
During November 2025, Mvasiv contributed to the bazelbuild/rules_apple repository by implementing TvOS Extension Entry Point Selection, introducing a tvos_extension parameter that allows developers to choose between TVExtensionMain and NSExtensionMain. This update aligned extension loading with tvOS 13+ practices, improving compatibility and easing future maintenance. Mvasiv used Bazel and Python to develop the feature, focusing on robust test-driven development and comprehensive test coverage to validate entry point behavior and prevent regressions. The work addressed platform alignment for modern tvOS extensions, resulting in smoother builds and clearer migration guidance, though no critical bugs were addressed during this period.
November 2025: Implemented TvOS Extension Entry Point Selection in bazelbuild/rules_apple, adding a tvos_extension parameter to select between TVExtensionMain and NSExtensionMain to align with tvOS 13+ extension practices and improve compatibility. Added comprehensive tests validating entry point behavior and regression safety. No critical bugs fixed this period; focus remained on feature delivery, test coverage, and platform alignment. Business impact includes smoother tvOS extension builds, reduced maintenance burden, and clearer migration guidance for teams adopting NSExtensionMain. Technologies demonstrated include Bazel rules, tvOS extension architecture, test-driven development, and robust test suites.
November 2025: Implemented TvOS Extension Entry Point Selection in bazelbuild/rules_apple, adding a tvos_extension parameter to select between TVExtensionMain and NSExtensionMain to align with tvOS 13+ extension practices and improve compatibility. Added comprehensive tests validating entry point behavior and regression safety. No critical bugs fixed this period; focus remained on feature delivery, test coverage, and platform alignment. Business impact includes smoother tvOS extension builds, reduced maintenance burden, and clearer migration guidance for teams adopting NSExtensionMain. Technologies demonstrated include Bazel rules, tvOS extension architecture, test-driven development, and robust test suites.

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