Feat: Add pip_url support in CLI

[aaronsteers]

Realized when I went to replace the legacy airbyte-lib-validate-source CLI that airbyte-ci calls that the legacy CLI expects a connector directory. Pip URL can play this role.

Once migrated to this new CLI, we can delete the validate.py module in PyAirbyte.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a --pip-url option in the CLI for validate and benchmark commands, allowing users to specify custom installation sources for connectors.
  • Enhanced flexibility of the command-line interface by enabling users to provide pip-compatible sources for connector installation.

[coderabbitai]

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request enhance the command-line interface (CLI) of PyAirbyte by introducing a new optional parameter, pip_url, to several functions in the airbyte/cli.py file. This parameter allows users to specify the source for installing connectors. The validate and benchmark commands have been updated to accept this parameter via a new --pip-url option. Additionally, the internal logic of the relevant functions has been adjusted to utilize the pip_url when resolving source and destination jobs.

Changes

File	Change Summary
airbyte/cli.py	- Updated _resolve_source_job and _resolve_destination_job to include pip_url parameter.
	- Modified validate and benchmark functions to accept pip_url parameter.
	- Added --pip-url option to validate and benchmark commands.

Possibly related PRs

• Feat: Add new PyAirbyte CLI for connector validation and benchmarking; add helper functions get_noop_destination() and get_benchmark_source() #411: The changes in this PR also enhance the PyAirbyte CLI, specifically focusing on the validate and benchmark commands, which are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the addition of the pip_url parameter in these commands.

What do you think about these related changes? Do they seem like they could complement your updates?

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

airbyte/cli.py (1)

309-312: Typo in help string: 'a anything' should be 'anything'

There's a small typo in the help text for the --pip-url option. It currently reads "This can be a anything pip accepts". Would you like to correct it to "This can be anything pip accepts"? Wdyt?

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