[Redis] CC-1750: Fix python Dockerfiles missing pipenv #306
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- Added uv.lock to .gitignore for better dependency management. - Updated run scripts to use pipenv for executing the application. - Enhanced Dockerfile to install pipenv and set up the working environment. - Made minor adjustments to .gitignore files across various directories. - Updated config.yml to ensure proper formatting for required executable and user-editable file paths.
WalkthroughThe updates introduce Pipenv as the environment manager for running Python modules in various starter scripts and Dockerfiles. Changes
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dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (2)
3-13: Combine and optimize pipenv installation steps
Consider merging thepip install pipenvandpipenv installinto a singleRUNblock to reduce image layers and improve caching. For production builds, you might also add--deploy --ignore-pipfileto ensure the lockfile is honored and fail fast on mismatches.
Example diff:-RUN pip install --no-cache-dir pipenv==2025.0.2 +RUN pip install --no-cache-dir pipenv==2025.0.2 && \ + pipenv install --deploy --ignore-pipfile && \ + pipenv run python3 -c "1+1"
10-10: Consider setting PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT
You setWORKON_HOMEto/venvs, which is fine, but to co-locate the venv under your project directory you could also use:ENV PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1This makes your build more portable and easier to clean up.
solutions/python/02-rg2/code/your_program.sh (1)
9-15: Optional: Validate pipenv availability
To improve the developer experience, consider adding a check thatpipenvis installed and emit a clear error if it’s missing.# set -e # Exit early if any commands fail +if ! command -v pipenv >/dev/null; then + echo "Error: pipenv is not installed. Please install it: https://pipenv.pypa.io/" + exit 1 +fi exec pipenv run python3 -m app.main "$@"compiled_starters/python/your_program.sh (1)
15-15: Guard against missing Pipenv to improve developer experienceConsider adding a preflight check for the
pipenvcommand to provide a clear error if Pipenv isn’t installed:+if ! command -v pipenv >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo "Error: pipenv is not installed. Please install Pipenv (https://pipenv.pypa.io/) to continue." + exit 1 +fi exec pipenv run python3 -m app.main "$@"This ensures users get an explicit message rather than a “command not found” error when running locally.
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[error] 1-1: Failed to connect to port 6379 during Stage 1 test. Test failed. Suggest setting 'debug: true' in codecrafters.yml for more details.
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dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (2)
5-6: Validate .dockerignore coverage for Pipfile files
You copyPipfileandPipfile.lockinto the image, so ensure your.dockerignoreexcludes any other local environment directories (e.g.,.venv/,__pycache__/) to keep the build context lean.
14-16: Verify dependency reference environment variable
You’ve addedCODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHSfor tooling to locate your Pipfile(s). Confirm that all downstream scripts and CI steps read this variable correctly and that it matches the actual paths (Pipfile,Pipfile.lock).starter_templates/python/code/.gitignore (5)
97-102: Approve UV lock pattern documentation
The new “UV” section explains best practices foruv.lockwithout ignoring it by default, matching the approach used for Pipfile.lock. Clear and consistent.
115-119: Approve expanded PDM ignore rules
Adding.pdm-pythonand.pdm-build/aligns with the updated PDM recommendations. The project link is up-to-date.
163-169: Approve PyCharm IDE ignore entries
The addition of.idea/and related comments will prevent IDE-specific clutter in user repositories.
170-172: Approve Ruff cache ignore
Ignoring.ruff_cache/helps keep linting artifacts out of version control.
173-174: Approve PyPI config ignore
Adding.pypircis a good practice to avoid leaking credentials or user-specific settings.solutions/python/01-jm1/code/.gitignore (5)
97-102: Approve UV lock pattern documentation
Consistent with other Python templates, explaining the handling ofuv.lock.
115-119: Approve expanded PDM ignore rules
Good alignment with updated PDM guidance and directory patterns.
163-169: Approve PyCharm IDE ignore entries
Prevents JetBrains project files from polluting student solution repos.
170-172: Approve Ruff cache ignore
Ensures only source files are considered during lint runs.
173-174: Approve PyPI config ignore
Keeps credential configs out of student code.compiled_starters/python/.gitignore (5)
97-102: Approve UV lock pattern documentation
Matches the approach in other Python starter templates.
115-119: Approve expanded PDM ignore rules
Aligns with PDM usage patterns in compiled starters.
163-169: Approve PyCharm IDE ignore entries
Necessary to keep generated starter code clean.
170-172: Approve Ruff cache ignore
Reduces noise from linting intermediates.
173-174: Approve PyPI config ignore
Important to avoid leaking.pypirc.starter_templates/python/config.yml (1)
2-3: Approve explicit string quoting in YAML
Enclosingrequired_executableanduser_editable_filein quotes clarifies their types without changing semantics.solutions/python/02-rg2/code/your_program.sh (1)
15-15: Use pipenv to run the Python module in a virtual environment
Switching topipenv run python3 -m app.mainensures your script loads dependencies from the Pipfile rather than the system environment.solutions/python/01-jm1/code/your_program.sh (1)
15-15: Use pipenv to run the Python module in a virtual environment
Consistent with the other solution scripts, invokingpipenv run python3 -m app.mainensures you’re using the Pipenv-managed venv.compiled_starters/python/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
11-11: Use pipenv to run the Python module in a virtual environment
Aligns the compiled starter with Pipenv-based execution so dependencies resolve correctly inside the container.solutions/python/01-jm1/code/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
11-11: Use pipenv to run the Python module in a virtual environment
Ensures your remote run script leverages the Pipenv venv just like the local runner.starter_templates/python/code/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
11-11: Use pipenv to run the Python module in a virtual environment
Keeps the starter template consistent with the rest of the Pipenv-based tooling.
- Created Pipfile to define project dependencies and sources. - Added Pipfile.lock to lock the project dependencies for reproducibility. - Ensured compatibility with Python version 3.
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