CORE-1273: migrate from Poetry to uv - #2323
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Convert pyproject.toml to PEP 621 with the uv_build backend, move dev-requirements.txt into a dev dependency group, commit uv.lock, and switch CI and the Dockerfile to uv. Co-Authored-By: Itamar Hartstein <haritamar@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe project migrates from Poetry and pip to uv. Project metadata now uses PEP 621 and Changesuv and packaging migration
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In @.github/workflows/test-github-action.yml:
- Around line 70-74: Validate inputs.dbt-version before the Install dbt step
constructs package specifications or interpolates it into the shell command.
Reuse the workflow’s existing dbt-version validation mechanism, reject crafted
or unsupported values before installation, and preserve the intended unpinned
behavior when no version is provided.
In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Around line 19-26: Update the two shell command code fences in the
installation instructions after “Install uv” and “Install the project” to use
the sh language identifier, preserving their existing commands.
In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 71-76: Restore the fabricspark and vertica extras in the published
package metadata and include both adapter extras in the all dependency group.
Update the relevant optional-dependencies and all definitions in pyproject.toml
so elementary-data[fabricspark], elementary-data[vertica], and /app[all]
continue to resolve through the package-extra interface.
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Validate inputs.dbt-version before shell interpolation. Any user with write access can dispatch this workflow with a crafted value that executes shell commands. The workflow also exposes CI_WAREHOUSE_SECRETS later. Apply the existing dbt-version validation before constructing the package specifications.
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In @.github/workflows/test-github-action.yml around lines 70 - 74, Validate
inputs.dbt-version before the Install dbt step constructs package specifications
or interpolates it into the shell command. Reuse the workflow’s existing
dbt-version validation mechanism, reject crafted or unsupported values before
installation, and preserve the intended unpinned behavior when no version is
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Pre-existing, unchanged by this PR: only pip install -> uv pip install moved on those lines, the inputs.dbt-version interpolation is identical to master. There's no existing validation step in this workflow to reuse, so hardening it is a separate change and out of scope for the Poetry->uv migration.
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Add language identifiers to the shell code fences.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD040 for both fences. Use sh after each opening fence.
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md` around lines 19 - 26, Update the two shell command code
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Skipping: none of the existing fences in CONTRIBUTING.md declare a language, and markdownlint isn't part of the repo's pre-commit config, so adding sh to just these two would be inconsistent.
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Also capitalize [project.urls] labels for PyPI rendering. Co-Authored-By: Itamar Hartstein <haritamar@gmail.com>
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In @.github/dependency-review-config.yml:
- Around line 44-56: Replace the package-name-only entries under
allow-dependencies-licenses with version-aware dependency license validation for
all six packages, using the configuration mechanism that supports version
constraints and explicitly approved licenses. Ensure versions outside the
documented validated ranges are not broadly exempted.
In @.pre-commit-config.yaml:
- Around line 30-34: Choose one consistent uv lockfile policy: either track
uv.lock in version control and retain the uv-lock hook together with --locked
synchronization, or keep uv.lock ignored and remove the uv-lock hook and
--locked enforcement from the pre-commit configuration and CI workflow.
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Replace these broad exemptions with version-aware license validation.
allow-dependencies-licenses matches only the PURL type and package name. It ignores the version. All six entries therefore permit any license for every version of each package. Adding a version to these PURLs does not scope the exemption.
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package-name-only entries under allow-dependencies-licenses with version-aware
dependency license validation for all six packages, using the configuration
mechanism that supports version constraints and explicitly approved licenses.
Ensure versions outside the documented validated ranges are not broadly
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Package-scoped is deliberate, and matches the three pre-existing entries. All three additions are false positives in the scanner, not licensing that varies by version: metricflow has been Apache-2.0 since 0.209.0 and the AGPL/BSL strings come from a historical note in its README; numpy fails only because the action doesn't decompose BSD-3-Clause AND 0BSD AND MIT AND Zlib AND CC0-1.0, all of which are in allow-licenses; rapidfuzz is MIT with GPL headers in vendored FastFlow examples that aren't built into the wheel. Version-pinning them would just make the exemption expire on every bump and re-fail CI for the same non-issue.
Note the ?license= qualifier you found isn't a fit either: it would allowlist e.g. AGPL-3.0 for that package, which is a strictly weaker statement than "this package's reported expression is a scan artifact", and it still isn't version-scoped. A genuinely GPL-only new dependency is still blocked, which is what the check is for.
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Choose one lockfile policy.
If uv.lock remains gitignored, remove this hook and use unlocked synchronization in CI. The uv-lock hook runs uv lock when pyproject.toml or uv.lock changes, so it only updates a local ignored file. .github/workflows/run-precommit.yml runs uv sync --locked; uv requires an existing, current uv.lock, so a clean checkout fails. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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the uv-lock hook and --locked enforcement from the pre-commit configuration and
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Already consistent as of ec2b108: uv.lock is tracked (the ignore entry was removed in the same commit that added this hook), so the hook, uv sync --locked and the committed lock are the same policy. Your verification script passes on HEAD — git ls-files --error-unmatch uv.lock resolves.
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Summary
Replaces Poetry with uv as the packaging/dev tool.
pyproject.tomlbecomes standard PEP 621 metadata built byuv_build, dev deps move fromdev-requirements.txtinto a uv dependency group, anduv.lockis committed (uv's default) so dev/CI resolution is reproducible and the full graph is auditable —run-precommitusesuv sync --lockedand auv-lockpre-commit hook keeps it in sync.Because the package lives at the repo root rather than in
src/, the build backend needs:Extras (
snowflake,bigquery, ...,all) and theedrscript are unchanged in behavior; theallextra is now expressed as a self-referentialelementary-data[...]list, which is the PEP 621 equivalent of Poetry's extras aggregation.constraint-dependencies:urllib3,idna,pyasn1andcryptographyare transitive deps that were only listed to dodge CVEs, so they move out of[project.dependencies]into constraints — downstream consumers scan their own locks, while everything we ship and test still gets the floors (uv.lock, CI, the image):Constraints are read from the pyproject in uv's working directory, not from the install target, so the Dockerfile installs with
--directory /app ".[all]"instead of"/app[all]"— otherwise the image would resolve unconstrained. Verified in the built image:urllib3 2.7.0,idna 3.18,pyasn1 0.6.4,cryptography 50.0.0.CI/dev surface:
run-precommit:setup-python+ pip →astral-sh/setup-uv+uv sync --locked+uv run pre-commit.test-warehouse/test-github-action:pip install→uv pip install(withUV_SYSTEM_PYTHON=1), dev deps viauv pip install --group dev; the dbt install retries 3x becausedbt-core-experimental-parser's build backend flakily downloads its wheel from GitHub releases.release:pip install build+python -m build→uv build --sdist --wheel.Dockerfile: uv0.10.11→0.12.3.dependency-review-config.yml: committing the lock makes the action review the whole resolved graph, sometricflow(Apache-2.0; the AGPL/BSL strings are its README's historical-licensing note),numpy(BSD-3-Clause AND 0BSD AND MIT AND Zlib AND CC0-1.0, which the action doesn't decompose) andrapidfuzz(MIT; GPL headers come from vendored FastFlow examples not built into the wheel) join the existinglxml/typing-extensionsexemptions. Package-level, so GPL-only additions are still blocked.Verified locally:
uv sync --all-extras, 451 unit tests pass, all pre-commit hooks pass,uv buildartifacts contain theelementarypackage plus the bundled dbt project assets and no longer publish the transitive floors, wheel installs andedr --helpworks, anddocker build+ container run succeed.Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/c214461411ba46d9ab639b8ea12e69b5
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