pyproject.toml

# Bundle-root install shim for amplifier-bundle-team-pulse.
#
# WHY THIS FILE EXISTS
# --------------------
# The tool-team-pulse module does `from team_pulse_lib import ...` at mount()
# time. team_pulse_lib is a SIBLING package in this repo (./team-pulse-lib/),
# not a published PyPI dependency. Amplifier editable-installs only the tool
# MODULE (via the behavior's `source: ../modules/tool-team-pulse`), so without
# this file nothing installs team_pulse_lib — on a clean `amplifier bundle add`
# the import fails, mount() raises ModuleNotFoundError, and NO team_pulse_*
# tools register.
#
# THE MECHANISM AMPLIFIER ACTUALLY HONORS
# ---------------------------------------
# amplifier-foundation's Bundle.prepare() calls
#   activator.activate_bundle_package(self.base_path)
# BEFORE activating any modules (amplifier_foundation/bundle/_dataclass.py).
# That function looks for a pyproject.toml at the BUNDLE ROOT with a [project]
# or [build-system] table and editable-installs it into amplifier's venv via
#   uv pip install -e <bundle-root> --python <exe> --no-sources
# (amplifier_foundation/modules/activator.py:activate_bundle_package ->
#  _install_dependencies). This is the same mechanism wiki-weaver uses: the
# bundle root declares the shared library package; prepare() installs it
# editable before modules; the module declares dependencies = [] and treats
# team_pulse_lib + amplifier_core as PEER packages already present in the venv.
# With no root pyproject.toml, activate_bundle_package() is a documented no-op —
# which is exactly the bug this file fixes.
#
# WHY WE BUILD team_pulse_lib FROM THE SUBDIR INSTEAD OF DEPENDING ON IT BY NAME
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# team-pulse-lib is UNPUBLISHED. Foundation installs with `--no-sources`, which
# strips [tool.uv.sources] path overrides — so a `team-pulse-lib==0.1.0` name
# dependency would force a PyPI lookup that fails, and a file:// direct
# reference is non-portable across machines/DTUs. Building the team_pulse_lib
# import package directly from the in-repo subdir is the ONLY approach that
# works for BOTH:
#   * local / Digital-Twin editable install NOW (lib unpublished, source in repo)
#   * eventual publish LATER (once team-pulse-lib is on PyPI, the module can
#     depend on it by name and this shim can be retired)
# This package is NOT published itself — the publishable artifact is
# ./team-pulse-lib/ with its own pyproject. This root file is purely the
# runtime install path for the bundle.

[build-system]
requires = ["hatchling"]
build-backend = "hatchling.build"

[project]
name = "amplifier-bundle-team-pulse"
dynamic = ["version"]
description = "Bundle-root install shim: editable-installs team_pulse_lib into amplifier's venv before module activation. Not published to PyPI."
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.11"
license = { text = "MIT" }
authors = [{ name = "Microsoft Corporation" }]
# Runtime dependencies of team_pulse_lib. These MUST stay in lockstep with
# ./team-pulse-lib/pyproject.toml [project].dependencies, which is the canonical
# source. We restate them here (rather than inherit transitively) because
# --no-sources prevents foundation from resolving the sibling lib by name/path,
# so this shim is the thing that pulls team_pulse_lib's deps into the venv.
dependencies = [
    "httpx>=0.27",
    "pyyaml>=6",
    "azure-identity>=1.19",
    # azure.identity.aio.DefaultAzureCredential builds an async pipeline that imports
    # azure-core's AioHttpTransport -> requires aiohttp at RUNTIME. Without it the Azure
    # auth path crashes on a clean `amplifier bundle add` with
    # "ImportError: aiohttp package is not installed". (Lockstep with team-pulse-lib.)
    "aiohttp>=3",
]

[tool.hatch.version]
# Share team_pulse_lib's single source of truth so the shim and lib never drift.
# (See team-pulse-lib/team_pulse_lib/_version.py — it explicitly documents that
# library and shim move in lockstep.)
path = "team-pulse-lib/team_pulse_lib/_version.py"

[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
# Expose the `team_pulse_lib` import package, built from the in-repo subdir.
# hatchling strips the leading `team-pulse-lib/` so the package installs at the
# top level as `team_pulse_lib`.
packages = ["team-pulse-lib/team_pulse_lib"]