chore: create devcontainer setup #1347
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Updated On: 2025-09-17 09:55:06 UTC
This PR adds a devcontainer setup to standardize the development environment for the Langfuse Python SDK. The changes include two new files: a Dockerfile and a post-creation script that automate the development environment setup.
The Dockerfile creates a development container based on Microsoft's Python 3.12 devcontainer image, which aligns with the project's existing CI configuration that uses Python 3.12 for type checking. It installs Poetry (the project's chosen dependency manager as defined in
pyproject.toml) and two Poetry plugins:poetry-dotenv-pluginfor environment variable management andpoetry-bumpversionfor version management. The|| truefallback ensures container builds don't fail if plugin installation encounters issues.The post-creation script automates the typical developer setup workflow by installing all project dependencies with
poetry install --all-extras, setting up pre-commit hooks withpoetry run pre-commit install, and creating a.envfile from.env.templateif it doesn't already exist. This script uses proper error handling withset -eand provides informative output messages to guide developers through the setup process.This devcontainer setup integrates seamlessly with the existing toolchain already configured in the repository, including Poetry for dependency management, pre-commit hooks for code quality, and the various development dependencies like ruff, mypy, and pytest defined in
pyproject.toml. The addition supports the project's commitment to maintaining high code quality standards while reducing friction for new contributors.PR Description Notes:
pullrequestBody: null)Confidence score: 5/5