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Expanding Dockerfile with SCIP-Python and Indexing Scripts #398

Closed RKALM closed 1 year ago

RKALM commented 1 year ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The current Dockerfile configuration could benefit from a more expansive setup. It doesn't include SCIP-Python or various indexing scripts which are frequently used in our development workflow.

Describe the solution you'd like I propose expanding our Dockerfile to include the installation and execution of SCIP-Python, which is crucial for code analysis.

Also, it would be beneficial to have the following indexing scripts run when the Docker container is initialized:

# Install dependencies and run indexing on the local codebase
automata install-indexing

# Refresh the code embeddings (after making local changes)
poetry run automata run-code-embedding

# Refresh the documentation + embeddings
poetry run automata run-doc-embedding --embedding-level=2

However, to include these, we'll need to find a graceful solution for running automata configure, which sets up the environment and configuration files.

Describe alternatives you've considered N/A. This issue is focused on expanding the Dockerfile to improve our development and testing environments.

Additional context I am ready to work on this task and am considering aiming for Codacy compliance in this PR, although it is not a hard requirement for this task's success.

NolanTrem commented 1 year ago

Also, it would be beneficial to have the following indexing scripts run when the Docker container is initialized

This would be a really nice feature, the only thing that we have to remember is that we'd need to have already run automata configure or set API keys for some of these commands. I think that expanding the Docker is a really awesome next step, since it seems to be getting used 😄

RKALM commented 1 year ago

@NolanTrem I totally agree with you! 😄 The Automata configure, will be a bit tricky, but there is probably a way to do it. At the end of the day, even with Docker, Automata configure needs to run only one time, and that gives as possible solutins, (for example running the automata configure before running for first time the Dockerfile).

emrgnt-cmplxty commented 1 year ago

Thank you for making this issue, @Exarchias. I agree w/ Nolan's feedback above. I suggest you two continue to spec it out together, as Nolan has taken the lead on docker related matters.