Update justfile for use instead of makefile

.gitpod.yml

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ tasks:
       python -m venv .venv
       source .venv/bin/activate
       python -m pip install --upgrade pip uv
-      uv pip install -r requirements/requirements.linux.generated.txt
+      uv sync
       dotenv run -- ./manage.py migrate
       dotenv run -- ./manage.py tailwind install
       dotenv run -- ./manage.py tailwind build

justfile

@@ -1,46 +1,42 @@
-set dotenv-load := true
+# set dotenv-load := true
 
 default:
     just --list
 
 # used for tagging our docker images.
 TAG := `echo $$APP_RELEASE-$(git log -n 1 --format=%h)`
 
-# Create Python virtual environment if not yet created.
-venv:
-    test -d .venv || python -m venv .venv
-
 ## Deploy a new release to production. This will not work in Gitpod, as it relies on staff SSH keys for deployment. 
 release:
-    dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases new -p admin-portal `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
-    dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases set-commits --auto `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
-    dotenv -f env.prod run -- ansible-playbook ansible/deploy.yml -i ansible/inventories/prod.yml
-    dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases finalize `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
+    uv run dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases new -p admin-portal `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
+    uv run dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases set-commits --auto `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
+    uv run dotenv -f env.prod run -- ansible-playbook ansible/deploy.yml -i ansible/inventories/prod.yml
+    uv run dotenv -f env.prod run -- sentry-cli releases finalize `sentry-cli releases propose-version`
 
 # Create a super user for local development using the basic django `createsuperuser` command.
 dev_createsuperuser:
-    dotenv run -- python ./manage.py createsuperuser --username admin --email [email protected] --noinput
-    dotenv run -- python ./manage.py set_fake_passwords
+    uv run dotenv run -- python ./manage.py createsuperuser --username admin --email [email protected] --noinput
+    uv run dotenv run -- python ./manage.py set_fake_passwords
 
 # Run a django development server that reloads when codes is changed.
 dev_runserver:
-    dotenv run -- python manage.py runserver
+    uv run dotenv run -- python manage.py runserver
 
 # Start the tailwind watcher - this will re-run tailwind to generate css as code is changed.
 dev_tailwind_start:
-    dotenv run -- python manage.py tailwind start
+    uv run dotenv run -- python manage.py tailwind start
 
 # Install the front end dependencies.
 dev_tailwind_install:
-    dotenv run -- python manage.py tailwind install
+    uv run dotenv run -- python manage.py tailwind install
 
 # Run the django tests on a loop with with pytest, and re-running them when code is changed.
 dev_test:
-    uv dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db --looponfail --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
+    uv run uv dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db --looponfail --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
 
 # Run the django tests on a loop with pytest, but only ones marked with `only`.
 dev_test_only:
-    dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db --looponfail -m only -v --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
+    uv run dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db --looponfail -m only -v --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
 
 # # Set up the github repo for data analysis against the Green Web Platform database.
 data_analysis_repo:
@@ -62,15 +58,15 @@ test *options:
 
 # As above, but only the tests marked 'only'.
 test_only:
-    dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db -m only -v --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
+    uv run dotenv run -- pytest -s --create-db -m only -v --ds=greenweb.settings.testing
 
 # Build the documentation using Sphinx.
 docs:
-    dotenv run -- sphinx-build ./docs _build/
+    uv run dotenv run -- sphinx-build ./docs _build/
 
 # Build the documentation using Sphinx and keep updating it on every change.
 docs_watch:
-    dotenv run -- sphinx-autobuild ./docs _build/
+    uv run dotenv run -- sphinx-autobuild ./docs _build/
 
 # Make a docker image for publishing to our registry.
 docker_build: