Move basic.py to where ci-cd will pick it up from

[pouneh]

Motivation

We want to ensure we do quality checks on ci by running integration tests

In this PR

The ci-cd pipeline currently uses a sparse test. Moving the most up-to-date integ test to where ci reads the tests it uses.
Addresses PT#183925740

Test Plan

You can run this test by navigating to the directory and running poetry run python3 basic.py
Mostly, testing this change is seeing the test run successfully on CI as part of this PR

[cxloe]

maybe this should be a symlink instead. we could have the integ-tests folder in python-library, then symlink it to the CI dir.

i wonder if this approach would work?

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Base: 59.28% // Head: 59.29% // Increases project coverage by +0.00% 🎉

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[brucek]

You can run this test by navigating to the directory and running poetry python3 basic.py

2 Q's for you here:

1. I seem to need to run poetry run python3 basic.py, am I missing something, or is the description here?
2. Is there a sample config file somewhere? I also can't seem to run locally without one (I can add my own mnemonics if needed)

[jgreat]

LGTM. Good catch on the docs, not sure how I forgot to put the poetry install step in the README.

[pouneh]

1. I seem to need to run poetry run python3 basic.py, am I missing something, or is the description here?

   2. Is there a sample config file somewhere? I also can't seem to run locally without one (I can add my own mnemonics if needed)

1. Yea that is what you need to run, I'm going to update the readme
2. I'm adding in the sample config

[pouneh]

mm I'm not sure how to do the symlinking in a good way .. like who creates the symlink/maintains it?

[jgreat]

maybe this should be a symlink instead. we could have the integ-tests folder in python-library, then symlink it to the CI dir.

i wonder if this approach would work?

I think having the integration tests in the test folder makes sense here. Its not a library.

For ease of use and only having to maintain a single set of dependencies, we can have multiple scripts/tests in this fs-integration dir.

Also breaking it up into other directories or renaming it under the test dir is fine.

I kinda think that if we want tests that are integrated with the main repo structure, we should probably write them as rust utilities.

[cxloe]

mm I'm not sure how to do the symlinking in a good way .. like who creates the symlink/maintains it?

a symlink is just a file that points to another file.. there's not anything to maintain?

[pouneh]

Do people have to set up that symlink manually on their machine, if not we're checking it in? Can we even checkin a symlink? If we do, will we hit snags when people clone this across different machines? There's just too many questions I don't know how to answer .. and I think fidling til I find out the answer isn't ... really what I want to do with this PR :(

[cxloe]

Do people have to set up that symlink manually on their machine, if not we're checking it in? Can we even checkin a symlink? If we do, will we hit snags when people clone this across different machines? There's just too many questions I don't know how to answer .. and I think fidling til I find out the answer isn't ... really what I want to do with this PR :(

You can check in a symlink. It should work as long as it's not pointing all the way from a machine specific dir.. so you'd just want to move back a few directories instead of doing something like ln -s /home/user/workspace/some-repo/file .