Support poetry v2

Contents (#24)

Operations

• Use reusable workflows

Dependencies

• Use poetry=^2
• Add missing setuptools dependency

Refactoring

• Simplify docker image entrypoint

Fix base image and install via poetry

Contents (#23)

Dependencies

• Use octue/check-semantic-version:1.0.0.beta-9 as base image (the last known working image) to get GitHub action working
• Install package via poetry in dockerfile

Operations

• Only run codeql workflow on push to main

Chores

• Ignore .env and .vscode

Install package in docker image from local context

Contents (#22)

Enhancements

• Log current version detected
• Add -v/--version option to CLI

Fixes

• Show any errors leading up to CalledProcessError from git-mkver

Operations

• Switch to using ruff linter
• Install python package in docker image from local context

Update package version in `action.yaml` and readme

Contents (#21)

Operations

• Update package version in action.yaml and readme

Update `git-mkver` and build for `linux/amd64` platform

Contents (#20)

Enhancements

• Log location of generated mkver.conf file

Fixes

• Use git-mkver=1.3.0
• Use python:3.10.14-slim-bookworm with linux/amd64 platform for base docker image

Operations

• Add required VERSION build arg to dockerfile and use to inject current package version in release workflow
• Add devcontainer
• Update pre-commit config
• Update codecov action

Fix release process for stable releases

Contents (#17)

Operations

• Fix release process for stable releases

1.0.0

Stable!

Updates the version of poetry to facilitate use with recent features available in pyproject.toml, and brings the release history to stable (since we've been using beta-9 in production workflows for a long time now!).

Add missing return statement

Contents (#13)

Fixes

• Add missing return statement

Operations

• Use action version available on main in CI

Testing

• Fix CLI tests so exit code checks are carried out

Install `jq` in docker image

Summary

Fix a bug where package.json files couldn't be parsed due to a missing jq installation in the docker image.

Contents (#12)

Fixes

• Install jq in docker image
• Allow full paths to be passed in via CLI

Improve subprocess error handling

Contents

Enhancements

• Raise error if subprocesses fail