'Limit visibility for targets of a subpackage to only that subpackage
In our mono-repo we have a directory called wild_west, were people are allowed to submit any code they want without code review. It's great for one-off tests and experimentatal code that is still worth keeping checked into git.
Developers are not allowed to depend on anything from wild_west in the rest of the code-base.
Is there a way to enforce that with bazel?
The only way I can think of currently is to require that all targets under //wild_west must add visibility = ["//wild_west:__subpackages__"]. However, this would not prevent people from simply making targets public. I would ideally like to be able to apply some sort of "maximum visibility scope" for all targets under wild_west so they can't be visible outside of wild_west.
Is this possible?
Alternatively, maybe there is a robust way to add a check in our CI for this?
Thank you!
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