ddev 3.3.0 (new formula)

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ddev is a developer toolkit for Datadog Agent integrations. ddev can be used to test integrations, and provides an interface to manage E2E environments and maintain repositories.

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[chenrui333]

some space issue, you can use brew style --fix xx to fix it.

[swang392]

@chenrui333 Hi, do you know why the CI / conclusion (pull request) workflow run is failing? Thanks!

[swang392]

@chenrui333 Hi! I've been trying to investigate why the CI checks are failing but I haven't able to figure it out. Any advice or help would be really appreciated, thank you!

[chenrui333]

let me check in my local.

[chenrui333]

@chenrui333 I'm not sure how those got derived. My process for adding dependencies was to go through each resource and add any of its dependencies to the bottom of the file, and keep going down the list until I didn't have any more new resources to add. Is there any reason why you listed those 4 dependencies? Do you know if they are unnecessary?

oh you dont have to, you can just use:

• setup python3.11 virtualenv
• pip install ddev
• pip freeze to get the full dependency list
• and then you use homebrew-pypi-poet to get the full list for the formula

that is how I am doing it

[swang392]

@chenrui333 Gotcha, I just did that and updated the formula -- now I am seeing the memray issue that you mentioned above.

[chenrui333]

memray issue seems resolved, bloomberg/memray#426 (comment)

Gonna refresh this PR and have another run.

[chenrui333]

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'black' looks like path issue

[chenrui333]

have some issue building hatching-1.18.0 locally

        ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement setuptools>=45.0 (from versions: none)
        ERROR: No matching distribution found for setuptools>=45.0

[swang392]

@chenrui333 could you add the CI-long-timeout tag? I was able to install and test locally.

[swang392]

@chenrui333 Just wanted to bump this!

[chenrui333]

rerunning 🤞

[swang392]

@chenrui333 I fixed the Linux error, but I am getting a ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'black'error on all of the MacOS CI checks even though I have added a dependency statement for the black module. I was looking at some of the other formulas in the repository -- do I need to add something like the lines below?

homebrew-core/Formula/snakefmt.rb

Lines 39 to 40 in 85a8f43

	black = Formula["black"].opt_libexec
	(libexec/site_packages/"homebrew-black.pth").write black/site_packages

[chenrui333]

yeah, we need to have that, can't we reproduce the CI error in the local?

[swang392]

@chenrui333 I added it in! I was not getting any of these errors on my local computer even though I have a mac. Is there a way to match the environment to get the same results?
I tried to do brew install with the new clause for black but I got an error saying undefined local variable or method 'site_packages' but I see other homebrew formulas with it. Would you be able to add the tag back?

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