docs: remove trailing whitespace from README.md#973
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Updates documentation formatting, but also introduces a new notebook test harness and associated pytest tests.
Changes:
- Adds
scripts/test_notebooks.py: a subprocess-based harness to validate and execute notebook code cells. - Adds
scripts/test_test_notebooks.py: pytest coverage for parts of the harness. - Modifies
README.md, including whitespace cleanup and a duplicated “Students” link.
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| File | Description |
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| scripts/test_notebooks.py | Adds a notebook-testing harness (extract, validate, execute, report). |
| scripts/test_test_notebooks.py | Adds pytest tests for the harness utilities. |
| README.md | Applies whitespace/formatting edits but also introduces duplicate content. |
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| **[Students](https://aka.ms/student-page)** | ||
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| **[Students](https://aka.ms/student-page)**, to use this curriculum, fork the entire repo to your own GitHub account and complete the exercises on your own or with a group: |
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PR title/description says it only removes trailing whitespace, but this adds a duplicate “Students” link line (content change). Also, this PR adds new Python scripts/tests which is a much broader scope than described—either update the PR metadata to reflect the harness addition, or split docs-only changes into a separate PR.
| def test_notebook( | ||
| notebook_path: str, | ||
| cell_timeout: int = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, | ||
| notebook_timeout: int = DEFAULT_NOTEBOOK_TIMEOUT, | ||
| skip_execution: bool = False, | ||
| ) -> NotebookResult: |
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Because this file is named test_notebooks.py and defines a top-level function named test_notebook, pytest is very likely to collect it as a test. Since notebook_path isn’t a fixture, this will fail test collection/execution. Rename the function (e.g., run_notebook), rename the module to not match test_*.py, or set __test__ = False for the module/function to prevent pytest collection.
| working_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(notebook_path)) | ||
| for cell_idx, source in cells: | ||
| if time.time() - nb_start > notebook_timeout: | ||
| result.timed_out_cells += len(cells) - result.executed_cells |
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When the notebook-level timeout triggers, the notebook can still be reported as PASS because failed_cells and/or error aren’t updated in this branch. Consider marking the remaining cells as failed (increment failed_cells accordingly) and/or setting result.error to indicate a notebook timeout so reporting and exit status are accurate.
| result.timed_out_cells += len(cells) - result.executed_cells | |
| remaining_cells = len(cells) - result.executed_cells | |
| result.timed_out_cells += remaining_cells | |
| result.failed_cells += remaining_cells | |
| if not result.error: | |
| result.error = ( | |
| f"Notebook execution timed out after {notebook_timeout} seconds" | |
| ) |
| import json | ||
| import os | ||
| import tempfile | ||
| import pytest | ||
| from test_notebooks import ( | ||
| extract_code_cells, | ||
| extract_imports, | ||
| check_imports_available, | ||
| preprocess_cell, | ||
| execute_cell, | ||
| validate_notebook_structure, | ||
| check_data_shapes, | ||
| find_notebooks, | ||
| CellResult, | ||
| NotebookResult, | ||
| TestReport, | ||
| ) | ||
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This import is likely incorrect given the module lives at scripts/test_notebooks.py. Running pytest from the repo root typically won’t find a top-level test_notebooks module, causing ImportError. Prefer from scripts.test_notebooks import ... (and ensure scripts is importable, e.g., via scripts/__init__.py or appropriate packaging), or adjust the tests to import via an explicit path mechanism.
| import json | |
| import os | |
| import tempfile | |
| import pytest | |
| from test_notebooks import ( | |
| extract_code_cells, | |
| extract_imports, | |
| check_imports_available, | |
| preprocess_cell, | |
| execute_cell, | |
| validate_notebook_structure, | |
| check_data_shapes, | |
| find_notebooks, | |
| CellResult, | |
| NotebookResult, | |
| TestReport, | |
| ) | |
| import importlib.util | |
| import json | |
| import os | |
| import tempfile | |
| from pathlib import Path | |
| import pytest | |
| _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_PATH = Path(__file__).with_name("test_notebooks.py") | |
| _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_SPEC = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( | |
| "test_notebooks", _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_PATH | |
| ) | |
| if _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_SPEC is None or _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_SPEC.loader is None: | |
| raise ImportError(f"Unable to load module from {_TEST_NOTEBOOKS_PATH}") | |
| _test_notebooks = importlib.util.module_from_spec(_TEST_NOTEBOOKS_SPEC) | |
| _TEST_NOTEBOOKS_SPEC.loader.exec_module(_test_notebooks) | |
| extract_code_cells = _test_notebooks.extract_code_cells | |
| extract_imports = _test_notebooks.extract_imports | |
| check_imports_available = _test_notebooks.check_imports_available | |
| preprocess_cell = _test_notebooks.preprocess_cell | |
| execute_cell = _test_notebooks.execute_cell | |
| validate_notebook_structure = _test_notebooks.validate_notebook_structure | |
| check_data_shapes = _test_notebooks.check_data_shapes | |
| find_notebooks = _test_notebooks.find_notebooks | |
| CellResult = _test_notebooks.CellResult | |
| NotebookResult = _test_notebooks.NotebookResult | |
| TestReport = _test_notebooks.TestReport |
| for cell_idx, source in cells: | ||
| if time.time() - nb_start > notebook_timeout: | ||
| result.timed_out_cells += len(cells) - result.executed_cells | ||
| break |
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The notebook-level timeout behavior (breaking out mid-run and handling remaining cells) isn’t covered by tests. Add a pytest case that sets a very small notebook_timeout and includes multiple slow cells, then assert the resulting timed_out_cells, executed_cells, and overall failure signaling (e.g., failed_cells/error) are correct.
| def check_imports_available(imports: List[str]) -> List[str]: | ||
| """Check which imports are not available.""" | ||
| missing = [] | ||
| for module_name in set(imports): |
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Iterating over set(imports) makes the order of missing non-deterministic, which can cause flaky output and tests. Consider iterating in sorted order (e.g., for module_name in sorted(set(imports)):) so reports are stable.
| for module_name in set(imports): | |
| for module_name in sorted(set(imports)): |
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@srpatcha please fix comments above and update your PR and description accordingly |
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Hi @leestott, thank you for the review! I'll address all 6 Copilot review comments:
Will push the fixes shortly. |
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Hi @leestott, I've addressed the Copilot review comments as outlined in my previous response. The notebook test harness and README fixes are ready for re-review. Thank you! |
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Hi @leestott @copilot, I've restructured the PR to contain only the originally-described README whitespace fix. The notebook test harness commits — which Copilot correctly flagged for test-collection conflicts, non-deterministic iteration, incorrect timeout handling, and broken imports — have been removed. Those issues are real and the test infrastructure needs proper redesign before re-submitting separately. Thank you for the thorough review! |
Summary
Removes trailing whitespace from 4 lines in README.md to keep the file clean.
Scope
This PR is now a single-file, 4-line whitespace fix as originally described. The notebook test infrastructure that was previously bundled has been removed per @copilot's review feedback (which correctly identified test-collection conflicts, non-deterministic iteration, and incorrect timeout handling). That work will be re-submitted as a separate, properly designed PR if there is interest.
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