infra: move requirements to a pyproject file and set up hatch env #440
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AbeCoull
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This will use hatch as a trial of the tooling for Braket. This is a 2 way door and a follow up PR can be released to remove this should the case arise. |
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Are these files? Will they be included in this pr?
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These are the build systems dependencies
https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/build-system/pyproject-toml/#build-time-dependencies
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Where will this actually be applied? In the notebooks or in the .py files that notebooks use?
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This is not applied currently. I can remove it to avoid confusion but I figured it would be alright to leave in for people to use and build off of.
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Where did you get this list from? Again, not sure where/how this applies.
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This was from hatch --init. I have left this as a linting starting point. I can remove to avoid confusion.
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why do we no longer need this file? Are we just merging this with the requirements file for NBIs?
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Yes, this was to address the discussed proposal around not installing unpinned dependencies and instead using just the requirements dependencies.
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Description of changes:
This pyproject file uses hatch for management. With this, we can define testing environments including the default one which is being used here. Currently, this is a sloppy implementation and generalizes for our use case. There are a few improvements to be done based on this:
1.1 We can use ipynb specific linters. Still researching this to properly propose something.
hatch run testtakes case of the dependency setup and utilizes the constraints in the pyproject file. A user can still runpip install -e .to install these dependencies if they wish to use other tools besides hatch.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.