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ci: use binary of airbyte-ci instead of dev version that requires python10 #208

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    • Updated GitHub Actions workflow configuration for Airbyte CI tools installation
    • Modified command for installing CI tools from development to binary method
      AirbyteLogFormatter class

@aaronsteers aaronsteers changed the title use binary of airbyte-ci instead of dev version that requires python10 ci: use binary of airbyte-ci instead of dev version that requires python10 Jan 8, 2025
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The pull request modifies the .github/workflows/connector-tests.yml GitHub Actions workflow configuration. The primary change involves replacing the command make tools.airbyte-ci-dev.install with make tools.airbyte-ci-binary.install, shifting from a development installation to a binary installation method for Airbyte CI tools. Additionally, comments suggest future considerations for running the workflow after another workflow named "PyTest (Fast)", but the overall structure remains unchanged, with no modifications to job dependencies or execution conditions.

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.github/workflows/connector-tests.yml Replaced CI tool installation command from development to binary installation method.
airbyte_cdk/logger.py Added static method extract_extra_args_from_record in AirbyteLogFormatter class to isolate extra log record arguments.

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Hey there! I noticed you've made a change to the CI tool installation method. Would you mind sharing a bit more context about why you switched from the development to the binary installation? 🤔 Curious to understand the motivation behind this change. Wdyt? 😊


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.github/workflows/connector-tests.yml (1)

Line range hint 7-11: Thoughts on workflow dependencies? 🤔

I see there's a TODO about running this after "PyTest (Fast)". Since we're making changes to the workflow, would this be a good time to implement that dependency? It could help reduce unnecessary runs and save CI resources. wdyt?

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    workflows: ["PyTest (Fast)"]
    types:
      - completed
    branches:
      - main
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Line range hint 134-139: Hey there! Quick question about the command consistency 🤔

I notice we're installing the binary version with make tools.airbyte-ci-binary.install but still using the airbyte-ci-dev command. Should we be using airbyte-ci instead to match the binary installation? wdyt?

Let's check if the binary installation target exists and what command it exposes:

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Line range hint 85-92: Love the clean implementation! A couple of small suggestions if you're interested? 🤔

The method looks great! Really clever use of set operations to isolate the extra fields. Would you consider:

  1. Adding type hints for the empty LogRecord parameters? Something like:
logging.LogRecord("", 0, "", 0, None, None, None, None)  # type: ignore[arg-type]
  1. Adding a doctest to showcase the usage? It would make it super clear how it works, wdyt?
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Line range hint 56-64: Nicely integrated with the existing format method! 👍

The way you've integrated the new method with DEBUG level handling while maintaining the secret filtering is really clean. The separation of concerns between regular logs and debug logs is well thought out.

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It looks like this is working now. Once I see the tests are passed, I'll run /format-fix to undo my dummy change and fix the lint/format failure. Then this will be ready to go.

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Confirmed. These all worked as expected. The only failing test is the format check, which I'll fix now with /format-fix.

After that, this should auto-merge.

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