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requirements:skills list #599
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WalkthroughThe pull request modifies several dependency files and a GitHub Actions workflow for a Python project. The workflow file updates the installation command to include a new package list for optional skills. New dependencies are added to the Changes
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requirements/skills-extra.txt (1)
1-1
: Fix hyphenation in commentThe compound word "non essential" should be hyphenated as "non-essential".
-# skills providing non essential functionality +# skills providing non-essential functionality🧰 Tools
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.github/workflows/build_tests.yml (2)
43-43
: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider removing redundant skills package installation
The installation command includes both skills-essential
and skills-extra
. Since skills-extra
typically includes or depends on skills-essential
, this might be redundant and could potentially lead to dependency conflicts.
Consider simplifying to:
-pip install .[mycroft,lgpl,plugins,skills-essential,skills-extra,skills-audio,skills-gui,skills-internet,skills-media,skills-desktop]
+pip install .[mycroft,lgpl,plugins,skills-extra,skills-audio,skills-gui,skills-internet,skills-media,skills-desktop]
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
43-43
: Verify Python version compatibility for moved skills
Since the workflow tests against Python 3.7-3.11, we should verify that the skills moved between skills-essential
and skills-extra
are compatible with this Python version range.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual package dependencies and Python compatibility information from the repository itself.
Let me check the specific skill packages that were moved between skills-essential
and skills-extra
in this PR.
Let me check the content of the skills-extra.txt file to see the specific requirements for these skills.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Skills moved to skills-extra
are compatible with Python 3.7-3.11
The moved skills (skill-wordnet, ovos-skill-randomness, and ovos-skill-days-in-history) don't specify any Python version restrictions in their package metadata. They follow the same dependency structure as other OVOS skills, which are known to work with Python 3.7-3.11. The movement of these skills from skills-essential
to skills-extra
is purely organizational and doesn't affect their Python compatibility.
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setup.py (2)
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: LGTM! The addition of 'skills-extra' follows the established pattern.
The new entry is properly integrated into the extras_require dictionary and follows the same structure as other skills-related requirements.
82-82
: Verify the requirements file exists and contains the expected dependencies.
Let's ensure the referenced requirements file exists and contains the mentioned dependencies (skill-wordnet, ovos-skill-randomness, ovos-skill-days-in-history).
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Requirements file exists and contains all expected dependencies
The requirements/skills-extra.txt file exists and contains all the expected dependencies with proper version constraints:
- skill-wordnet (>=0.0.6,<1.0.0)
- ovos-skill-randomness (>=0.1.0,<1.0.0)
- ovos-skill-days-in-history (>=0.1.0,<1.0.0)
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requirements/skills-extra.txt (1)
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: Fix hyphenation in header commentThe term "non essential" should be hyphenated for correct English usage.
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requirements/skills-extra.txt (1)
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: LGTM! Dependencies are well-structured
The dependency declarations look good:
- All version constraints properly specify both minimum and maximum versions
- Version ranges are appropriate for pre-1.0 packages
- The commented out
ovos-skill-randomness
indicates it's being considered but not yet included
Let's verify the latest versions of these packages:
✅ Verification successful
Dependencies verified - all packages available at specified versions
The verification confirms that all packages are available on PyPI with versions matching the constraints:
- skill-wordnet: 0.0.6 (matches >=0.0.6,<1.0.0)
- ovos-skill-days-in-history: 0.3.6 (matches >=0.3.6,<1.0.0)
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requirements/skills-extra.txt (1)
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: Fix compound word in header commentThe term "non essential" should be hyphenated as "non-essential" for correct English compound word formation.
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requirements/skills-extra.txt (2)
2-7
: LGTM: Package versions and constraints
The version constraints for all packages follow a consistent pattern (>=current,<1.0.0
) appropriate for pre-1.0 packages. The version updates suggested in the previous review have been applied correctly.
2-7
: Verify the commented skill inclusion decision
The ovos-skill-randomness
package is commented out, suggesting uncertainty about its inclusion. Please clarify if this package should be included or removed entirely.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try another search strategy to verify this package's usage.
The ovos-skill-randomness
package was intentionally commented out
Based on the git history, this package was recently commented out deliberately, and there are no active references to it in the codebase. The package appears in the "non essential functionality" section of skills, and its removal seems to be an intentional decision to make it optional rather than a required dependency.
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.github/workflows/build_tests.yml (1)
43-43
: Consider optimizing the installation process.The current installation command includes many extras which could impact build time and stability. Consider:
- Breaking down the installation into smaller steps for better error handling
- Using requirements.txt files directly for testing specific skill categories
Here's a suggested approach:
-pip install .[mycroft,lgpl,plugins,skills-essential,skills-extra,skills-audio,skills-gui,skills-internet,skills-media,skills-desktop] +# Install core dependencies first +pip install .[mycroft,lgpl,plugins] +# Install skill dependencies +pip install -r requirements/skills-essential.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-extra.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-audio.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-gui.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-internet.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-media.txt +pip install -r requirements/skills-desktop.txtThis approach:
- Provides clearer error messages if a specific category fails
- Makes it easier to debug dependency conflicts
- Allows for selective testing of specific skill categories
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requirements/skills-desktop.txt (2)
3-3
: LGTM! Version constraints follow best practices.
The version constraints (>=1.0.2,<3.0.0) are well-defined, allowing for minor updates while preventing breaking changes from major versions.
3-3
: Verify package availability and security status
Let's ensure the package exists and check for any security advisories.
✅ Verification successful
Package verified and secure for usage
The package ovos-skill-wallpapers
is:
- Available on PyPI with version 1.0.2
- No security vulnerabilities found in GitHub's advisory database
- Version constraint (>=1.0.2,<3.0.0) aligns with the latest available version
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: Verify the necessity of including both skills-essential and skills-extra.
Since dependencies were moved from skills-essential
to skills-extra
, including both extras might be redundant. Please verify if both are still needed.
Let's check the contents of both requirements files:
✅ Verification successful
Both skills-essential and skills-extra contain distinct packages without overlap
The requirements files show:
skills-essential.txt
contains core offline functionality skills (e.g., fallback, alerts, personal, date-time)skills-extra.txt
contains non-essential skills (e.g., wordnet, days-in-history, laugh, number-facts)
There is no redundancy between the two extras, so including both in the pip install command is correct and necessary.
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: LGTM! Addition follows existing patterns.
The new skills-extra
entry is properly integrated into the extras_require
dictionary and follows the established pattern of other skills-related extras.
Let's verify the existence and content of the referenced requirements file:
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Verified: skills-extra.txt
exists with valid package requirements
The referenced file exists and contains a well-formatted list of optional skill packages with proper version constraints. The file's content aligns with its intended purpose of providing non-essential functionality, as indicated by the comment.
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requirements/skills-gui.txt (1)
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: Consider stability implications of pre-1.0 dependenciesBoth new dependencies are pre-1.0 versions which typically indicate unstable APIs:
- ovos-skill-screenshot (>=0.0.2)
- ovos-skill-local-media (>=0.2.1)
Consider:
- Documenting any known API instabilities
- Setting up automated tests to catch breaking changes
- Planning for potential API changes in future releases
requirements/skills-desktop.txt (1)
3-3
: Consider narrowing the version range for ovos-skill-wallpapersThe current version constraint
>=1.0.2,<3.0.0
allows for both v1.x and v2.x versions, which could introduce compatibility issues since major version changes typically include breaking changes.Consider constraining to a single major version:
-ovos-skill-wallpapers>=1.0.2,<3.0.0 +ovos-skill-wallpapers>=1.0.2,<2.0.0
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requirements/skills-gui.txt (2)
1-3
: Verify cross-dependency compatibility
Please ensure these skills can coexist without conflicts, especially since they all interact with the GUI system.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can make a determination about the GUI-related skills compatibility. Let me generate the final response:
The GUI skills appear to be compatible and properly integrated
The codebase shows these skills are designed to work together within OVOS's GUI framework:
- ovos-skill-homescreen is the main homescreen manager that provides the base GUI interface
- ovos-skill-screenshot integrates with the display system for taking screenshots
- ovos-skill-local-media works with the GUI for media playback and display
The skills use standardized GUI message bus events and interfaces, with no conflicting resource usage found. The GUI framework provides proper skill management and display coordination through:
- Dedicated GUI service and websocket handling
- Display manager for coordinating GUI access
- Homescreen manager for skill integration
- Standardized GUI interfaces for skills
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: Verify compatibility with ovos-skill-homescreen v3.x
The major version bump (3.x) suggests breaking changes. Please ensure that dependent packages are compatible with this version.
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Based on the search results, I can now make a determination about the compatibility concerns with ovos-skill-homescreen v3.x. The search shows:
- The homescreen skill is primarily used for GUI functionality and display management
- The core system has proper GUI integration and display management capabilities
- The version bump appears to be a planned upgrade as evidenced by the CHANGELOG.md entry
Let me verify if there are any breaking changes or compatibility issues by checking the commit history.
Based on the git history, I can now make a determination about the homescreen version bump. The changes show a clear progression:
- Initial introduction at unversioned state
- Added versioning
>=0.0.3,<1.0.0
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>=1.0.4,<3.0.0
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>=3.0.1,<4.0.0
The commit messages indicate these were planned version bumps to "allow latest homescreen version" with no mentions of breaking changes or compatibility issues.
The version bump appears to be a normal progression following semantic versioning
The core integration with the homescreen skill is primarily through the GUI system which handles version compatibility through the messagebus interface. The codebase shows proper GUI integration with appropriate event handling for homescreen functionality.
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requirements/skills-desktop.txt (2)
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: Verify desktop environment compatibility
Since these skills require a Linux desktop environment, we should verify they handle desktop environment detection properly to avoid issues on non-desktop systems.
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: Verify stability of ovos-skill-screenshot package
The package version (0.x.x) indicates it's in early development and may not be stable. While the narrow version range helps, pre-1.0 versions might still introduce breaking changes.
Let's verify the package status and recent updates:
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Let me gather more information about the package's stability by checking its repository history and activity.
Package appears stable despite early version number
The package shows healthy development patterns:
- Active maintenance with recent updates (last commit on Nov 18, 2024)
- No open issues reported
- Consistent version releases (6 releases including alpha versions)
- Version constraint (>=0.0.2,<1.0.0) is appropriately restrictive
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REPO=$(curl -s https://pypi.org/pypi/ovos-skill-screenshot/json | jq -r '.info.project_urls.Homepage' | sed 's/.*github.com\///')
# Check repository activity
if [ ! -z "$REPO" ]; then
echo "=== Commit History ==="
gh api repos/$REPO/commits --jq 'length as $total | .[0:5] | map({date: .commit.committer.date, message: .commit.message}) | {"total_commits": $total, "recent_commits": .}'
echo -e "\n=== Issues ==="
gh api repos/$REPO/issues --jq 'length as $total | . | map({title: .title, state: .state}) | {"total_issues": $total, "issues": .}'
echo -e "\n=== Release History ==="
gh api repos/$REPO/releases --jq 'length as $total | . | map({tag_name: .tag_name, published_at: .published_at}) | {"total_releases": $total, "releases": .}'
fi
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
requirements/skills-extra.txt (1)
1-1
: Fix spelling in header commentThe term "non essential" should be hyphenated as "non-essential" for correct English grammar.
-# skills providing non essential functionality +# skills providing non-essential functionality🧰 Tools
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[misspelling] ~1-~1: This expression is normally spelled as one or with a hyphen.
Context: # skills providing non essential functionality skill-wordnet>=0.0.10,<1....(EN_COMPOUNDS_NON_ESSENTIAL)
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.github/workflows/build_tests.yml
(1 hunks)requirements/skills-desktop.txt
(1 hunks)requirements/skills-essential.txt
(0 hunks)requirements/skills-extra.txt
(1 hunks)requirements/skills-gui.txt
(1 hunks)setup.py
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- requirements/skills-essential.txt
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- .github/workflows/build_tests.yml
- requirements/skills-desktop.txt
- requirements/skills-gui.txt
- setup.py
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requirements/skills-extra.txt
[misspelling] ~1-~1: This expression is normally spelled as one or with a hyphen.
Context: # skills providing non essential functionality skill-wordnet>=0.0.10,<1....
(EN_COMPOUNDS_NON_ESSENTIAL)
🔇 Additional comments (2)
requirements/skills-extra.txt (2)
2-8
: LGTM! Version constraints look appropriate
The version constraints follow good practices:
- All use appropriate ranges with upper bounds
- Pre-1.0 packages are correctly constrained with
<1.0.0
- Version numbers appear to be current
3-3
: Verify status of commented skill
The ovos-skill-randomness
package is commented out. Please clarify if this is intentional or if it should be included.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about this skill's usage and dependencies.
Commenting out ovos-skill-randomness
is intentional
The git history shows this was deliberately commented out on Nov 15, 2024 (commit 3e97a20) in the same commit that introduced several other skills. Since this file is explicitly labeled for "non essential functionality" and there are no other references to this skill in the codebase, this appears to be an intentional decision to make this skill optional.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if ovos-skill-randomness is used/imported elsewhere in the codebase
# Expected: Find references to understand if commenting out breaks existing functionality
echo "Checking for imports or references to ovos-skill-randomness..."
rg -l "ovos-skill-randomness"
echo -e "\nChecking PyPI for latest version info..."
curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/ovos-skill-randomness/json" | jq -r '
if .info.version then
"Latest version: " + .info.version + "\n" +
"Release date: " + .releases[.info.version][0].upload_time + "\n" +
"Home page: " + (.info.home_page // "N/A")
else
"Package not found"
end
'
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#!/bin/bash
# Check git history for this file to understand when/why it was commented out
git log -p requirements/skills-extra.txt
# Check if there are any other skill requirements files
fd requirements.txt
# Look for any configuration files that might reference this skill
rg -l "skill.ovos.randomness"
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
skill-wordnet
,ovos-skill-days-in-history
,ovos-skill-laugh
,ovos-skill-number-facts
,ovos-skill-iss-location
, andovos-skill-cmd
.ovos-skill-homescreen
to ensure compatibility with newer versions.ovos-skill-screenshot
andovos-skill-color-picker
as new dependencies for GUI functionalities.Bug Fixes