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• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
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• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined our continuous integration workflows by consolidating and simplifying the commands used to run tests, ensuring a more efficient and reliable process.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the GitHub Actions workflows for running tests. Both the devRun.yml and nightly.yml files now eliminate the manual virtual environment activation by directly invoking the Python interpreter from the .venv to run pytest. In the devRun.yml file, the command uses xvfb-run to wrap the execution, whereas the nightly.yml file simply calls the interpreter with pytest.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/devRun.yml, .github/workflows/nightly.yml	Removed explicit virtual environment activation; updated test commands to directly invoke .venv/bin/python -m pytest (with xvfb-run in devRun.yml) to simplify the workflow execution process.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant W as Workflow
    participant P as Python Interpreter (.venv/bin/python)
    participant T as Pytest Module
    participant X as xvfb-run

    Note over W: DevRun Workflow Flow
    W->>X: Execute command: xvfb-run .venv/bin/python -m pytest -m devRun ...
    X->>P: Launch Python
    P->>T: Run pytest tests

    Note over W: Nightly Workflow Flow
    W->>P: Execute command: .venv/bin/python -m pytest ...
    P->>T: Run pytest tests

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Possibly related PRs

• uv #457: Adjustments to GitHub Actions workflows that remove explicit virtual environment activation.
• hotfix-nigthly-1 #401: Modifications in both devRun.yml and nightly.yml files streamlining test command executions.
• merge-reports #454: Changes to the testing command execution, replacing the manual activation with direct Python interpreter invocation.

Suggested reviewers

• elias-shoursoh

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I'm a hopping little rabbit, so spry and keen,
Skipping through workflows, neat and clean,
No more "source" for virtual env's delight,
Direct Python runs make testing light,
With every change, I wiggle with glee 🐰✨
Cheers to streamlined code and endless clarity!

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

.github/workflows/nightly.yml (1)

56-59: Streamlined Test Command Execution
The updated test execution command directly invokes the Python interpreter from the virtual environment using xvfb-run .venv/bin/python -m pytest, eliminating the need for an explicit environment activation step. This improves clarity and minimizes potential shell errors. One minor suggestion: please verify that the fallback expression

${{ github.event.inputs.pytest_command || '-m "not devRun"' }}

behaves as expected in all situations within the GitHub Actions expression syntax.

.github/workflows/devRun.yml (1)

31-31: Consolidated Virtual Environment Usage
The command on line 31 now uses xvfb-run .venv/bin/python -m pytest -m devRun --base-url ${{ vars.BASE_URL }} which removes the need for a separate virtual environment activation. This ensures consistency with the nightly workflow and simplifies the test step.

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