Packaging #9
Packaging #9
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nithishr
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- Packaging for PyPi release
- Lint using Ruff
- Minor reorganization
- Added authors and classifiers to pyproject.toml for better project metadata.
…for package build and publish - Changed version in pyproject.toml to 0.2.0-rc.0 to indicate a release candidate. - Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow for building and publishing the package to PyPI, including steps for linting, installation, and release creation.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request focuses on packaging and preparing the mcp-couchbase project for a release candidate. The primary changes involve updating the project metadata in pyproject.toml, including the version number, author information, classifiers, and entry point for the server application. Additionally, there are minor code improvements in src/server.py, such as reordering imports for better readability and clarifying the help text for the read_only_query_mode option. The pull request also includes minor documentation improvements in the docstrings for the get_scopes_and_collections_in_bucket and get_schema_for_collection functions.
Highlights
- Packaging: Updates
pyproject.tomlto version0.2.0-rc.0, adds author and classifier information, and defines a script entry point. - Code Improvements: Reorders imports in
src/server.pyand clarifies help text for theread_only_query_modeoption. - Documentation: Improves docstrings for
get_scopes_and_collections_in_bucketandget_schema_for_collectioninsrc/server.py.
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- pyproject.toml
- Updates the project version to
0.2.0-rc.0. - Adds author information, including name and email.
- Adds classifiers to specify the development status, programming language, and database type.
- Adds a script entry point for the server application.
- Configures ruff linter.
- Updates the project version to
- src/server.py
- Reorders imports for better readability.
- Clarifies the help text for the
read_only_query_modeoption. - Improves docstrings for
get_scopes_and_collections_in_bucketto improve readability. - Improves docstrings for
get_schema_for_collectionto improve readability. - Adds a comment to clarify the purpose of checking for data or structure modification queries.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces packaging improvements and updates the MCP server implementation for Couchbase. The changes include updating the project version, adding author and classifier information, defining project scripts, and setting up linting rules in pyproject.toml. Additionally, the code refactors import statements, improves help text for command-line options, and enhances documentation for MCP tools in src/server.py. Overall, the changes seem beneficial for the project.
Summary of Findings
- Documentation improvements: The documentation for MCP tools has been improved to provide more clarity on the return values.
- Read-only query mode help text: The help text for the
--read-only-query-modeoption has been updated to improve readability. - Import statement ordering: The import statements in
src/server.pyhave been reordered for better readability and organization.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be in good shape for merging. The changes improve the project's metadata, documentation, and code organization. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
- Changed the classifier from "Database :: MCP Server" to "Topic :: Database" to better categorize the project.
- Introduced a new section for wheel build targets in pyproject.toml, specifying the packages to include during the build process.
- Updated `pyproject.toml` to change the script entry point to the new module path and added a new build target for the `src/mcp_couchbase` package. - Introduced `__init__.py` in the `src/mcp_couchbase` directory to define it as a package.
- Updated `pyproject.toml` to rename the project from "mcp-couchbase" to "mcp-server-couchbase" and adjusted the script entry point accordingly.
