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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a test-requirements.txt file to manage testing dependencies more effectively.
    • Added a new script to automate the setup of the Code Climate test reporter, ensuring integrity verification of downloaded files.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced installation commands for Python dependencies in both CircleCI and GitHub Actions workflows, ensuring better compatibility and stability.
    • Standardized the installation of test-related dependencies across various environments, improving consistency.

Notible change: introduced a new config for test environment's dependancies with `test-requirements.txt`
@reactive-firewall reactive-firewall added this to the Version 1.1.5 milestone Sep 7, 2024
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The changes involve updates to the configuration files for CircleCI and GitHub Actions, focusing on the installation of Python packages. Modifications include renaming job steps, consolidating package management into a single requirements file (test-requirements.txt), and specifying version constraints for various dependencies. A new test-requirements.txt file organizes essential testing packages with version specifications to ensure compatibility and stability. Additionally, a new shell script automates the download and verification of the Code Climate test reporter tool.

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Files Change Summary
.circleci/config.yml, .github/workflows/Tests.yml Renamed job steps related to package installation, updated commands to install from test-requirements.txt, and specified version constraints for dependencies.
test-requirements.txt Introduced a new file listing testing dependencies with version specifications and organized structure.
tests/fetch_cc-test-reporter Added a new shell script to automate downloading and verifying the Code Climate test reporter tool.

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    participant CI as CI/CD System
    participant Installer as Package Installer
    participant Requirements as Requirements File

    CI->>Installer: Start installation process
    Installer->>Requirements: Read test-requirements.txt
    Requirements-->>Installer: Provide dependencies with versions
    Installer->>Installer: Install specified packages
    Installer->>CI: Installation complete
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  • Release 1.1.4 Update #34 Release 1.1.4 Update: This PR includes updates to the .github/dependabot.yml file, which relates to dependency management, similar to the changes made in the main PR regarding the installation of Python packages.
  • [UPDATE] Version bump for next release #71 [UPDATE] Version bump for next release: This PR updates the setup.cfg file, which is relevant as it also involves managing dependencies and versioning, aligning with the main PR's focus on dependency installation.
  • [HOTFIX] Fixes issue with setup.cfg where a comma is missing #73 [HOTFIX] Fixes issue with setup.cfg where a comma is missing: This PR addresses a minor syntax issue in the setup.cfg file, which is directly related to the configuration and management of dependencies, similar to the changes in the main PR.

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test-requirements.txt (1)

1-34: Approve the structure and content of test-requirements.txt.

The file is well-organized and includes necessary version constraints for dependencies, which is crucial for maintaining compatibility and stability in testing environments. The comments indicating the license type for each package are helpful for compliance and understanding dependency restrictions.

Consider using em dashes for clarity in comments as suggested by static analysis tools. For example, replace "time - builtin - PSF licence" with "time — builtin — PSF licence". This change is minor but enhances the readability of the comments.

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.circleci/config.yml (1)

32-34: Approve the updates to the CircleCI configuration.

The changes to the CircleCI configuration file are well-thought-out and improve the clarity and efficiency of the CI process. Using a single test-requirements.txt file for dependency management is a best practice that helps maintain consistency and simplifies updates.

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96-98: Approve the updates to the GitHub Actions workflow.

The updates to the GitHub Actions workflow file enhance the specificity and robustity of the dependency management process. Specifying minimum versions for essential packages and consistently including test-requirements.txt across various jobs ensures compatibility and stability. The use of the --user flag is a good practice to avoid permission issues.

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Testing only AMD64 for linux and darwin latest. Once working we can look at figuring out arm64.
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202-204: Update dependency installation commands to include version constraints.

The inclusion of version constraints for pip, setuptools, and wheel is a good practice to avoid compatibility issues. The changes are consistent across different jobs, which helps maintain a stable environment.

The updates to the dependency installation commands are approved as they enhance the specificity and stability of the package installations.

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96-98: Approved: Specific version constraints and test requirements installation.

The addition of specific version constraints for pip, setuptools, and wheel is a good practice to ensure compatibility and prevent issues due to version mismatches. The inclusion of test-requirements.txt ensures that all necessary test dependencies are installed, which is crucial for consistent test environments.


155-156: Approved: Consistent installation of test dependencies.

Ensuring that test-requirements.txt is used in the MATS job aligns with the goal of standardizing dependency management across different jobs. This consistency is crucial for reliable test executions.


202-204: Approved: Standardized dependency management in COVERAGE-MATS job.

The specification of version constraints for pip, setuptools, and wheel, along with the consistent use of test-requirements.txt, ensures that the environment is controlled and predictable across different jobs. This standardization is beneficial for maintaining a stable CI pipeline.


281-283: Approved: Consistent dependency management in COVERAGE job.

The addition of specific version constraints and the consistent use of test-requirements.txt across various jobs, including the COVERAGE job, enhances the reliability and predictability of the CI environment.


351-353: Approved: Standardized dependency management in STYLE job.

The specification of version constraints for pip, setuptools, and wheel, along with the consistent use of test-requirements.txt, ensures that the environment is controlled and predictable across different jobs. This standardization is beneficial for maintaining a stable CI pipeline.


395-397: Approved: Consistent dependency management in INTEGRATION job.

The addition of specific version constraints and the consistent use of test-requirements.txt across various jobs, including the INTEGRATION job, enhances the reliability and predictability of the CI environment.


464-466: Approved: Standardized dependency management in TOX job.

The specification of version constraints for pip, setuptools, and wheel, along with the consistent use of test-requirements.txt, ensures that the environment is controlled and predictable across different jobs. This standardization is beneficial for maintaining a stable CI pipeline.

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300-300: got unexpected character '"' while lexing expression, expecting 'a'..'z', 'A'..'Z', '_', '0'..'9', ''', '}', '(', ')', '[', ']', '.', '!', '<', '>', '=', '&', '|', '*', ',', ' '. do you mean string literals? only single quotes are available for string delimiter

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324-324: if: condition "${{ runner.os }} == "Linux"" is always evaluated to true because extra characters are around ${{ }}

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399-399: if: condition "${{ runner.os }} != "Linux"" is always evaluated to true because extra characters are around ${{ }}

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400-400: shellcheck reported issue in this script: SC2086:info:1:6: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting

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96-98: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The changes to specify minimum versions for pip, setuptools, and wheel are good for ensuring compatibility. However, using || true might mask important errors during installation. Consider whether this is the best approach or if it would be better to handle potential errors more explicitly.


155-156: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The installation commands are consistent across different jobs, which is good for maintaining uniformity. However, as previously mentioned, consider the implications of using || true and whether it might be better to handle errors more explicitly.


281-283: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The installation commands are consistent across different jobs, which is good for maintaining uniformity. However, as previously mentioned, consider the implications of using || true and whether it might be better to handle errors more explicitly.


351-353: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The installation commands are consistent across different jobs, which is good for maintaining uniformity. However, as previously mentioned, consider the implications of using || true and whether it might be better to handle errors more explicitly.


395-397: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The installation commands are consistent across different jobs, which is good for maintaining uniformity. However, as previously mentioned, consider the implications of using || true and whether it might be better to handle errors more explicitly.


464-466: Approve dependency installation commands but verify the use of || true.

The installation commands are consistent across different jobs, which is good for maintaining uniformity. However, as previously mentioned, consider the implications of using || true and whether it might be better to handle errors more explicitly.

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This pull request introduces several modifications to the CircleCI configuration and GitHub Actions workflow files, focusing on the installation and management of Python dependencies. A new test-requirements.txt file is added to consolidate testing dependencies with version specifications. Additionally, a shell script for fetching the Code Climate test reporter is introduced, enhancing the automation of the CI/CD process.

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.circleci/config.yml Renamed job steps, updated commands to install from test-requirements.txt, removed cleanup steps.
.github/workflows/Tests.yml Updated installation commands with specific version constraints for dependencies, standardized test dependencies installation.
test-requirements.txt Introduced file listing testing dependencies with version specifiers and organized structure.
tests/fetch_cc-test-reporter Added a shell script for downloading and verifying the Code Climate test reporter tool.

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@reactive-firewall reactive-firewall merged commit 6c9054b into master Sep 8, 2024
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