There's a few advantages of using ruff over these tools:
* It's way faster
* It's easier to configure
* It includes support for a bunch of other linters (for example bugbear)
right out of the box, which catches some things and makes our code
more consistent.
Ruff works great with black, which I'd recommend we continue using.
Fixed a few minor issues that the new linter combo picked up.
* Fix hard-coding of amd64 platform and make amd64 package installation conditional
* Cleanup Dockerfile for best practices
* Enable BuildKit for docker building
* Test Cypress on package list
* Skip Puppeteer Chromium as well
* Put back missing npm install on netlify.toml
* Netlify: move env vars to build.environment
* Remove cypress:install script
* Update Cypress dockerfile
* Copy package-lock.json to Cypress dockerfile
* add last_active_at to users page
* Use our JSON encoder as the SQLAlchemy JSON serializer.
* Fixed some inconsistencies in the user query class methods.
* Minor cosmetic fixes.
* Add some make tasks for easier development.
* Add user detail sync system based on Redis backend.
There is a periodic Celery task that updates a new “details” JSONB column in the “user” table with the data from Redis.
Currently this is only used for tracking the date of last activity of a user but can be extended with other user information later.
Updates a few dependencies.
* Normalize a few Flask extension API names.
* Reduce implementation complexity of JSONEncoder.
* Use request_started signal to make sure we have a request context.
Otherwise loading the user based on the request won’t work.
* Fix test that checks if disabled users can login.
This correctly uses a URL path that includes the current organization and checks for the error message.
The previous test seems to have been a red herring.
* Minor cosmetic fixes.
* Remove needs_sync in favor of just deleting things.
* Misc review fixes.
* Ignore line length.
* Split redash.models import several modules.
* Move walrus UTC DateTimeField into redash.models.types.
* Restore distinctly loading dashboards.
* Simplify default values for user details.
* Define __repr__ methods generically.
* Consistently have underscore methods at the top of model methods.
* Fix tests.
* Split redash.models import several modules.
* Update to latest walrus and redis-py.
* Update kombu to 4.2.2 for redis-py 3.x compatibility.
* Remove redis-cli container after running Make task.
* Move buffer condition after datetime/time conditions.
* Update walrus to 0.7.1.
* Refactor some query APIs.
This uses the flask-sqlalchemy helpers consistently and makes more use of mixins.
* Post rebase fixes.
* Use correct kombu version
* Fix migration down revision
By setting TEST_ARGS environment variable with -e option of docker-compose
we can set nosetests options to run the tests as we want, like so;
`docker-compose run --rm -e TEST_ARGS="--with-coverage tests/handlers/test_dashboards.py" server tests`
Move .bowerrc, bower.json, gulpfile.js, package.json
down to root level.
Update paths in .bowerrc, gulpfile.js, Makefile
Add a heroku-postbuild step to package.json which
installs devDependencies and runs the build.
Add step in bin/pre_compile which adds the
requirements_all_ds.txt to requirements.txt to ensure that
cffi is installed. Also removes pymssql as this is
not supported on Heroku.
Add content from rd_ui/.gitignore to .gitignore and
remove rd_ui/.gitignore.
Add section in setup.rst about Heroku deployments.
