bug/python non top level requirements
- fix support for requirements file at any depth
- add changelog
🦋 Changeset detected
Latest commit: b3af2aa7992373b35da00f8d7a5766f273de695a
The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump.
This PR includes changesets to release 23 packages
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| @trigger.dev/python | Patch |
| d3-chat | Patch |
| references-d3-openai-agents | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/build | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/core | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/react-hooks | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/redis-worker | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/rsc | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/schema-to-json | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/sdk | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/database | Patch |
| @trigger.dev/otlp-importer | Patch |
| trigger.dev | Patch |
| @internal/cache | Patch |
| @internal/clickhouse | Patch |
| @internal/redis | Patch |
| @internal/replication | Patch |
| @internal/run-engine | Patch |
| @internal/schedule-engine | Patch |
| @internal/testcontainers | Patch |
| @internal/tracing | Patch |
| @internal/zod-worker | Patch |
| references-nextjs-realtime | Patch |
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Walkthrough
- Added .changeset/eleven-months-brake.md declaring a patch release for @trigger.dev/python with a note about a bug fix related to specifying a requirements file.
- Updated packages/python/src/extension.ts: in the python-dependencies layer, changed the Docker COPY destination for the requirements file from the build context root (.) to the same path as the source file (${this.options.requirementsFile}), leaving the pip install command unchanged.
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@julienvanbeveren Thanks for the contribution! Were you able to test this change?
@ericallam No, how do you recommend this to be tested / what is the setup for good testing? I would love to test it and finalize the PR.