Sweep: Replace GitHub Actions for PR testing with GitLab CI #79

Open bartbot opened 5 months ago

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GitHub Actions GitHub Integration:

GitHub Actions are defined in .github/workflows directory. GitLab Equivalent:

GitLab CI/CD pipelines are defined in .gitlab-ci.yml. Example Replacement:

yaml Copy code

Example .gitlab-ci.yml snippet

stages:

test

run_tests: stage: test script:

echo "Running tests"
./run-tests.sh
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- [ ] ``.gitlab-ci.yml``

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https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/blob/3ef84fdc933da6062c3840a1071f1b06368da3c4/.github/workflows/jest.yml#L1-L42 https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/blob/3ef84fdc933da6062c3840a1071f1b06368da3c4/.github/workflows/python.yml#L1-L112 https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/blob/3ef84fdc933da6062c3840a1071f1b06368da3c4/.github/workflows/cypress.yml#L1-L46 https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/blob/3ef84fdc933da6062c3840a1071f1b06368da3c4/.github/workflows/platform-build.yml#L1-L41 https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/blob/3ef84fdc933da6062c3840a1071f1b06368da3c4/.github/workflows/install-script.yml#L1-L51

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[ ] .gitlab-ci.yml
Create .gitlab-ci.yml with contents:
• Start by defining the stages in the .gitlab-ci.yml file to organize the jobs logically. The stages will include 'dependencies', 'lint', 'build', 'test', and 'e2e-tests'.
• For the 'dependencies' stage, create jobs to install dependencies for both the Node.js and Python environments. Use the 'matrix' feature in GitLab CI/CD to replicate the matrix strategy from GitHub Actions, specifying different Node.js and Python versions.
• In the 'lint' stage, add jobs to run linting tools for both the Node.js (platform) and Python (sweepai) components. Refer to the 'platform-build.yml' for Node.js linting commands and 'python.yml' for Python linting commands (using ruff, pylint, and black).
• For the 'build' stage, create a job to build the Node.js project, following the steps outlined in 'platform-build.yml'.
• In the 'test' stage, add jobs to run unit tests for both Node.js and Python components, referencing 'jest.yml' for Node.js and 'python.yml' for Python test commands.
• Finally, for the 'e2e-tests' stage, replicate the end-to-end testing setup from 'cypress.yml' for Node.js and the e2e testing commands from 'python.yml' for Python.
• Ensure that each job specifies the necessary environment variables, Docker images, and scripts to install dependencies, cache directories, and execute tests or builds, mirroring the setup in the GitHub Actions workflows.
• Include comments in the .gitlab-ci.yml file to document the purpose of each job and the equivalent GitHub Actions workflow it replaces.

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.gitlab-ci.yml Create .gitlab-ci.yml with contents:
• Start by defining the stages in the .gitlab-ci.yml file to organize the jobs logically. The stages will include 'dependencies', 'lint', 'build', 'test', and 'e2e-tests'.
• For the 'dependencies' stage, create jobs to install dependencies for both the Node.js and Python environments. Use the 'matrix' feature in GitLab CI/CD to replicate the matrix strategy from GitHub Actions, specifying different Node.js and Python versions.
• In the 'lint' stage, add jobs to run linting tools for both the Node.js (platform) and Python (sweepai) components. Refer to the 'platform-build.yml' for Node.js linting commands and 'python.yml' for Python linting commands (using ruff, pylint, and black).
• For the 'build' stage, create a job to build the Node.js project, following the steps outlined in 'platform-build.yml'.
• In the 'test' stage, add jobs to run unit tests for both Node.js and Python components, referencing 'jest.yml' for Node.js and 'python.yml' for Python test commands.
• Finally, for the 'e2e-tests' stage, replicate the end-to-end testing setup from 'cypress.yml' for Node.js and the e2e testing commands from 'python.yml' for Python.
• Ensure that each job specifies the necessary environment variables, Docker images, and scripts to install dependencies, cache directories, and execute tests or builds, mirroring the setup in the GitHub Actions workflows.
• Include comments in the .gitlab-ci.yml file to document the purpose of each job and the equivalent GitHub Actions workflow it replaces.

🎉 Latest improvements to Sweep:

New dashboard launched for real-time tracking of Sweep issues, covering all stages from search to coding.
Integration of OpenAI's latest Assistant API for more efficient and reliable code planning and editing, improving speed by 3x.
Use the GitHub issues extension for creating Sweep issues directly from your editor.

💡 To recreate the pull request edit the issue title or description.

Can you retry this step?

Can you retry? The goal is to use a sandbox that tests the changes via triggering a GitLab Pipeline which calls the newly created unit tests to check if they are right. Use GitLab-CI constructs and rules to execute any testing of code changes

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