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giskard-oss-pr-ready

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Describes the merge-ready workflow for the giskard-oss monorepo using the repository root Makefile and the same steps as GitHub Actions—format, check, unit tests, optional pre-commit. Use when preparing or updating a pull request, confirming CI will pass, running pre-push validation, or when the user asks for a branch to be merge-ready.

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giskard-oss — PR ready

Context

Work from the repository root (giskard-oss/). The monorepo Makefile lives there.

Main CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml) runs: make install install-tools, then make check, then make test-unit PACKAGE=<each of giskard-core, giskard-agents, giskard-checks> on Python 3.12–3.14.

Merge-ready checklist

Run in order:

  1. make format — Ruff format + fix where applicable.

  2. make check — Lint, format check, Python 3.12 compat (vermin), basedpyright, pip-audit, license check. This matches the lint job in CI (after make install install-tools).

  3. make test-unit — All packages, or narrow scope:

    • make test-unit PACKAGE=giskard-checks (same pattern for giskard-core, giskard-agents)

  4. Optional — pre-commit — If hooks are installed: pre-commit run. First-time setup: make pre-commit-install (part of make setup).

Dependencies

If checks fail from missing tools, run make install and make install-tools (CI runs both before make check).

Functional tests

make test-functional (and full make test) hit live APIs and are not the default PR gate in ci.yml (they run in .github/workflows/integration-tests.yml with repo secrets). Run them only when the change requires @pytest.mark.functional coverage.

.env setup (local)

  1. At the repository root, create a .env file (already listed in .gitignore—do not commit secrets).

  2. Define credentials for the models your tests use. The integration workflow sets:

    • GEMINI_API_KEY — required for the default Gemini routes used by functional tests.
    • TEST_MODEL — optional; default gemini/gemini-3.5-flash (see libs/giskard-agents/tests/conftest.py).
    • TEST_EMBEDDING_MODEL — optional; default gemini/gemini-embedding-001.

  3. The repo does not auto-load .env in pytest—export variables into the shell before running tests, for example:

    set -a && source .env && set +a
make test-functional PACKAGE=giskard-agents

    Use valid shell assignments in .env (e.g. GEMINI_API_KEY=...). If you point TEST_MODEL / TEST_EMBEDDING_MODEL at another provider, add whatever API keys that provider expects (LiteLLM / the underlying SDK).

Verification gate

Before declaring a branch merge-ready, include the following evidence in your response:

  1. Last line(s) of make check output — must show no errors.
  2. Pytest summary from make test-unit — e.g. 52 passed, 0 failed.
  3. If any step was skipped or failed, state it explicitly.

"It should pass" is not evidence. Show actual output.

Library-specific rules

For package conventions (API patterns, tests layout), read libs/<package>/.cursor/rules/. Makefile targets are always invoked from the repository root as listed above.