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  • New Features

    • Introduced a custom GitHub Action to streamline restoring and caching Python virtual environments and pre-commit hooks within CI workflows.
  • Chores

    • Refactored GitHub Actions workflow to centralize and simplify caching logic, improving efficiency and maintainability.
    • Updated test requirements to include the pytest-cov package for enhanced test coverage reporting.
    • Updated the changelog with recent maintenance and workflow changes.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved architecture detection logic in the test setup script for more accurate CLI binary downloads.

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The GitHub Actions workflow was refactored to centralize and simplify caching by introducing a unified cache key and a new cache job. A custom restore-venv composite action was added for restoring Python and pre-commit caches. Test requirements and the setup script were updated, and changelog entries were revised to reflect these maintenance changes.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/verify.yml Refactored workflow: unified cache key, new cache job, centralized caching logic, updated dependencies, removed redundant jobs, and integrated custom restore-venv action.
.github/actions/restore-venv/action.yml Added new composite GitHub Action to restore or create Python venv and pre-commit cache with conditional logic.
scripts/setup_test.sh Simplified architecture variable for biome CLI downloads and updated URL construction logic.
requirements_test.txt Added pytest-cov to test requirements.
CHANGELOG.md Split and updated maintenance entries for PRs #263 and #264 in the "Ongoing" section.

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    participant Workflow
    participant CacheJob
    participant PrepareJob
    participant RestoreVenvAction
    participant TestJob

    Workflow->>CacheJob: Start cache job (compute cache key)
    CacheJob-->>Workflow: Output unified cache key
    Workflow->>PrepareJob: Start prepare job (depends on cache)
    PrepareJob->>RestoreVenvAction: Restore venv/pre-commit cache (using cache key)
    RestoreVenvAction-->>PrepareJob: venv/pre-commit ready
    Workflow->>TestJob: Start test jobs (depend on cache and prepare)
    TestJob->>RestoreVenvAction: Restore venv/pre-commit cache (using cache key)
    RestoreVenvAction-->>TestJob: venv/pre-commit ready
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  • Catch up #170: Updates .github/workflows/verify.yml by bumping CACHE_VERSION and modifying action versions and install commands; both PRs refactor workflow caching and setup logic.

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scripts/setup_test.sh (1)

34-34: Optional: Fail on HTTP errors in curl
Add the -f flag (e.g. curl -sfL) so the script exits on non-200 responses rather than silently writing an error page to the output file under tmp/biome.

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31-37: Solid: Python venv cache step
This step restores the Python virtual environment using hashes of pyproject.toml and requirements_test.txt. The key and path correctly capture changes to dependencies.


161-166: Correct: caching Python test venv with dependency hashes
This restore step uses both pyproject.toml and requirements_test.txt hashes, ensuring cache invalidation on dependency changes.


200-200: Cache venv correctly in pytest job
The cache key includes hashes of pyproject.toml and requirements_test.txt, so changes to your dependencies will invalidate this cache.


232-237: Cache venv correctly for mypy
Restoring the venv before running mypy with the same dependency-based key ensures the environment is consistent.


286-291: Cache venv for coverage job
Using the established key format with pyproject.toml and requirements_test.txt hashes ensures the correct environment before combining coverage artifacts.


327-332: Cache venv ahead of TestPyPI publishing
The key includes Python dependency hashes, guaranteeing the build environment is restored accurately prior to publishing.


366-371: Cache venv for complexity analysis
Applying the same cache key pattern maintains consistency and ensures your complexity report runs against the correct dependencies.

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46-54: Separate venv and pre-commit caches or unify keys
Mixing venv and PRE_COMMIT_HOME under a key that only hashes .pre-commit-config.yaml leaves Python dependencies stale when they change. Either split this into two cache steps (one for venv hashing dependency files, one for PRE_COMMIT_HOME hashing the pre-commit config) or expand the key to include both.


74-82: Avoid mixing venv & pre-commit caches with mismatched keys
This restore step combines venv and $PRE_COMMIT_HOME but only hashes the pre-commit config. Python dependency changes won't invalidate this cache.


120-127: Avoid mixing venv & pre-commit caches with mismatched keys in commitcheck
The cache key here only includes the pre-commit config, so dependency updates won’t bust the venv. Split or expand as above.

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36-36: DRY up repetitive cache key definitions
The cache key definition is duplicated across multiple jobs. Consider extracting it into a reusable YAML anchor or template to reduce duplication and simplify maintenance.

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108-112: Ensure commitcheck depends on prepare for cache availability
Adding prepare to needs guarantees the virtual environment cache is populated before restoring in commitcheck.


150-152: No action needed on updated needs declarations—they correctly sequence job dependencies.

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46-53: Avoid mixing venv & pre-commit caches with mismatched keys
The combined cache step restores both venv and PRE_COMMIT_HOME but only hashes .pre-commit-config.yaml. Python dependency changes won’t bust this cache. Either split into separate caches or include Python dependency files (e.g., pyproject.toml, requirements_test.txt) in the key.


74-82: Align cache key with all relevant dependency files in Ruff job
In the Ruff job, pre-commit and Python venv are cached together using only .pre-commit-config.yaml. If Python dependencies change, the cache remains stale. Include all Python dependency files in the key or split the steps.


120-127: Avoid mixing venv & pre-commit caches with mismatched keys in commitcheck
The commitcheck job still restores both venv and PRE_COMMIT_HOME with a key that only hashes .pre-commit-config.yaml. Align this key with Python dependencies or split caches to prevent stale environments.

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74-74: Remove trailing whitespace
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108-108: Approve addition of prepare dependency in commitcheck job
Explicitly adding prepare to the commitcheck job’s needs ensures the environment setup completes before linting.


150-152: Approve updated dependencies for prepare-test-cache job
Adding both prepare and commitcheck to this job’s needs ensures the test cache is built only after pre-commit checks pass.


185-187: Approve updated dependencies for pytest job
Linking pytest to prepare-test-cache ensures the test cache is populated before execution.


226-228: Approve updated dependencies for mypy job
Requiring pytest before mypy guarantees that test artifacts and caches are available.


284-286: Approve updated dependencies for coverage job
Adding pytest as a prerequisite guarantees coverage artifacts are ready for processing.


366-368: Approve updated dependencies for complexity job
Including coverage before complexity ensures that all coverage and cache steps complete prior to complexity analysis.

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.github/workflows/restore-venv/action.yml (1)

1-31: Misplaced composite action file
This YAML defines a composite action (runs: using: composite) but is located under .github/workflows, causing actionlint errors (missing on/jobs). Composite actions should reside in .github/actions/restore-venv. Remove or relocate this file and update workflows to reference the correct path.

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.github/actions/restore-venv/action.yml (1)

13-16: Typo in default comment
In the fail-on-miss input comment, “DefauLt” has an uppercase L. Consider updating to “Default” for consistency.

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135-135: Remove trailing whitespace
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7-7: Cache version bump
CACHE_VERSION bumped to 2 to invalidate existing caches. Verify that all workflows and downstream cache references are updated accordingly.


10-11: Introduce VENV environment variable
Defining VENV: venv centralizes the virtual environment path and reduces duplication across jobs.


32-40: Consolidated caching in prepare job
Using the composite action .github/actions/restore-venv with a unified key (hashing pyproject.toml, requirements_test.txt, and .pre-commit-config.yaml) and fail-on-miss: false effectively addresses stale-cache issues and bootstraps the cache.


70-78: Cache miss behavior in ruff job
You omitted fail-on-miss (defaults to true), so Linter jobs will error on a cache miss. Confirm this strict behavior is intended; otherwise, set fail-on-miss: false to allow cache creation.


110-117: Cache miss behavior in commitcheck job
Similarly, fail-on-miss defaults to true, causing the job to fail if the cache is missing. Ensure this is desired or explicitly set fail-on-miss: false to bootstrap the cache.

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64-64: Remove trailing spaces
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7-10: Bump cache version and introduce VENV variable
Incrementing CACHE_VERSION and defining VENV is essential for invalidating prior caches and standardizing the virtual environment directory. Ensure downstream composite actions reference env.VENV consistently.


20-26: Consolidate cache key computation into a dedicated job
This cache job centralizes the cache-key logic and exposes it via outputs, reducing duplication across jobs. The approach correctly sets outputs.cache-key from steps.set-key.


35-37: Verify dependency files included in cache key hash
The hashFiles invocation covers pyproject.toml, requirements_test.txt, and .pre-commit-config.yaml. Please confirm that all relevant dependency artifacts (e.g., requirements_commit.txt or lock files) are included to avoid stale caches.


41-41: Adopt composite restore-venv action in prepare job
The new composite action handles cache restore, venv creation, and dependency installation when missing. It correctly passes cache-key, fail-on-miss, python-version, venv-dir, and precommit-home.

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64-66: Standardize caching in ruff job
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105-107: Unify commitcheck job with composite caching
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143-146: Integrate caching into matrix pytest job
Including cache and prepare dependencies and appending -pytest-matrix-${{ matrix.python-version }} to the cache key for each matrix axis ensures both correctness and separable caches per Python version.

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183-187: Apply caching to mypy job (disabled)
Even though the job is disabled, aligning its dependencies and caching logic using the composite action prepares the ground for re-enablement. Confirm the if: false guard remains intended.

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234-238: Optimize coverage job with composite action
Unifying the coverage job's cache steps reduces boilerplate. Dependencies include cache, prepare, and pytest, which match the execution order.

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276-280: Streamline test-publishing caching
The job now properly waits for cache and prepare, and uses the restore-venv action before build and publish steps. This ensures the environment and dependencies are consistent.

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316-320: Adopt composite caching in complexity job
Adding the restore-venv action and the correct needs list streamlines the complexity analysis step. The radon command remains unchanged.

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@bouwew @dirixmjm this should clean up the builds - unfortunately completely parallel doesn't work wrt requiring building the cache image before using it - but it's considerably faster, more consistent and imho better to understand for future issues (i.e. the restore-keys and key/keys usage was 'abundant' :P)

I have zero clue why codecov has a decrease in coverage though, it's line 91 in messages/init.py ???

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Excellent Caching Strategy Improvements

Your PR successfully addresses the "abundant" cache key usage by implementing a centralized caching approach:

Key Improvements:

  1. Unified Cache Management: New dedicated cache job computes the cache key once (${{ runner.os }}-venv-cache-${{ env.CACHE_VERSION }}-${{ steps.python.outputs.python-version }}-${{ hashFiles(...) }})
  2. Cleaner Dependencies: Clear job dependency chain cacheprepare → other jobs
  3. Flexible Cache Behavior: fail-on-miss parameter allows cache creation (prepare job) vs. cache requirement (other jobs)
  4. Simplified Logic: Removed complex restore-keys and fallback patterns

⚠️ Issues Identified

1. Duplicate Action Files (High Priority)
You have two versions of the restore-venv action:

Recommendation: Remove .github/workflows/restore-venv/action.yml as it's in the wrong location and incomplete.

2. Coverage Issue Explanation 📊

The codecov decrease on line 91 (return self.seq_id > other.seq_id) is likely caused by:

  • pytest-cov Addition: You added pytest-cov to requirements, which may change coverage calculation methods
  • Workflow Changes: Different job execution patterns might affect which code paths get exercised during testing
  • Coverage Fluctuation: Sometimes identical code shows slight coverage variations due to test execution timing or order

Line 91 Analysis: This line is in the __lt__ comparison method - it might not be getting hit in the current test run due to the specific comparison scenarios being tested.

Other Observations

3. Script Improvements
The setup_test.sh architecture detection cleanup is clean and more maintainable:

4. Cache Version Increment
CACHE_VERSION: 5 ensures cache invalidation after your changes.

Recommendations

  1. Remove duplicate action: Delete .github/workflows/restore-venv/action.yml
  2. Coverage: The 0.02% decrease is likely noise - monitor if it persists in future PRs
  3. Consider: Add cache size monitoring to track cache efficiency

Final Assessment

This is a solid improvement that makes the CI pipeline more maintainable, faster, and easier to debug. The centralized caching approach eliminates the previous complexity around restore-keys and multiple cache steps. The coverage decrease appears to be a minor reporting artifact rather than a real issue.

Regarding your coverage concern: Line 91 in messages/__init__.py contains comparison logic that might not be fully exercised in every test run. Since you added pytest-cov, the coverage calculation methodology may have subtly changed, revealing this existing gap. It's not related to your workflow changes.

Your comment about builds being "considerably faster, more consistent and better to understand" is spot-on - this is a great refactoring! 🎯


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🎯 Summary & Recommendations

Immediate Action Required

Remove the duplicate file: .github/workflows/restore-venv/action.yml (30 lines) is incomplete and in the wrong location. The correct file is .github/actions/restore-venv/action.yml (60 lines) which contains all necessary logic.

Coverage Issue - Not a Concern 📊

The 0.02% codecov decrease on line 91 of messages/__init__.py is not caused by your workflow changes. Here's why:

  1. No code changes: The messages/__init__.py file itself wasn't modified
  2. pytest-cov effect: Adding pytest-cov can change coverage calculation precision/methodology
  3. Line 91 context: return self.seq_id > other.seq_id in the __lt__ method may not be consistently hit across test runs
  4. Normal fluctuation: Coverage can vary slightly between runs due to execution order

Your Caching Improvements - Excellent! ✅

What you achieved:

  • Unified cache key: Single source of truth computed once
  • Cleaner dependencies: Clear job flow cache → prepare → others
  • Eliminated complexity: No more "abundant" restore-keys/fallback patterns
  • Better maintainability: Future caching issues will be easier to debug
  • Performance: Should indeed be "considerably faster and more consistent"

Technical highlights:

  • Smart fail-on-miss parameter usage
  • Proper cache creation vs. cache requirement separation
  • Clean environment variable organization (CACHE_VERSION: 5, VENV: venv)

Minor Script Improvement

The setup_test.sh architecture detection refactor is cleaner and more maintainable.


Bottom Line: This is a solid infrastructure improvement that addresses real pain points in your CI pipeline. The duplicate file cleanup is the only remaining task, and the coverage "issue" is just measurement noise, not a real problem.

Great work on modernizing the caching strategy! 🚀

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30-37: Include all dependency files in cache key
The unified key hashes only pyproject.toml, requirements_test.txt, and .pre-commit-config.yaml. We also need to hash requirements_commit.txt (where used) to avoid stale venv caches on dependency changes.

- run: echo "cache-key=${{ runner.os }}-venv-cache-${{ env.CACHE_VERSION }}-${{ steps.python.outputs.python-version }}-${{ hashFiles('pyproject.toml', 'requirements_test.txt', '.pre-commit-config.yaml') }}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
+ run: echo "cache-key=${{ runner.os }}-venv-cache-${{ env.CACHE_VERSION }}-${{ steps.python.outputs.python-version }}-${{ hashFiles('pyproject.toml', 'requirements_test.txt', 'requirements_commit.txt', '.pre-commit-config.yaml') }}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
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64-64: Nitpick: Remove trailing whitespace
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🔇 Additional comments (19)
.github/workflows/verify.yml (19)

7-10: Approve: Define cache/version and environment dirs
Introducing CACHE_VERSION, PRE_COMMIT_HOME, and VENV as top-level env vars makes the caching strategy explicit and reusable across jobs.


20-25: Approve: Add dedicated cache job
The new cache job cleanly isolates cache key computation and shares it via an output, simplifying downstream restores.


41-41: Approve: Restore or create venv in prepare job
prepare correctly depends on cache and uses the composite restore-venv action with fail-on-miss=false, ensuring the first run seeds the cache.

Also applies to: 51-59


64-66: Approve: Update ruff job dependencies
Adding both cache and prepare to ruff ensures that lint runs with a populated venv.


77-84: Approve: Use composite restore-venv in ruff
Switching to the centralized action removes redundant cache keys and aligns with the unified approach.


105-107: Approve: Update commitcheck dependencies
commitcheck now explicitly depends on cache, prepare, and ruff, ensuring environment and formatting checks run in order.


119-126: Approve: Use restore-venv in commitcheck
Consistent use of the composite action simplifies cache restores and setup.


143-147: Approve: Update pytest dependencies
Requiring cache, prepare, and commitcheck before pytest guarantees correct environment and formatting for tests.


148-148: Approve: Restrict pytest matrix to DEFAULT_PYTHON
Limiting pytest to the default Python version simplifies CI and matches project compatibility.


159-166: Approve: Cache venv per pytest matrix
Appending -pytest-matrix-${{ matrix.python-version }} to the key isolates caches for different interpreters and uses fail-on-miss=false to seed.


180-180: Approve: Explicitly disable mypy job
Using if: false keeps the job in the graph while bypassing it until the codebase is ready for static typing.


183-186: Approve: Standardize mypy dependencies
Aligning mypy with cache, prepare, and pytest mirrors other jobs’ dependency chain.


197-204: Approve: Restore venv in mypy
Using restore-venv in mypy maintains the unified caching and environment setup pattern.


234-237: Approve: Update coverage dependencies
Ensuring coverage runs after cache, prepare, and pytest guarantees that all artifacts and environment are ready.


247-254: Approve: Use restore-venv in coverage
Consistent composite action usage streamlines the workflow and reduces duplication.


277-280: Approve: Update test-publishing dependencies
Running test-publishing after coverage integrates well with the build and publish pipeline.


289-296: Approve: Restore venv in test-publishing
Composite action restores a fully prepared environment for packaging and publishing.


316-318: Approve: Update complexity job dependencies
Adding cache and prepare before complexity ensures that the environment and coverage steps complete first.


328-334: Approve: Use restore-venv in complexity job
Maintaining a single pattern for environment setup across all jobs enhances readability and maintainability.

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Nice work @CoMPaTech !!

@bouwew bouwew merged commit 227b015 into main Jun 19, 2025
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@bouwew bouwew deleted the cache branch June 19, 2025 06:13
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