Fix for first time use of dev containers in clean environment #1136
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent updates focus on optimizing caching mechanisms and configurations for improved performance in the development environment. These changes aim to enhance efficiency and streamline the development process. Additionally, a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Dev Containers" has been implemented to automate setting up the development environment and running backend unit tests upon code changes in the main branch. Changes
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- 9-9: The addition of the
POETRY_CACHE_DIRenvironment variable is a good fix for ensuring Poetry utilizes the specified cache directory within the containerized development environment. This change should help address the issue with dependency management in clean environments, especially on Alpine Linux systems.- 9-9: Reinstating the
POETRY_VIRTUALENVS_IN_PROJECTenvironment variable is crucial for ensuring that virtual environments are correctly configured within the project. This change contributes to a more predictable and controlled development environment.- 9-9: Please ensure to test these changes in the Alpine Linux environment to verify that Poetry behaves as expected with these new configurations.
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- 11-11: Reinstating the
POETRY_VIRTUALENVS_IN_PROJECTenvironment variable in thespiffworkflow-backendservice configuration is a positive step towards ensuring that virtual environments are correctly configured within the project. This change aligns with the overall objectives of enhancing the development container experience.- 11-11: Please ensure to test these changes in the development environment to confirm that the virtual environments are correctly configured as intended.
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- 8-8: The addition of the
CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDERenvironment variable is a good practice for managing Cypress cache in a containerized environment. This ensures that Cypress uses a specific directory for caching, which can help avoid permission issues and improve build times by reusing the cache.- 11-11: Setting the
npm_config_cacheenvironment variable is a solid approach to manage npm's cache directory. This change will help in optimizing dependency installation times and resolving potential cache-related issues in a containerized setup, especially on systems like Alpine Linux where the default cache location might not be ideal.
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Found this issue when moving to my alpine box - seems like due to mounting a pre-existing working directory, poetry was not respecting all the things i expected it to. Fix is to add one more env var to the arena dev docker compose file.
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