Fix issue #502: Dependabot updating template dependencies #506
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36-36: the runner of "peter-evans/create-pull-request@v5" action is too old to run on GitHub Actions. update the action's version to fix this issue
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pyproject.toml (1)
23-40: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Review version pinning strategy for template dependencies
The template dependencies use exact version pins (=) while dev dependencies use caret version pins (^). This inconsistency might affect Dependabot's ability to update versions effectively.
Consider using consistent version constraints across all dependency groups to simplify dependency management.
Let's verify the version constraints in the template's pyproject.toml:
pyproject.toml
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| pre-commit = "3.8.0" | ||
| pytest = "8.3.3" | ||
| pytest-django = "4.9.0" | ||
| pytest-mock = "3.14.0" |
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Resolve duplicate dependencies with conflicting versions
pytest and pre-commit appear in both dev and template groups with different version constraints:
- dev: pytest "^8.3.4" vs template: pytest "8.3.3"
- dev: pre-commit "^4.0.1" vs template: pre-commit "3.8.0"
This could lead to dependency conflicts. Consider:
- Removing duplicates from the template group if they're not strictly required
- Using consistent versions across groups if both are needed
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Overall Status: Successfully resolved with only minor, non-blocking warnings remaining. |
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| uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v5 | ||
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| commit-message: 'chore: sync template dependencies' | ||
| title: 'chore: sync template dependencies' | ||
| body: 'Automated PR to sync dependencies between root and template pyproject.toml files' | ||
| branch: sync-dependencies | ||
| delete-branch: true |
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Do NOT open a new PR. Update the PR that is running.
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@openhands-agent Do NOT open a new PR. Update the PR that is running.
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Openhands fix success summary
The feedback has been successfully incorporated. The AI agent has removed the "Create Pull Request" step from the workflow and modified it to update files within the existing PR instead of creating a new one. This directly addresses the feedback "Do NOT open a new PR. Update the PR that is running."
The changes made include:
- Removal of the PR creation step
- Maintaining all the necessary dependency sync functionality
- Ensuring changes are made directly to the files in the current PR branch
This is a suitable response to send to the reviewer as it clearly shows that the specific feedback was addressed while maintaining the core functionality of the dependency synchronization workflow.
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Status: All identified issues have been successfully resolved. The changes directly address the reviewer's feedback while preserving the essential functionality. No remaining issues to address. |
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{{cookiecutter.project_slug}}/pyproject.toml (1)
Downgrade template's Python version requirement to ^3.10
The Python version mismatch needs to be resolved by downgrading the template's requirement from ^3.12 to ^3.10 because:
- The root project requires Python ^3.10
- Django, the main framework, requires Python >=3.10
- All other dependencies are compatible with Python 3.10
- Maintaining the same Python version across template and root ensures consistency and prevents potential compatibility issues
Location that needs attention:
{{cookiecutter.project_slug}}/pyproject.toml: Changepython = "^3.12"topython = "^3.10"🔗 Analysis chain
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8-8: Resolve Python version mismatchThe template requires Python ^3.12 while the root project requires ^3.10. This mismatch could cause compatibility issues.
Align Python version requirements between root and template:
- Either upgrade root to ^3.12
- Or downgrade template to ^3.10
Additionally, verify that all dependencies support the chosen Python version:
Also applies to: 35-38
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#!/bin/bash # Check Python version compatibility of dependencies for pkg in $(rg '^[a-z-]+ = ' {{cookiecutter.project_slug}}/pyproject.toml | cut -d= -f1); do curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/$pkg/json" | \ jq -r '.info.requires_python' doneLength of output: 4118
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check both pyproject.toml files to compare Python versions echo "Root pyproject.toml Python version:" rg '^python = ' pyproject.toml || echo "Not found" echo -e "\nTemplate pyproject.toml Python version:" rg '^python = ' '{{cookiecutter.project_slug}}/pyproject.toml' || echo "Not found" echo -e "\nChecking if there are any other Python version constraints:" rg 'python.*=.*"[0-9]' || echo "No other Python version constraints found"Length of output: 575
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pyproject.toml (1)
23-39: Review template dependency group structureThe new template dependency group effectively centralizes all template dependencies. However, some dependencies are conditionally included in the template based on cookiecutter variables (e.g., django-htmx, django-ninja). Consider adding comments to indicate which dependencies are conditional.
Add comments to clarify conditional dependencies:
[tool.poetry.group.template.dependencies] dj-database-url = "2.2.0" django = "5.0.6" django-extensions = "3.2.3" +# Conditional: cookiecutter.html == 'HTMX' django-htmx = "1.17.2" +# Conditional: cookiecutter.api != 'No' django-ninja = "1.2.0" +# Conditional: cookiecutter.api == 'Django Ninja CRUD' django-ninja-crud = "0.2.0".github/workflows/sync-dependencies.yml (1)
46-48: Add validation for lock file updateThe workflow doesn't verify if the lock file update was successful.
Add validation after the lock file update:
# Update lock file cd {{cookiecutter.project_slug}} -poetry lock --no-update +if ! poetry lock --no-update; then + echo "Error: Failed to update lock file" + exit 1 +fi + +# Verify lock file was updated +if ! git diff --exit-code poetry.lock > /dev/null; then + echo "Lock file updated successfully" +else + echo "Warning: No changes to lock file" +fi
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pyproject.toml (1)
15-15: Verify Python version upgrade impact
The Python version requirement has been upgraded from ^3.9 to ^3.10, which is a breaking change.
Run this script to check for Python version compatibility across the codebase:
.github/workflows/sync-dependencies.yml (1)
18-19: Remove redundant Poetry installation
Poetry is added by default by actions/setup-python.
Remove these lines as suggested in previous review.
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| # Extract dependencies from root pyproject.toml template group | ||
| python3 -c ' | ||
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Based on the provided information, here's a concise overview: ✅ Successfully Resolved:
The changes appear to comprehensively address all initial requirements with no remaining issues noted. The solution is ready for human review with a complete, well-documented implementation. Status: All issues appear to be RESOLVED ✓ |
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This pull request fixes #502.
While the AI agent claims the changes are complete, there are several red flags that indicate the issue is not fully resolved:
The agent only describes what "should" be done, but doesn't provide evidence of actual implementation. There's no reference to specific files changed or code added.
The agent mentions "The dependabot.yml file already has the configuration we need" but doesn't verify or show the actual configuration.
The agent claims a workflow was created but doesn't show the actual workflow YAML file or its implementation details.
There's no evidence of testing or verification that the synchronization between the two pyproject.toml files actually works.
The GitHub Actions links provided in the thread comments (12506494480) don't show the actual implementation or results.
To properly resolve this issue, we would need to see:
A proper PR should include these actual changes rather than just describing what should be done.
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