Make geneva a package

[flandweber]

Distributing geneva as python project is desirable because it

• enables re-usage of code though other projects by making geneva a dependency
• improves dependency specification through poetry
• makes installation easier and might help with os independence
• provides a clearer structure for imports
• allows working-directory independent execution

I created a draft of how this could look like at https://github.com/VwCSXg/geneva/tree/pyproject.
It mostly works, however some tests are failing or not finishing at all and I didn't manage to run pytest even on the main branch which is why I can`t really pin down the problems created by refactoring geneva as a package.
Help in fixing those issues would be much appreciated :)

[Kaimar666]

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[Kkevsterrr]

This is great - thanks so much for putting in this effort! What is currently failing? I'll have some time in the coming weeks to dedicate some dev time to this, and happy to help however I can until then.

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[flandweber]

Sorry for getting back to you this late, I must've missed the notification.

I generated testresults to start figuring out the problems.

For reproducibillity I used Vagrant with this Vagrantfile.txt (.txt extension because github wont let me upload otherwise)
and the following command: cd /vagrant && sudo poetry run pytest --html=pytest_report.html --junitxml junit.xml --timeout 600.

[flandweber]

For comparison I also generated testresults.zip on the current master branch using this Vagrantfile.txt
and the command sudo pip install pytest-timeout pytest-html && cd /vagrant && sudo python -m pytest --html=pytest_report.html --junitxml junit.xml --timeout 600.

Are those failing tests a problem with my setup or do you know a solution to them? Should we open a separate issue for those?

[Kkevsterrr]

Thanks for the followup @VwCSXg - sorry it was my turn to miss the notification!

I looked through the results. Overall, most of the failures all appear pretty minor, and it looks like your set up is pretty good.

The tests/test_tree.py::test_pretty_print test seems to indicate a missing dependency dot - this is super minor, and only used for generating diagrams of strategies if the user wishes. Not a big deal.

The tests/test_evolve.py::test_eval_only test was a bit strange to me: I traced through that failure and it looks like that could be caused by an argparsing or argument passing issue. Somehow the valid_http_contains setting is set when it should not be?

Thanks for your testing!

[flandweber]

Thanks for the insights @Kkevsterrr !

I'm afraid I can currently not find the time to finish porting geneva to a module-based structure since I still don't really have a good understanding of it's internals, but I'd be happy to assist anyone who wants to go ahead with the suggestion!