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Add environment variable and prerequisite checks in Makefile, bump Python and dependency version requirements, and apply minor code formatting tweaks

Enhancements:

  • Add CLICKHOUSE_VERSION environment variable to Makefile
  • Introduce check-uv, check-docker, and check-docker-compose targets for prerequisite tool validation
  • Replace generic check-environment target with specialized prerequisite checks
  • Bump Python requirement to >=3.9 and update dependency version bounds in pyproject.toml
  • Simplify DeepDiff ignore_type_in_groups argument and adjust code formatting in CLI and utils modules

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR enhances the Makefile with modular preflight checks, tightens and upgrades project dependencies in pyproject.toml, applies minor code refactors for clarity, and updates test modules along with the lock file.

Flow Diagram for Updated Makefile Target Dependencies and New Preflight Checks

graph TD
    subgraph New Preflight Checks Introduced
        CUV["check-uv (new)"]
        CD["check-docker (new)"]
        CDC["check-docker-compose (new)"]
    end

    S["setup (modified)"]
    TI["test-integration (modified)"]
    BDP["build-deb-package (modified)"]

    S -- "now depends on" --> CUV
    TI -- "now depends on" --> CDC
    CDC -- "depends on" --> CD
    BDP -- "now depends on" --> CD
    BDP -- "depends on" --> S

    classDef new_node fill:#ccffcc,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    classDef modified_node fill:#ffffcc,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    class CUV,CD,CDC new_node
    class S,TI,BDP modified_node
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Change Details Files
Enhanced Makefile with modular preflight checks and updated target dependencies
  • Added CLICKHOUSE_VERSION environment variable with default 'latest'
  • Replaced monolithic check-environment with separate check-uv, check-docker, and check-docker-compose targets
  • Updated setup, test-integration, and build-deb-package targets to depend on new check tasks
Makefile
Upgraded Python requirement and tightened dependency version ranges
  • Require Python >=3.9
  • Tightened ranges for click, deepdiff, pyyaml, requests, removed typing-extensions
  • Updated dev dependencies: docker >=4.0, black >=25.1, pyfakefs unconditional, isort >=6.0
  • Added setuptools >=71.1 for pkg_resources
pyproject.toml
Refactored minor code patterns for clarity and style consistency
  • Reformatted s3_disk_configuration assignment in object_storage_group to a single expression
  • Inlined ignore_type_in_groups list literal in diff_objects
  • Added trailing comma in s3_object_storage_iterator signature
ch_tools/chadmin/cli/object_storage_group.py
ch_tools/common/cli/utils.py
ch_tools/chadmin/internal/object_storage/s3_iterator.py
Updated test modules and refreshed project lock file
  • Modified configuration and typing test modules
  • Adjusted failure mockers in integration tests
  • Regenerated uv.lock to reflect dependency changes
tests/configuration.py
tests/modules/minio.py
tests/modules/typing.py
tests/steps/failure_mockers.py
uv.lock

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Hey @Alex-Burmak - I've reviewed your changes and found some issues that need to be addressed.

Blocking issues:

  • An upper version pin ('< 8.2') was added for 'click', which violates the instruction not to pin upper versions. (link)
  • An upper version pin ('< 9.0') was added for 'deepdiff', which is not allowed per the review instruction. (link)
  • An upper version pin ('< 2.30') was added for 'requests', which violates the instruction. (link)
  • An upper version pin ('< 1.6') was added for 'mypy', which is not allowed per the review instruction. (link)
  • An upper version pin ('< 4.0') was added for 'pylint', which violates the instruction. (link)

General comments:

  • In pyproject.toml you’ve relaxed constraints on deepdiff, pyyaml, and requests—please verify their updated APIs don’t break any existing code paths.
  • You introduced CLICKHOUSE_VERSION in the Makefile but it isn’t referenced by any targets—either wire it into your build/test steps or remove it to avoid confusion.
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  • 🟡 General issues: 1 issue found
  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
  • 🔴 Review instructions: 5 blocking issues
  • 🟡 Testing: 1 issue found
  • 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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"python-dateutil",
"pyyaml < 5.4",
"requests < 2.30",
"pyyaml >= 5.4",
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suggestion (bug_risk): Add upper bound for PyYAML

Capping the major version (e.g., <6.0) helps prevent issues from future breaking changes in PyYAML.

Suggested change
"pyyaml >= 5.4",
"pyyaml >= 5.4, < 6.0",

dev = [
"behave",
"docker < 8.0",
"docker-compose < 1.29 ; python_version < '3.13'",
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suggestion (testing): Remove version qualifiers for pyfakefs

Unrestricted pyfakefs versions may introduce breaking changes in tests. Please specify an upper version limit or use a known stable version to ensure test reliability.

Suggested change
"docker-compose < 1.29 ; python_version < '3.13'",
"pyfakefs >= 5.5.0, < 6.0.0",

dependencies = [
"boto3 ~= 1.23.10",
"click ~= 8.0.4",
"click >= 8.1, < 8.2",
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issue (review_instructions): An upper version pin ('< 8.2') was added for 'click', which violates the instruction not to pin upper versions.

Please remove the upper version bound for 'click' to comply with the instruction against pinning upper versions. Only lower bounds or compatible release specifiers (e.g., ~=) are allowed.

Review instructions:

Path patterns: pyproject.toml

Instructions:
Do not suggest to pin upper versions

"click >= 8.1, < 8.2",
"cloup",
"deepdiff < 6.4.0",
"deepdiff >= 8.0, < 9.0",
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issue (review_instructions): An upper version pin ('< 9.0') was added for 'deepdiff', which is not allowed per the review instruction.

Please remove the upper version bound for 'deepdiff' to comply with the instruction not to pin upper versions.

Review instructions:

Path patterns: pyproject.toml

Instructions:
Do not suggest to pin upper versions

"pyyaml < 5.4",
"requests < 2.30",
"pyyaml >= 5.4",
"requests >= 2.20, < 2.30",
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issue (review_instructions): An upper version pin ('< 2.30') was added for 'requests', which violates the instruction.

Please remove the upper version bound for 'requests' to comply with the instruction not to pin upper versions.

Review instructions:

Path patterns: pyproject.toml

Instructions:
Do not suggest to pin upper versions

"ruff",
"isort >= 6.0; python_version >= '3.9'",
"isort >= 6.0",
"mypy >= 1.5, < 1.6",
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issue (review_instructions): An upper version pin ('< 1.6') was added for 'mypy', which is not allowed per the review instruction.

Please remove the upper version bound for 'mypy' to comply with the instruction not to pin upper versions.

Review instructions:

Path patterns: pyproject.toml

Instructions:
Do not suggest to pin upper versions

"isort >= 6.0; python_version >= '3.9'",
"isort >= 6.0",
"mypy >= 1.5, < 1.6",
"pylint >= 3.0, < 4.0",
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issue (review_instructions): An upper version pin ('< 4.0') was added for 'pylint', which violates the instruction.

Please remove the upper version bound for 'pylint' to comply with the instruction not to pin upper versions.

Review instructions:

Path patterns: pyproject.toml

Instructions:
Do not suggest to pin upper versions

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