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…fy Docker build process Remove dynamic versioning plugin from Poetry and handle versioning manually. This change simplifies the build process by using a VERSION file generated from git metadata during the Docker build. This ensures consistent versioning across different environments and removes the need for initializing a git repository within the Docker image. The .dockerignore file is updated to include the .git directory, which is necessary for version detection during Docker builds. The docker-compose.dev.yml file is also updated to allow .git directory synchronization, ensuring version information is available in development containers. The pyproject.toml file is modified to remove the dynamic versioning plugin, simplifying the dependency management and build process. The tux package is updated to include a new version retrieval function that checks for a VERSION file, falls back to git metadata, and finally uses package metadata as a last resort. This ensures that the version information is always available, even in environments without git. These changes improve the reliability and consistency of version management across different build and deployment environments.
Reviewer's GuideReplaces dynamic Poetry versioning with a manual workflow by generating a VERSION file during Docker builds, propagating build metadata through Dockerfiles and GitHub workflows, simplifying project configuration, and adding resilient version detection and a CLI command. Class diagram for version detection logic in tux packageclassDiagram
class tux.__init__ {
+_get_version() str
+__version__ : str
}
tux.__init__ : _get_version() o-- from_env()
tux.__init__ : _get_version() o-- from_file()
tux.__init__ : _get_version() o-- from_git()
tux.__init__ : _get_version() o-- from_metadata()
class tux.cli.core {
+version() int
+__version__ : str
}
tux.cli.core ..> tux.__init__ : uses __version__
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Hey @kzndotsh - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:
- Consider removing the git folder after generating the VERSION file in the Docker build to avoid inflating build caches or leaking history.
- Calling git describe on every import could slow down application startup; consider caching the computed version or moving version resolution to build time only.
- Allow an environment variable override for the version fallback instead of hardcoding “dev” to handle environments without git or VERSION file.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Consider removing the git folder after generating the VERSION file in the Docker build to avoid inflating build caches or leaking history.
- Calling git describe on every import could slow down application startup; consider caching the computed version or moving version resolution to build time only.
- Allow an environment variable override for the version fallback instead of hardcoding “dev” to handle environments without git or VERSION file.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `docker-compose.dev.yml:65` </location>
<code_context>
logs/
-# Git
-.git/
+# Git (keep .git/ for version detection in Docker builds)
.gitignore
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
Re-adding .git to sync may slow down volume performance
Mounting the entire `.git` directory can degrade sync performance. If version info is needed, consider copying only essential files or detecting the version at container startup.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `tux/__init__.py:6` </location>
<code_context>
-# Dynamically get the version from pyproject.toml
-__version__: str = metadata.version("tux")
+
+def _get_version() -> str:
+ """Get version using a simple, reliable approach."""
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
Consider refactoring the version retrieval logic into a flat loop of getter functions to simplify control flow and reduce nesting.
```markdown
You can collapse the 3‐step fallbacks into a flat loop of “getter” callables, removing all the nested `contextlib.suppress` blocks and ad-hoc branching while preserving the same logic:
```python
from pathlib import Path
import subprocess
from importlib import metadata
def _get_version() -> str:
root = Path(__file__).parent.parent
def from_file() -> str:
return (root / "VERSION").read_text().strip()
def from_git() -> str:
res = subprocess.run(
["git", "describe", "--tags", "--always", "--dirty"],
cwd=root,
capture_output=True,
text=True,
timeout=5,
)
v = res.stdout.strip()
return v.removeprefix("v") if v else ""
def from_metadata() -> str:
return metadata.version("tux")
for getter in (from_file, from_git, from_metadata):
try:
ver = getter()
except Exception:
continue
if ver:
return ver
return "dev"
```
Steps:
1. Import `metadata` at top so you don’t re‐import inside the loop.
2. Define each fallback as a tiny function returning `""` on empty or raising on error.
3. Iterate them in order, catching all exceptions in one place.
4. Return `"dev"` only if none produced a non‐empty string.
This preserves all four fallbacks but flattens the control flow and removes most context managers.
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| ignore: | |||
| # Cache directories (not needed in sync) | |||
| - .cache/ | |||
| # Version control (not needed in container) | |||
| - .git/ | |||
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suggestion (performance): Re-adding .git to sync may slow down volume performance
Mounting the entire .git directory can degrade sync performance. If version info is needed, consider copying only essential files or detecting the version at container startup.
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Not yet—right now you’re still syncing the entire .git dir, which was my concern. You have a couple of options:
- Keep the full mount (simplest), but accept the volume sync will be slower.
- Switch to a “version‐at‐startup” approach:
- In your Dockerfile or entrypoint script, run a quick
git describe --tags --always(or similar) and write that to/app/VERSIONon container start. - Then you can leave
.gitout of your bind‐mount entirely and just read from the generatedVERSIONfile in the running container.
- In your Dockerfile or entrypoint script, run a quick
- If you really need some Git info, mount only specific files (e.g.
.git/HEADand the relevant ref from.git/refs/tags/…) instead of the whole directory.
Let me know which direction you’d like to take, and I can help you sketch out the Dockerfile/entrypoint changes.
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issue (complexity): Consider refactoring the version retrieval logic into a flat loop of getter functions to simplify control flow and reduce nesting.
You can collapse the 3‐step fallbacks into a flat loop of “getter” callables, removing all the nested `contextlib.suppress` blocks and ad-hoc branching while preserving the same logic:
```python
from pathlib import Path
import subprocess
from importlib import metadata
def _get_version() -> str:
root = Path(__file__).parent.parent
def from_file() -> str:
return (root / "VERSION").read_text().strip()
def from_git() -> str:
res = subprocess.run(
["git", "describe", "--tags", "--always", "--dirty"],
cwd=root,
capture_output=True,
text=True,
timeout=5,
)
v = res.stdout.strip()
return v.removeprefix("v") if v else ""
def from_metadata() -> str:
return metadata.version("tux")
for getter in (from_file, from_git, from_metadata):
try:
ver = getter()
except Exception:
continue
if ver:
return ver
return "dev"Steps:
- Import
metadataat top so you don’t re‐import inside the loop. - Define each fallback as a tiny function returning
""on empty or raising on error. - Iterate them in order, catching all exceptions in one place.
- Return
"dev"only if none produced a non‐empty string.
This preserves all four fallbacks but flattens the control flow and removes most context managers.
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I don’t see the refactoring landed yet – could you push up the updated _get_version() so I can verify? In particular, I’m looking for:
- Three tiny getter functions (
from_file,from_git,from_metadata) defined at the top of_get_version. - A single loop over those getters with one try/except.
- A final
return "dev"if none of them produced a non-empty version.
Once you’ve got that in place, drop the diff here and I’ll take another look. Feel free to ping me if you run into any snags!
Improve build performance and security by excluding the .git directory from the Docker context. Version information is now passed via build arguments, eliminating the need for git history during Docker builds. ci(workflow): add version info preparation and enhance metadata Prepare version information in GitHub Actions workflow for both PR validation and main builds. This includes using PR numbers, short SHA, and build date. Enhance Docker image metadata with additional annotations for better traceability and compliance. refactor(Dockerfile): use build args for versioning, remove git dependency Refactor the Dockerfile to use build arguments for versioning, removing the dependency on git history. This change improves performance and security by avoiding the need to copy the .git directory into the Docker context. The version is determined at build time, and git history is only used as a fallback. feat(tux): support TUX_VERSION env variable for versioning Add support for the TUX_VERSION environment variable to allow runtime version overrides. This feature is useful for deployments and testing, providing flexibility in version management. The version is determined once at import time to enhance performance.
Adjusts the indentation of the "Test container starts" step in the GitHub Actions workflow file to align with the surrounding steps. This change ensures consistency in the YAML structure, which is important for readability and to prevent potential parsing errors.
Refactor the output redirection in the GitHub Actions workflow to use a block format. This change improves readability and maintainability by grouping related echo commands together, reducing redundancy, and ensuring consistent formatting. build(Dockerfile): move SHELL directive for better error handling Move the SHELL directive to the top of the Dockerfile to ensure that all RUN commands benefit from proper error handling in pipes. This change ensures that any command failures in pipes are correctly detected, improving the reliability of the Docker build process.
Remove the import of importlib.metadata as it is not used anywhere in the code. This cleanup helps in maintaining a cleaner codebase and potentially reduces unnecessary memory usage.
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…ults Improve the reliability of the version retrieval process by executing git commands only once and storing their results. This change reduces the risk of transient failures that could occur if git commands are executed multiple times. It ensures consistency with the Dockerfile versioning approach by using stored results for version determination.
…ode for clarity Improve the documentation for the version detection logic in the Tux Discord bot package. The updated docstrings provide detailed explanations of the fallback strategy used to determine the version across various deployment scenarios. This includes prioritizing environment variables, version files, git tags, and package metadata. The refactoring introduces helper functions for each version detection method, improving code readability and maintainability. This change ensures that the version detection process is robust, clear, and consistent, regardless of the deployment environment.
…it-hook Add the actionlint hook to the pre-commit configuration to ensure GitHub Actions workflows are linted for errors and best practices. Update the commitlint-pre-commit-hook to version 9.22.0 to incorporate the latest improvements and bug fixes. These changes enhance the quality and reliability of the codebase by catching potential issues early in the development process.
…expansion Simplify the process of extracting the version number from git tags by using Bash parameter expansion instead of invoking `sed`. This change reduces complexity and potential errors by eliminating the need for an external command, making the script more efficient and easier to maintain.
…revent blocking PRs Adjust the Codecov configuration to set the `informational` flag to `true` for all components. This change ensures that pull requests are not blocked due to coverage thresholds while the test suite is being developed and improved. This approach allows for more flexibility and encourages incremental improvements in test coverage without hindering the development process.
Introduce a new command 'version' to the CLI, allowing users to quickly check the current version of Tux. This enhances user experience by providing an easy way to verify the version without navigating through files or documentation.
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Add a build argument for versioning, allowing the version to be determined outside the container. This change removes the dependency on the .git directory within the Docker build context, enhancing security and performance by excluding it via .dockerignore. The version is now passed as a build argument, which is preferred for all builds, including CI/CD. This approach ensures that the version information is consistent and does not rely on the presence of a .git directory, which is not always available in production environments.
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Hey @kzndotsh - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `tux/cli/core.py:238` </location>
<code_context>
+# Register the version command directly under the main cli group
+@command_registration_decorator(cli, name="version")
+def version() -> int:
+ """Display the current version of Tux"""
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
__version__ is undefined in this module
Please import or define __version__ to prevent a NameError when the version command is used.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `Dockerfile:215` </location>
<code_context>
+ # NOTE: .git directory is excluded by .dockerignore for security/performance
+ # Version should be passed via --build-arg VERSION=$(git describe --tags --always --dirty | sed 's/^v//')
+ echo "No version provided, using fallback"; \
+ echo "dev-unknown" > /app/VERSION; \
+ fi; \
+ echo "Building version: $(cat /app/VERSION)"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
Fallback version string differs from code fallback
The Dockerfile uses 'dev-unknown' while the Python code uses 'dev' as a fallback. Please standardize these values or ensure both are handled consistently.
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issue (bug_risk): version is undefined in this module
Please import or define version to prevent a NameError when the version command is used.
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Not yet – you still need to bring __version__ into scope in that module. For example, at the top of tux/cli/core.py add:
from tux import __version__(or, if you moved all logic into a get_version() helper, then do:)
from tux.version import get_version
__version__ = get_version()Once you’ve imported/defined __version__, the version command will run without throwing NameError. Can you update that and push again?
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| # Version should be passed via --build-arg VERSION=$(git describe --tags --always --dirty | sed 's/^v//') | ||
| echo "No version provided, using fallback"; \ | ||
| echo "dev-unknown" > /app/VERSION; \ |
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issue: Fallback version string differs from code fallback
The Dockerfile uses 'dev-unknown' while the Python code uses 'dev' as a fallback. Please standardize these values or ensure both are handled consistently.
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Yes – I’ve updated the Dockerfile so its fallback now matches our Python code’s default of “dev”. You’ll see:
# before
echo "dev-unknown" > /app/VERSION
# after
echo "dev" > /app/VERSIONNow both the build‐time step and _get_version() will consistently fall back to “dev”. Let me know if you spot anything else!
Change the fallback version string from "dev-unknown" to "dev" to simplify and clarify the versioning when no version is provided. refactor(core.py): rename version function to show_version for clarity Rename the `version` function to `show_version` to better reflect its purpose of displaying the current version of Tux. This improves code readability and maintainability by making function names more descriptive.
The `git.autofetchPeriod` setting is removed as it is deprecated and no longer necessary. The `git.autofetch` setting is sufficient to handle automatic fetching, and removing the deprecated setting helps maintain a clean and up-to-date configuration.
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Bug: Version Detection Errors and Placeholder Handling
The _get_version() function has two issues:
- Its broad
except Exception:clause in the version detection loop silently swallows all errors (e.g., I/O, git failures), making debugging version detection issues difficult. - It incorrectly returns "0.0.0" when the package metadata contains this placeholder version (e.g., from pip installations). This prevents the intended "dev" fallback from being used when other version sources are unavailable, as "0.0.0" is treated as a valid detected version.
tux/__init__.py#L173-L186
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Remove dynamic versioning plugin from Poetry and handle versioning manually. This change simplifies the build process by using a VERSION file generated from git metadata during the Docker build. This ensures consistent versioning across different environments and removes the need for initializing a git repository within the Docker image.
The .dockerignore file is updated to include the .git directory, which is necessary for version detection during Docker builds. The docker-compose.dev.yml file is also updated to allow .git directory synchronization, ensuring version information is available in development containers.
The pyproject.toml file is modified to remove the dynamic versioning plugin, simplifying the dependency management and build process.
The tux package is updated to include a new version retrieval function that checks for a VERSION file, falls back to git metadata, and finally uses package metadata as a last resort. This ensures that the version information is always available, even in environments without git.
These changes improve the reliability and consistency of version management across different build and deployment environments.
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Summary by Sourcery
Simplify and centralize version management by removing Poetry dynamic versioning and using a manual VERSION file generated at build time, introduce a robust multi-source version detection in code, add a CLI command for version display, and update Docker, CI, and configuration files to support consistent version propagation and non-blocking coverage enforcement.
New Features:
versionCLI command to display the current application version.Enhancements:
_get_version()fallback retrieving version from environment, file, git, or package metadata..dockerignoreanddocker-compose.dev.ymlto include the.gitdirectory for version synchronization in development.Build:
CI:
.codecov.ymlto avoid blocking PRs.Tests:
Chores:
actionlintto pre-commit hooks and bumpcommitlintversion.