CI testing

[BWMac]

Problem:

Recently, our Airflow deployment has begun to fail when some un-constrained dependencies are updated. Our testing pipeline in py-orca has also begun to fail due to the same issue.

Solution:

Update py-orca to use the constraints file provided by the airflow developers when installing dependencies.

Notes:

• Because dependency constraints files are currently only supported in pip, I needed to remove our previous pipenv setup.
• Development environment setup is now achieved by running the dev_setup.sh script which creates a Python virtual environment, upgrades pip, installs airflow with its constraints, and installs py-orca with all of its extras.
• To use these constraints in our CI pipeline, I added the requirements-airflow.txt file as a dependency for the testenv section in tox.ini. This ensures that the required versions of airflow dependencies are installed in the Github Action runner.

[swarmia]

✅  Linked to Story ORCA-293 · Implement installation constraints for our airflow deployment in py-orca

[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

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[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

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[BryanFauble]

Changes look go to me. I was able to follow the contributing docs, run the shell script, and run pytest on the unit tests in a new environment.

[thomasyu888]

💯 Nice!