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build: prepare for test matrix #312

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@alex-liang3 alex-liang3 commented Jan 10, 2025

Adds a new Makefile directive to be used in CI to facilitate unit testing multiple Python versions. This should be merged BEFORE open-space-collective/open-space-toolkit#144, and will only kick in after the latter is merged.

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    • Added a new continuous integration (CI) target for running Python unit tests
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    • Updated Makefile to support automated Python testing in CI environments

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The pull request introduces a new Makefile target ci-test-python specifically designed for running Python unit tests in continuous integration environments. This target is configured to install necessary Python packages and execute tests using pytest, with the assumption that the development image is already built and Python bindings are available in the packages/python directory.

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Makefile Added new .PHONY target ci-test-python for running Python unit tests in CI environment

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549-558: Consider adding error handling for missing prerequisites.

While the implementation is correct, it might fail silently if the prerequisites are not met. Consider adding checks for:

  1. The existence of the packages/python directory
  2. The presence of wheel files in the directory
 	docker run \
 	--rm \
 	--volume="$(CURDIR):/app:delegated" \
 	--volume="/app/build" \
 	--workdir=/app/build \
 	$(docker_development_image_repository):$(docker_image_version) \
-	/bin/bash -c "python${test_python_version} -m pip install --root-user-action=ignore --target=${test_python_directory} --find-links packages/python open_space_toolkit_${project_name} \
+	/bin/bash -c "\
+	if [ ! -d \"packages/python\" ]; then \
+		echo \"Error: packages/python directory not found\"; \
+		exit 1; \
+	fi; \
+	if [ -z \"$(ls -A packages/python/*.whl 2>/dev/null)\" ]; then \
+		echo \"Error: No wheel files found in packages/python\"; \
+		exit 1; \
+	fi; \
+	python${test_python_version} -m pip install --root-user-action=ignore --target=${test_python_directory} --find-links packages/python open_space_toolkit_${project_name} \
 	&& python${test_python_version} -m pip install --root-user-action=ignore --target=${test_python_directory} plotly pandas \
 	&& cd ${test_python_directory}/ostk/$(project_name)/ \
 	&& python${test_python_version} -m pytest -sv ."
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545-546: LGTM! Clear documentation of prerequisites.

The target documentation clearly states the assumptions about the development image and Python bindings availability, which is crucial for CI environments.


560-561: LGTM! Properly marked as .PHONY.

The target is correctly marked as .PHONY, following Makefile best practices.

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@vishwa2710 vishwa2710 force-pushed the build/prep-test-matrix branch from da45a41 to 42d6f75 Compare January 13, 2025 20:23
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@vishwa2710 vishwa2710 merged commit f71c508 into main Jan 13, 2025
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