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First class dagger shell #1947
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Everything works fine locally to me 🚀
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In order to natively support Dagger's shell Runme needs to take the entire notebook as opposed to an atomic cell into account. This PR introduces the APIs necessary to transform a notebook into a Dagger Shell script using some basic AST transformation. Integration with extension in stateful/vscode-runme#1947. PS: The protos are not published yet and need local-gen to work. The new service will turn a deserialized version of the following markdown into a runnable Dagger shell script. ## Simple example notebook Unamed cell: ```sh {"closeTerminalOnSuccess":"false","interactive":"true","openTerminalOnError":"true","terminalRows":"23"} git github.com/stateful/runme | head | tree | file examples/README.md ``` And the same as a named cell: ```sh {"name":"README"} # Named in README in cell attributes git github.com/stateful/runme | head | tree | file examples/README.md ``` ## Resulting Dagger Shell Script Running the unamed cell: ```sh DAGGER_01JKE40B6A0F5NBESE49X122RD() { git github.com/stateful/runme \ | head \ | tree \ | file examples/README.md } DAGGER_01JKE40B6A0F5NBESE49X122RD ``` Running the named cell: ```sh DAGGER_01JKE4K781F87XRK9SQZ9T1GQD() { git github.com/stateful/runme \ | head \ | tree \ | file examples/README.md } README() { git github.com/stateful/runme | head | tree | file examples/README.md } README ```
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This PR integrates with the new Kernel APIs to transform a notebook into a working Dagger Shell script on-demand.
Currently this will only happen if the notebook's shell is set to
dagger shell
as part of the frontmatter. In a separate PR we might also default based on file extensions (e.g..dag
).This PR requires stateful/runme#736 with local-gen protos to work. An example notebook is committed here: 7ed343c.
PS: Tests might fail. Will work on fixing them.