Integrate mypy and yamlfix, fix Conda dependency resolution, add release workflow
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WalkthroughThe changes streamline the development and release processes for a VSCode extension. Key updates include automating the release workflow, improving linting and formatting configurations, and addressing dependency resolution issues in Conda environments. Additionally, type hints and formatting improvements were made across several Python and TypeScript files. Changes
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mypy.ini (2)
2-2: Consider specifying a more recent Python version if the project supports it, to leverage the latest type checking features.
3-3: Settingignore_missing_imports = Truemay hide potential issues. If possible, specify this option for specific packages instead.scripts/format.sh (2)
8-10: Ensure that excluding.mypy_cachedirectories from Python file formatting is intentional and aligns with project requirements.
16-16: Confirm that all YAML files of interest are located within.github/workflows/or adjust the path as needed..github/workflows/ci.yml (2)
13-13: Ensure that using a dynamic Node.js version (18.x) aligns with the project's version compatibility requirements.
17-17: Verify that all required dependencies, includingyamlfix, are installed correctly and are compatible with the project's environment.requirements.in (1)
16-20: Confirm that the specified versions oftyping-extensionsandexceptiongroupare compatible with the project's requirements and resolve the Conda environment issues as intended.scripts/lint.sh (2)
14-16: Ensure thatmypytype checking covers all relevant Python files and is configured correctly according to the project's needs.
24-24: Verify thatyamlfixcorrectly identifies and reports issues in YAML files, particularly within.github/workflows/..github/workflows/release.yml (2)
18-18: Confirm that caching npm dependencies (cache: 'npm') is effective and aligns with the project's CI/CD practices.
31-31: Ensure that the condition for publishing the extension (startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/tags/')) accurately reflects the project's release strategy.src/views/statusBar/index.ts (2)
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1-1: Ensure the copyright year reflects the current year or the range of years during which the file was modified.
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86-86: Verify that removing theserverUrlparameter from theupdateStatusBarItemmethod does not impact other functionalities relying on server URL information.bundled/tool/lsp_utils.py (4)
123-125: Thesourceparameter is now optional in_run_module. Ensure that all calls to this function handle the case wheresourceisNone.
153-153: Thesourceparameter inrun_moduleis now optional. Verify that all invocations ofrun_modulecorrectly handle cases wheresourceis not provided.
164-165: Thesourceparameter inrun_pathis now optional. Ensure that all usages ofrun_pathare updated to reflect this change.
194-194: Thesourceparameter inrun_apiis now optional. Confirm that all calls torun_apiaccount for the possibility ofsourcebeingNone.bundled/tool/lsp_server.py (3)
53-54: Explicit typing forWORKSPACE_SETTINGSandGLOBAL_SETTINGSasDict[str, Any]improves type safety. Good practice.
66-67: The explicit typing ofTOOL_ARGSasList[str]is a good addition for clarity and type safety.
84-96: The safe update and logging ofGLOBAL_SETTINGSandsettingsfromparams.initialization_optionsenhance robustness. Ensure that all potential edge cases are handled correctly.requirements.txt (1)
84-87: Addingtypes-pyyamlwith version6.0.12.20240311enhances type checking for PyYAML. Ensure compatibility with the project's usage of PyYAML.bundled/tool/lsp_jsonrpc.py (5)
25-25: Addingcastfromtypingfor type hinting improves type safety. Good practice.
63-66: Modifying thewritemethod inJsonRpcStreamWriterto write content without encoding simplifies the code. Ensure that this change does not affect the expected functionality.
134-136: Usingio.TextIOWrapperfor readable and writable streams increate_json_rpcis a good practice for handling text streams. Verify that encoding is correctly handled across all platforms.
168-171: The use ofcastto assure type safety instart_processmethod is a good practice. Ensure thatproc.stdoutandproc.stdinare always notNonewhen this method is called.
237-237: Making thesourceparameter optional inrun_over_json_rpcincreases flexibility. Verify that all usages of this function correctly handle cases wheresourceis not provided.package.json (2)
6-6: Incrementing the version to "0.0.4" is appropriate for releasing new features or fixes. Ensure that this version increment follows semantic versioning principles.
52-61: Reorganizing scripts and adding a newdeployscript enhances the project's build and deployment process. Ensure that all scripts are correctly referenced in the CI/CD pipeline.
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4-4: Ensuremypyversion compatibility with the project.Consider specifying a version for
mypyto ensure compatibility with the project's codebase. This can prevent potential issues with futuremypyupdates that may introduce breaking changes or new checks that could affect your CI pipeline.
6-6: Specifyyamlfixversion to maintain consistent linting.It's a good practice to pin specific versions of development tools like
yamlfixto ensure consistent behavior across different environments and over time. This can help avoid unexpected changes in linting results due to updates in the tool.
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1-8: Ensure compatibility of added packages with the project's Python version and among themselves..github/actions/lint/action.yml (4)
7-21: Node setup and TypeScript linting steps are correctly configured.
22-32: Python setup and caching steps are correctly configured.
33-37: Python dependencies installation step is correctly configured.
38-40: Ensure./scripts/lint.shis executable and correctly implements Python and YAML linting.Verification successful
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./scripts/lint.shis executable and correctly implements linting for Python and YAML files. The script uses appropriate tools (rufffor Python linting,mypyfor type checking Python files, andyamlfixfor YAML linting) and includes proper error handling. This aligns with the requirements mentioned in the review comment.Scripts Executed
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60-60: Ensure thevscode:prepublishscript is correctly set up to run before publishing.This script is correctly configured to ensure all necessary build steps are completed before publishing.
61-61: Validate that thewatchscript is effectively monitoring file changes during development.Verification successful
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watchscript inpackage.jsonis configured to usewebpack --watch, which should enable file change monitoring during development. Additionally, there are multiple references to watch-related configurations and scripts in the project, including in.vscode/tasks.jsonand other files.
package.json:"watch": "webpack --watch".vscode/tasks.json: Multiple entries related to watch tasks.These findings indicate that the watch functionality is indeed set up to monitor file changes.
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59-59: Check if thevsce-packagescript is correctly generating the VSIX package.
52-52: Ensure the newdeployscript aligns with the release workflow objectives.
56-56: Review thepackagescript to ensure it correctly handles production builds.Verification successful
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| "vsce-package": "vsce package -o zenml.vsix", | ||
| "vscode:prepublish": "npm run package", | ||
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| "format": "prettier --ignore-path .gitignore --write \"**/*.+(ts|json)\"", | ||
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This PR addresses several important aspects of the project, focusing on enhancing code quality, maintainability, and usability across different environments.
Changes:
yamlfix: Addyamlfixfor linting / formatting our GH Actions scripts #13mypy: Addmypyfor the Python code #15:mypy.inifile has been added to preserve the status quo behavior and nature of the extension's integration with thevscode-python-tools-extension.lsp_utils.py,lsp_jsonrpc.py, andlsp_server.pyhave been corrected.types-PyYAMLhas been added torequirements.in, resolving missing stubs foryaml.TextIOWrapperandBinaryIOinlsp_jsonrpc.pylsp_server.py, particularly withOptional[Any]values.typing-extensionsandexceptiongroupexplicitly included inrequirements.infor Python versions < 3.11.Testing (Conda Environments):
pip install -r requirements.txtand verify successful installation without errorsGoal:
mypy.vscode-python-tools-extensionthrough the use ofmypy.iniconfiguration.Addresses #13, #14, #15, #22
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