test(e2e): cover nanobind_extension against the PBS py_cc toolchain#1299
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Adds an e2e case that builds a real nanobind_extension in a graph whose only Python toolchains come from python_interpreters, exercising the @rules_python//python/cc:current_py_cc_headers path that nanobind and pybind11 use to resolve Python headers. Complements pbs-cc-toolchain (bare cc_binary + current_py_cc_headers/libs) with the common nanobind consumer, guarding the py_cc toolchain registration behind issue aspect-build#1095. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an e2e case that builds a real
nanobind_extensionin a graph whose only Python toolchains come frompython_interpreters(the rules_pythonpython.toolchain()drop-in), exercising the@rules_python//python/cc:current_py_cc_headerspath that nanobind and pybind11 use to resolve Python headers.pbs-cc-toolchainalready covers the barecc_binary+current_py_cc_headers/current_py_cc_libspath; this adds the nanobind consumer, which is how most real-world native extensions reachcurrent_py_cc_headers. It guards the py_cc toolchain registration (issue #1095) against regression.Two targets:
example_ext_build_test— abuild_testover thenanobind_extension; fails at analysis ifpython_interpretersdoes not register@rules_python//python/cc:toolchain_type.example_ext_test— compiles, links, loads and calls the extension under a PBS runtime (py 3.13).End-user visible: no (test-only). Breaking: no.
Test plan:
bazel test //nanobind-py-cc/...ine2e/casespasses locally (build_test + runtime import/call; Linux x86_64, llvm toolchain).Context: came out of testing the py_cc gap for a real nanobind consumer (discussed in #1131); @jbedard suggested opening this.