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IMO this kind of change lacks an essential introduction in the commit message(s), detailing what problem it solves and why it's the good way to solve it: see https://docs.xcp-ng.org/project/development-process/commit-message-conventions/ |
ydirson
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| version = "0.1.0" | ||
| description = "Add your description here" | ||
| readme = "README.md" | ||
| requires-python = ">=3.12" |
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Do we already depend on python 3.12?
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no (not yet) I'll change that
ydirson
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| [tools] | ||
| "npm:xo-cli" = "0.32.1" | ||
| python = "3.13" | ||
| uv = "0.6" |
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is it mise that relies on uv for the multiple python interpreter support?
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mise use the same python binaries as uv but it doesn't require uv to install python.
uv is there to deal with the python dependencies
install `mise` once with ~~sh curl https://mise.run | sh ~~ then just run ~~sh mise run test tests/misc/test_basic_without_ssh.py --hosts=gln-xcpng ~~ to install all the required dependencies, including `xo-cli`, `python`, and required python modules, and run the selected tests. If you prefer not to use `mise run`, you can tell mise to install the dependencies and then set up the shell environment to have them accessible in the shell: ~~sh mise install mise activate | source ~~ `mise` deactivates itself as soon as you leave the project directory, and reactivates when you enter a directory with a `mise` configuration, so you may even put that last command in your global shell configuration. Signed-off-by: Gaëtan Lehmann <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Gaëtan Lehmann <[email protected]>
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Today, configuring the test environment requires several manual steps, and the same is true when updating the test dependencies.
Moreover, the developers are not all using the same Python version, which may introduce differences in the test behavior.
Finally, with some dependencies from the operating system, most notably on Python, we are forced to use the oldest version available on our test environment, and can't benefit from the newest features.
misehelps solve most of this problem. It takes care of installing the dependencies independently of the languages they are written in. It ensures that the dependencies are at the exact same version on all the test environments that are set up. It can install a language like Python or Node at a specific version. It is easily installable as a single binary.install
miseonce withcurl https://mise.run | shthen just run
mise run test tests/misc/test_basic_without_ssh.py --hosts=gln-xcpngto install all the required dependencies, including
xo-cli,python, and required python modules, and run the selected tests.If you prefer not to use
mise run, you can tell mise to install the dependencies and then set up the shell environment to have them accessible in the shell:misedeactivates itself as soon as you leave the project directory, and reactivates when you enter a directory with amiseconfiguration, so you may even put that last command in your global shell configuration.