revert: back to pip

[nejcm]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined the GitHub Action configuration by removing outdated dependency installation steps.
  • Enhanced the environment setup by conditionally installing dependencies based on configuration presence.
  • Updated the command for running the main process to ensure more reliable execution.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the GitHub Action defined in action.yml. The update removes the installation of the uv package and its associated configuration, including the working directory change. The Python installation step now uses an updated python-version-file pointing to the action path. The previous single-line package installation command is replaced by a multi-step script that upgrades pip and conditionally installs packages based on the presence of a pyproject.toml file. Consequently, the command to run the main script has been modified to a direct Python execution.

Changes

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Change Summary

action.yml

- Removed astral-sh/setup-uv and the corresponding parameters. - Eliminated the step that changes the working directory. - Updated python-version-file parameter from "pyproject.toml" to "${{ github.action_path }}/pyproject.toml". - Replaced uv sync --all-extras --dev with a multi-line script that upgrades pip and conditionally installs packages based on the existence of pyproject.toml. - Changed the command from uv run src/main.py to python ${{ github.action_path }}/src/main.py.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as GitHub Action
    participant P as Python Installer
    participant C as Conditional Checker
    participant I as Package Installer
    participant R as Script Runner

    A->>P: Start Python installation (upgrade pip)
    P->>C: Check for pyproject.toml in action path
    alt File exists
        C->>I: Install package from action path
    else File missing
        C->>I: Install predefined dependencies
    end
    I->>R: Run main Python script using direct python command

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: added working_dir #12: Modifies working directory specifications and command handling, which directly contrasts with and may conflict with the updates in this PR.

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94-94: Update Python Version File Path
The python-version-file parameter now uses "${{ github.action_path }}/pyproject.toml", ensuring the version file is referenced relative to the action’s directory. This change improves consistency if your pyproject.toml is maintained alongside the action code.

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98-105: Revert to Pip-Based Package Installation
The multi-line script in the "Install python packages" step replaces the previous uv-based installation. It upgrades pip, then conditionally installs packages by checking for the presence of a pyproject.toml at the action path. This is in line with reverting to pip for package management. Please verify that the command

pip install ${{ github.action_path }}

correctly installs your package from the action path. In some cases, you might consider using a dot (.) or changing to the directory before the install if issues arise.

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118-118: Direct Python Execution of Main Script
The command has been updated to

python ${{ github.action_path }}/src/main.py

which directly runs the main script using Python. This change is consistent with the removal of the uv dependency. Ensure the file path is correct and accessible from the action’s environment.

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Here are the release notes in Markdown format based on the provided commit message:

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Dependency Management

• Revert: Reverted back to using pip for package management
  • This change undoes a previous modification and returns to using pip as the primary package management tool

Additional Notes

• Users who made changes based on the previous package management system should revert those changes and ensure their environment is compatible with pip
• Please review your project's dependencies and update as necessary to align with this reversion

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