fix(bazel): integration test rule not able to setup mappings for resolutions #286
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…lutions Fixes that the Bazel integration test rule is not able to setup mappings for Yarn resolutions because the record keys do not exactly match to a package name, but rather follow certain allowed patterns, like `**/<pkg-name>`.
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Fixes that the Bazel integration test rule is not able to setup mappings
for Yarn resolutions because the record keys do not exactly match to a
package name, but rather follow certain allowed patterns, like
**/<pkg-name>.