potiuk commented on a change in pull request #20200:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/20200#discussion_r772547382
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File path: .github/workflows/build-images.yml
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@@ -297,7 +301,11 @@ jobs:
rm -rf "scripts/ci"
mv "main-airflow/scripts/ci" "scripts"
- name: "Free space"
- run: ./scripts/ci/tools/free_space.sh
+ run: ./scripts/ci/tools/freespace.py
Review comment:
I think we should aim to install everywhere python with dependencies
from 'dev/breeze". That was not needed before, but if move all the "python"
scripts we run in CI to "dev/breeze", then it will be easier to rely on
whatever dependencies we have there (for example rich).
So I think we should really aim to have this everywhere:
```
- uses: actions/setup-python@v2
with:
python-version: '3.7'
cache: 'pip'
- run: pip install ./dev/breeze
```
Unfortunately, we will have to repeat it everywhere as there is no easy way
currently to reuse parts of the jobs easily (as far as I know).
Actually, you made me think a bit and I think we could do even better (that
would be really nice!):
1) you could move the "freespace.py" to "./dev/breeze/ci/freespace.py"
2) we could add freespace.py as as "entrypoint"
See here:
https://github.com/apache/airflow/blob/4dd751d2fc3f091417146079d7d1b3ac6dd86c9c/dev/breeze/setup.cfg#L64
We could do something like:
```
console_scripts=
Breeze2=airflow_breeze.breeze:main
freespace=ci.freespace.main
```
And that would be really nice, because after running:
```
pip install ./dev/breeze
```
the `freespace` script will become available on the PATH and you will be
able to call it just like:
```
run: freespace
```
That woudl be really, really nice in the `pipx` scenario (@uranusjr !) which
i start liking more and more, because in case of `pipx` installation, freespace
will not ony become available in path but also will have autocomplete enabled
after we add it to the autocomplete scripts. Maybe freespace is not best
example but we have more "standalone" scripts that are not part of `breeze`
that we could expose in similar way eventually.
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