Fix: Add --active flag to uv sync command to fix virtual environment detection

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Fix for Issue #2846 - Virtual Environment Path Conflict

Description

This PR fixes issue #2846 where crewai install fails with an error about installing onnxruntime despite it being already installed. The issue is caused by a conflict between the VIRTUAL_ENV environment variable and the project path.

Changes

• Added the --active flag to the uv sync command in install_crew.py to target the active virtual environment
• Added tests for the install_crew function to verify the fix

Testing

• Added unit tests for the install_crew function
• Tested the fix with a virtual environment where VIRTUAL_ENV doesn't match the project path

Related Issue

Fixes #2846

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Code Review Comment for PR #2847

Overview

This pull request introduces the --active flag to the UV sync command in install_crew.py and adds a new test suite in install_crew_test.py to ensure comprehensive coverage for the implemented changes.

Changes Made

1. Modification of the UV sync command:

   • The addition of the --active flag is crucial for better virtual environment detection.
   • The change maintains the existing error handling structure, ensuring that robustness is preserved.

2. Test coverage:

   • A new test file ensures that the changes are appropriately validated, covering both success and error scenarios.

Positive Aspects

• The implementation is straightforward and addresses the specific need of improving virtual environment detection.
• Comprehensive test coverage with clear naming conventions enhances code readability and maintainability.

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Documentation:

   • Add detailed documentation that explains the purpose of the --active flag in the install_crew function:

     """
     Args:
         proxy_options (list[str]): List of proxy-related command options.
     
     Note:
         Uses --active flag to ensure proper virtual environment detection.
     """

2. Command Validation:

   • Implement validation for the proxy_options parameter to ensure it is a list, thus preventing potential runtime errors:

     if not isinstance(proxy_options, list):
         raise ValueError("proxy_options must be a list")

3. Type Annotations:

   • Consider enhancing readability by adding type hints to the test functions in install_crew_test.py:

     def test_install_crew_with_active_flag(mock_subprocess: mock.MagicMock) -> None:

4. Parameterized Tests:

   • Implement parameterized tests to handle multiple proxy configurations effectively:

     @pytest.mark.parametrize("proxy_options,expected_command", [
         ([], ["uv", "sync", "--active"]),
         ...
     ])

5. Error Handling for Subprocess Output:

   • Add a test case for handling subprocess errors where the output may be empty to ensure robust error handling:

     error.output = None

6. Use of Constants:

   • Utilize constants for command components to improve clarity and maintainability:

     UV_COMMAND = ["uv", "sync"]
     ACTIVE_FLAG = "--active"

7. Logging Implementation:

   • Introduce a logging mechanism within the function to enhance debugging capabilities:

     logger.debug(f"Executing command: {' '.join(command)}")

Historical Context

While there are no direct historical references provided in the pull request for the specific changes, it’s advisable to check the commit history for related modifications to install_crew.py. Reviewing previous PRs that may have addressed similar features can inform best practices regarding the --active flag's implementation.

Conclusion

The PR is well-structured and presents a solid improvement to the functionality of the install_crew.py by enhancing virtual environment detection. While the existing tests are comprehensive, considering the suggested improvements will further enhance code quality and maintainability. The PR is ready for merge upon implementing the suggested enhancements.

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