feat: Add Python Virtual Environment Support: Installing User Defined Packages#4902
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The feature is working well! I left a few comments to improve the codebase and user experience.
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Left more comments. Can you add more test cases that Codecov Report complains?
Also, this PR lacks sync check between requirements.txt and system-requirements-lock.txt. It's better to add a sync check in the github CI but totally up to you. If you are not going to add a github CI check on this PR, please mention it in the PR description and create an issue.
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Thanks for the comments. I reviewed the Codecov report, and the current I also created issue #5034 to track adding a CI sync check between |
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What changes were proposed in this PR?
This PR is an extension of PR #4484. Previously, we introduced support for creating Python Virtual Environments (PVEs) with system-level dependencies preinstalled. This PR builds on that foundation by enabling users to install custom Python packages within a PVE. In some cases, installing a user package may overwrite system-level packages. For this reason, System package versions are locked to prevent these conflicts.
Some duplicate lines of code (previously introduced in PR #4484) were removed from PveManager to improve clarity and reduce redundancy.
Any related issues, documentation, discussions?
This change is part of ongoing efforts to support environment isolation and reproducibility within Texera. Related issue includes #4296. This PR closes sub-issue #4465.
A GitHub CI sync check between
requirements.txtandsystem-requirements-lock.txtwill be added in a follow-up PR. Tracking issue: #5034.How was this PR tested?
Tested Manually and PveResourceSpec test file updated.
To test:
To test system dependency conflit management, install the following packages:
Was this PR authored or co-authored using generative AI tooling?
Co-authored using: ChatGPT (OpenAI)