Support deploying manifests with Quarto app modes.

[toph-allen]

Description

Problem

rsconnect-python refuses to deploy Quarto manifests because it does not recognize the quarto-static and quarto-shiny appmodes.

Solution

• Added the new appmodes to the AppModes class in models.py.

Testing Notes / Validation Steps

• I searched the rest of the codebase for any other places that might need appmode-specific code, but couldn't find any. There don't seem to be any appmode-specific tests, either.
• I successfully deployed Quarto projects via rsconnect deploy manifest that had previously failed.

[toph-allen]

I don't think the README needs any additional updating, as it doesn't go into any detail about non-Python content anyway.

The one place I added them to the README is in the --content-type option under the Content Search heading. I checked, and that option does use AppModes._modes, so it makes sense to add them there.

[mmarchetti]

Is there a Python equivalent of quarto-shiny mode? (that is, a quarto document with an interactive python app embedded)?

[toph-allen]

Is there a Python equivalent of quarto-shiny mode? (that is, a quarto document with an interactive python app embedded)?

No, my understanding is that there is no Python equivalent. Quarto supports rendering with R (Knitr) and Python (Jupyter), and interactivity with Shiny, Observable JS, Jupyter Widgets, and R htmlwidgets. Only Shiny has a server component there.

[kgartland-rstudio]

how do we write-manifest for a quarto app? @toph-allen did you create the manifest manually?

I successfully deployed Quarto projects via rsconnect deploy manifest that had previously failed.

-> rsconnect version
1.7.1

> rsconnect write-manifest quarto-static quarto-jupyter.qmd
Usage: rsconnect write-manifest [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Try 'rsconnect write-manifest --help' for help.

Error: No such command 'quarto-static'

[toph-allen]

rsconnect-python can't write a manifest for Quarto+Python content yet (see https://github.com/rstudio/connect/issues/20729#issue-1130908463). rsconnect::writeManifest() is in the same position for Quarto+R content (see https://github.com/rstudio/connect/projects/26#card-66728381). And I don't know if we understand how Quarto content with no runtimes will get a manifest.

So right now, rsconnect-python just supports manifest-only deployment for Quarto appmodes, like it does for R content.

I've been getting manifests for Quarto content by using the IDE's push-button publishing to deploy them, then downloading the bundle and extracting the manifest from there.