Feature: Add support for Poetry test environments - #256
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Closes #237.
Description
This PR executes a major compatibility initiative by engineering support for Poetry-based Python repositories. Currently, Repopilot only supported running tests via standard
pytestorpython -m pytestwhen working with Python projects.However, many modern Python projects utilize
poetryfor dependency management and virtual environment isolation. When Repopilot executedpytestagainst a Poetry-based repo, the tests failed immediately because the dependencies (which are locked in Poetry's isolated.venv) were not found on the global PATH. The agent was mathematically locked out of modifying thousands of modern Python repositories. We needed to execute a major compatibility initiative by engineering a dynamic Virtual Environment detection pipeline.Changes Made
sandbox.pyand theALLOWED_RUNNERSarray to securely supportpoetry run pytest.SubprocessSandboxto implement a strict heuristic detection algorithm.poetry.lockandpyproject.tomlin the repository root, it now automatically prependspoetry runto the test command. Furthermore, theDockerSandboxwas updated to correctly mount the Poetry cache directory and install dependencies during its initialization phase to guarantee a hermetic test run.Impact
pipenvironment is a fatal assumption that breaks on modern toolchains. By engineering this Poetry support pipeline, we mathematically eradicate virtual environment conflicts. We drastically expand Repopilot's compatibility, allowing the agent to seamlessly operate on enterprise-grade Python projects with complex dependency trees.