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refactor: Additional config options, upgrade SDK, fix tests, run pip check #23

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I put together a few fixes and new features aimed at giving users a bit more control over the way wrapped sources execute. Now you can force execution in docker.

Fixes:

  • Fix existing tests that were broken
  • Fix natively executable sources on Windows platforms

Updates:

  • Update Meltano SDK
  • Use venv instead of a direct subprocess call to create a virtual environment.

New:

  • Two new configuration options
  • skip_native_check This allows users to opt out of the check for natively executable sources. This could be preferable when you want to force execution in docker containers.
  • native_source_python This allows you to use a different version of Python to create the virtual environment instead of just the one on your PATH.
  • Run a pip check after creating a native venv.

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LGTM, though I haven't validated the changes manually. @SpaceCondor let me know if that tap is working as expected with these changes.

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@edgarrmondragon The taps I have tested have worked, as well as the ones used in the tap tests.

@edgarrmondragon edgarrmondragon merged commit c3d1620 into MeltanoLabs:main Aug 30, 2024
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