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WalkthroughThe recent updates involve refinements across the project, focusing on dependency management and enhancing the development workflow. The Changes
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.pre-commit-config.yaml (2)
- 3-3: The update of the
poetryversion from1.2.2to1.8.2is a significant upgrade. Ensure that this version is compatible with the project's current setup and dependencies.- 8-8: The modification of the
poetry-exporthook's arguments to remove the-fflag and specify the output file asrequirements.txtsimplifies the command. Ensure that this change does not affect any scripts or CI/CD pipelines that rely on the previous command format.Verification successful
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poetry export -fcommand format in.yamland.shfiles did not yield any results, suggesting that there are no direct references to the old command format within these file types in the codebase. However, it's important to note that this does not entirely rule out the possibility of its usage in other file types or in a dynamically constructed manner not captured by the search. It may be prudent to manually review any additional configuration files or scripts that could be affected by this change.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any scripts or CI/CD pipeline configurations that might be using the old poetry-export command format. rg --type yaml --type sh 'poetry export -f'Length of output: 45
README.md (7)
- 18-21: Setting up commit hooks is crucial for maintaining code quality. It might be helpful to explain why these hooks are important and what they do, to provide context for new developers.
- 24-28: The instructions for running the server are clear. However, it would be beneficial to mention the expected outcome or how to verify that the server is running correctly.
- 30-37: The linting instructions are comprehensive. Consider adding a brief description of each tool (isort, black, mypy) and why they are used, to help new contributors understand their purpose.
- 45-49: The instructions for running the development server are clear. Mentioning the difference between this command and the one in the "Run server" section (e.g., the
--reloadflag) would clarify when to use each.- 52-55: Testing instructions are concise. It might be helpful to include information on where to find test results or how to interpret them.
- 58-62: The Docker build instructions are straightforward. Including a note on common issues or troubleshooting tips could be beneficial for developers new to Docker.
- 64-67: The Docker Compose instructions are clear. Adding a brief explanation of what Docker Compose does and why it's used here would provide valuable context for newcomers.
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Adding a list of pre-requisites is helpful for new contributors. However, it would be beneficial to include specific version requirements for Python and Poetry, or at least mention where these can be found (e.g., pyproject.toml for Python).
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