Reintroduce infrastructure launch Mise command#603
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WalkthroughThe deployment process was refactored by introducing a new "infrastructure:up" task in Changes
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participant GitHub Actions
participant Mise
participant Infrastructure Directory
GitHub Actions->>Mise: Run "infrastructure:up" task
Mise->>Infrastructure Directory: cd infrastructure
Mise->>Infrastructure Directory: uv run pulumi up --yes
Mise->>Infrastructure Directory: nu ping.nu
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Pull Request Overview
This PR reintroduces a standardized Mise task for launching cloud infrastructure and updates the CI workflow to use it.
- Removed the pinned Python version file
- Added an
infrastructure:uptask in.mise.toml - Updated the GitHub Actions deploy workflow to invoke the new Mise task
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| infrastructure/.python-version | Removed pinned Python version setting |
| .mise.toml | Added infrastructure:up task for launching infrastructure |
| .github/workflows/deploy.yaml | Replaced inline pulumi commands with mise tasks run |
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.mise.toml:88
- [nitpick] Using a colon in the task name can be confusing for users; consider renaming to a more conventional pattern like
infrastructure-uporinfra:up.
[tasks."infrastructure:up"]
.github/workflows/deploy.yaml:39
- The workflow step assumes the
miseCLI is already installed in the runner; add a setup step to install or verifymisebefore invoking the task.
command: mise tasks run infrastructure:up
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.mise.toml (1)
88-95: Suggest Enhanced Logging and Environment ValidationConsider enabling command tracing (
set -x) for better visibility and adding a prerequisite check for critical environment variables (e.g.,PULUMI_STACK) before deployment:[tasks."infrastructure:up"] run = """ -set -e +set -ex +if [ -z "$PULUMI_STACK" ]; then + echo "ERROR: PULUMI_STACK not set" + exit 1 +fi cd infrastructure uv run pulumi up --yes nu ping.nu """
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.mise.toml (1)
88-95: Infrastructure Task Implementation Looks GoodThe new
infrastructure:uptask correctly centralizes the Pulumi deployment steps under a single command..github/workflows/deploy.yaml (2)
39-39: GitHub Action Invocation UpdatedThe workflow now cleanly delegates the deployment to the new
infrastructure:uptask viamise tasks run.
39-39: VerifymiseCLI AvailabilityEnsure the runner has the
miseCLI available (e.g., via Flox or another installer) before this step, or add an explicit installation/verification step to avoid failures.

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Trying this out to fix the
uvdependency error but I'm like 90% sure this won't actually work.Summary by CodeRabbit