app.py is the generic entry point for Abseil Python applications. This is a key difference from how python applications are typically run, where you identify a specific file as the entry point, e.g., $ python my_app.py. When you run your application via Bazel, Bazel automatically determines the entry point by searching for app.run() within a build rule’s source files.
When the program starts, app.run() parses the flags, printing a usage message and failing if illegal flags or flag values are specified.
py_binary(
name = "hello",
deps = [],
srcs = ["hello.py"],
)
When using app.py’s run() to start your program, C++ flags will automatically be available.
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