Remove requirements.txt #62
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WalkthroughThe updates streamline the project's dependency management and build process. The removal of the Changes
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- .circleci/config.yml (2 hunks)
- .pre-commit-config.yaml (1 hunks)
- Dockerfile (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- .pre-commit-config.yaml
Additional comments: 8
Dockerfile (7)
- 1-3: The introduction of the
builder-basestage and setting the working directory to/appare well-aligned with the objective of adopting Poetry for dependency management. This setup ensures a clean and organized environment for the subsequent stages.- 1-6: > 📝 NOTE
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Setting environment variables such as
PYTHONUNBUFFERED,PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE,PIP_NO_CACHE_DIR, andPIP_DISABLE_PIP_VERSION_CHECKis a good practice for Docker images. These settings improve the performance and predictability of Python applications and pip installations within containers.
- 13-17: Introducing a dedicated
lockstage for managing dependencies with Poetry is a strategic move. It isolates dependency resolution and package installation, making the Docker build process more efficient and reliable. However, the commandpoetry export --output requirements.txtseems contradictory to the PR's objective of removingrequirements.txt. This might be a temporary step for compatibility reasons, but it's worth clarifying the intention behind generatingrequirements.txthere.- 19-21: Copying
requirements.txtfrom thelockstage and using it to build wheels in thebuilderstage is an effective way to pre-compile dependencies. This approach reduces build times and ensures that dependencies are ready for installation in the final image. However, as previously mentioned, the reliance onrequirements.txtneeds clarification given the PR's goal.- 10-31: > 📝 NOTE
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Configuring a non-root user (
nonroot) and setting the appropriate working directory (/home/nonroot/app) in the finalappstage enhances the security and organization of the Docker image. These practices are recommended for production-grade Docker images to minimize potential security risks.
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Installing dependencies from pre-compiled wheels and copying the application source code into the container are standard practices for Docker images. This ensures that dependencies are installed efficiently and the application is ready to run. The structure and commands used here are clear and follow best practices.
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The container's command, exposed port, and labels are correctly configured. The use of
uvicornto serve the application, exposing port 80, and adding descriptive labels align with best practices for Docker images. These configurations ensure that the container is ready for deployment and provides useful metadata..circleci/config.yml (1)
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The modifications to the
.circleci/config.ymlfile, including the removal of theverify-requirementsjob and adjustments to the workflow, are consistent with the PR's objective of adopting Poetry for dependency management. These changes streamline the CI process by eliminating redundant steps and aligning with the new dependency management approach. It's important to ensure that all necessary dependency checks and validations are now handled by Poetry to maintain the integrity of the build process.
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This reverts commit ccc25b1.
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verify-requirementsjob and associated steps.poetry-exporthook from pre-commit configuration.