May/June Environment Updates

[mfixstsci]

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[melanieclarke]

The new environment files look good to me! Both of them build, look fine in spot checks, and mostly pass local testing.

Two things though...

1. I think the requirements.txt and rtd-requirements.txt files need to be updated to match the updated dependency versions.
2. There are a couple minor local testing issues related to the recent packaging changes (below). They're unrelated to the environment changes here, so I can add a separate PR for it if you want.

Testing issues:

• test_setup.py fails due to changes in the way versioning is done
• pyproject.toml is not setup correctly to exclude the static directory, so test discovery is not working right -- 'pytest jwql' attempts to recurse the entire filesystem to find unit tests.

[mfixstsci]

The new environment files look good to me! Both of them build, look fine in spot checks, and mostly pass local testing.

Two things though...

1. I think the requirements.txt and rtd-requirements.txt files need to be updated to match the updated dependency versions.

2. There are a couple minor local testing issues related to the recent packaging changes (below). They're unrelated to the environment changes here, so I can add a separate PR for it if you want.

Testing issues:

* test_setup.py fails due to changes in the way versioning is done

* pyproject.toml is not setup correctly to exclude the static directory, so test discovery is not working right -- 'pytest jwql' attempts to recurse the entire filesystem to find unit tests.

Thanks for the review @melanieclarke! I forgot about the requirement files 😓 I will go ahead and update those. As for the the pyproject.toml files I am unaware of how to set them up so if you have some tips you can give me, that would be excellent. I am still learning about the new packaging configuration we are working with!

[melanieclarke]

As for the the pyproject.toml files I am unaware of how to set them up so if you have some tips you can give me, that would be excellent. I am still learning about the new packaging configuration we are working with!

Still learning too! I don't know if this is the best way, but testing locally, it looks like it works. In pyproject.toml, remove the addopts line under pytest and replace it with a norecursedirs option, like this:

[tool.pytest]
junit_family = "xunit2"

[tool.pytest.ini_options]
norecursedirs = ["jwql/website/apps/jwql/static"]

[mfixstsci]

@melanieclarke thanks, I went ahead and made the changes.

[melanieclarke]

Looks good now. Thanks for the updates!