mmcdermott / MEDS-DEV

The MEDS Decentralized Extensible Validation (MEDS-DEV) Benchmark: Establishing Reproducibility and Comparability in ML for Health
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Initial set-up for MEDS-DEV #8

Closed mmcdermott closed 3 months ago

mmcdermott commented 3 months ago

Re-structured files for installation and management, re-named to MEDS-DEV, added v0 task criteria files for the benchmark save immunotherapy response, and removed old, unused commits and files (though they remain in the github history and thus can be recovered).

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce a comprehensive framework for managing code quality, testing, and documentation within the MEDS-DEV project. New GitHub Actions workflows ensure automated quality checks for both the main branch and pull requests, while a detailed pre-commit configuration enhances coding standards. Additionally, significant documentation updates align with the project's rebranding, focusing on medical applications and predictive tasks related to health outcomes, ensuring clarity and consistency across the codebase.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/code-quality-{main,pr}.yaml New workflows created for enforcing code quality across the main branch and pull requests, optimizing checks.
.github/workflows/python-build.yaml New workflow for building and publishing a Python package to PyPI and TestPyPI, including release management.
.github/workflows/tests.yaml New workflow to automate testing using pytest and upload coverage reports to Codecov.
.pre-commit-config.yaml New pre-commit configuration file to enforce coding standards and automated checks on commits.
README.md, docs/*, mkdocs.yml Updates reflect the project's rebranding to "MEDS-DEV", improving documentation and consistency.
pyproject.toml New project configuration specifying dependencies, build systems, and project metadata for MEDS-DEV.
src/MEDS-DEV/__init__.py, src/MEDS-DEV/tasks/* New task definitions and README files added for various medical predictive tasks, enhancing clarity and structure.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant GitHub as GH
    participant CI as CI/CD Pipeline

    Developer->>GH: Push code to main branch
    GH->>CI: Trigger code quality workflow
    CI->>CI: Run pre-commit hooks
    CI->>CI: Run tests
    CI->>GH: Report results
    GH->>Developer: Notify results
sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant GH
    participant CI

    Developer->>GH: Create Pull Request
    GH->>CI: Trigger PR workflow
    CI->>CI: Identify modified files
    CI->>CI: Run pre-commit hooks on modified files
    CI->>CI: Run tests on modified files
    CI->>GH: Report results
    GH->>Developer: Notify results

Poem

πŸ‡ In the garden of code, changes bloom bright,
Quality checks spring forth, a wondrous sight!
With workflows and tests, we hop with glee,
MEDS-DEV shines bright, as fine as can be!
Each line of code, a petal so fair,
Together we grow, with love and care! 🌼✨


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