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With #50059 it turned out that we need to add breeze also as part of the workspace. With the current ".idea" setup - all our projects share the same .venv environment and when someone wants to run breeze tests using that .venv, it is great if uv sync installs all that is needed to run breeze tests as well. The #50059 added awswrangler that was not part of any other project and even after uv sync in the main repo, breeze tests could not be run.


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With apache#50059 it turned out that we need to add breeze also as
part of the workspace. With the current ".idea" setup - all our
projects share the same `.venv` environment and when someone wants
to run `breeze` tests using that `.venv`, it is great if `uv sync`
installs all that is needed to run breeze tests as well. The apache#50059
added `awswrangler` that was not part of any other project and
even after `uv sync` in the main repo, `breeze` tests could not
be run.
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Oh got it. I hope breeze deps will not go into release packages.

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potiuk commented May 1, 2025

No. It's just development workspace.

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…oject (#50078)

With #50059 it turned out that we need to add breeze also as
part of the workspace. With the current ".idea" setup - all our
projects share the same `.venv` environment and when someone wants
to run `breeze` tests using that `.venv`, it is great if `uv sync`
installs all that is needed to run breeze tests as well. The #50059
added `awswrangler` that was not part of any other project and
even after `uv sync` in the main repo, `breeze` tests could not
be run.
(cherry picked from commit e6d6cc1)

Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]>
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…oject (#50078) (#50080)

With #50059 it turned out that we need to add breeze also as
part of the workspace. With the current ".idea" setup - all our
projects share the same `.venv` environment and when someone wants
to run `breeze` tests using that `.venv`, it is great if `uv sync`
installs all that is needed to run breeze tests as well. The #50059
added `awswrangler` that was not part of any other project and
even after `uv sync` in the main repo, `breeze` tests could not
be run.
(cherry picked from commit e6d6cc1)

Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]>
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