* chore: remove setup-uv action configuration file as it is no longer needed
* chore: update setup-uv action to use the official action across all workflows
* chore: disable cache pruning in all workflows to improve build stability
* chore: update Python version to 3.13 and add pre-release description in workflows
* feat: add input for Python version in setup-uv action
* Introduced a new input parameter 'python-version' to allow users to specify the Python version for the setup-uv action, defaulting to 3.12.
* Updated the action to use the new input instead of relying on a version file.
* fix: update Python version setup in GitHub Actions workflow
* Changed the Python version setup in the GitHub Actions workflow to use a matrix input instead of a version file, enhancing flexibility and allowing for dynamic version specification.
* This change applies to both the main job and the test job in the workflow configuration.
* chore: update Python version in GitHub Actions workflow to 3.12
* Changed the Python version setup in the GitHub Actions workflow from using a version file to directly specifying Python 3.12, ensuring consistency and clarity in the environment configuration.
* chore: add environment variables for OpenAI and Astra DB in GitHub Actions workflow
* Introduced new environment variables for OPENAI_API_KEY, ASTRA_DB_API_ENDPOINT, and ASTRA_DB_APPLICATION_TOKEN in the store_pytest_durations.yml workflow file to enhance integration capabilities and secure access to necessary APIs.
* Update TypeScript test workflow to improve Playwright caching and containerization
- Add container image for Playwright to ensure consistent environment
- Modify Playwright version retrieval to use `npm ls` for accuracy
- Enhance caching strategy with restore keys for Playwright binaries
- Refactor Playwright installation steps to handle dependencies based on cache status
* Remove Playwright container image specification from GitHub Actions workflow
* Add GitHub Action to install Playwright with caching support
- Created a new composite GitHub Action `install-playwright` to install Playwright and its dependencies with caching.
- Updated `typescript_test.yml` workflow to use the new `install-playwright` action, simplifying the installation process and ensuring efficient use of cache.
- The action supports specifying a working directory and selecting browsers to install.
* Remove redundant Playwright caching steps from GitHub Actions workflow
* Update Playwright version extraction logic in GitHub Action
- Modify script to read `package.json` directly for Playwright version.
- Support both `dependencies` and `devDependencies` for version retrieval.
- Remove caret and tilde symbols from version string.
* Optimize Node.js setup and caching in GitHub Actions workflow
* Set UV_CACHE_DIR environment variable in GitHub workflows
* Refactor SignUpPage to import InputComponent from the core components directory
* Set default test suites to an empty array in TypeScript test workflow
* Fix conditional logic in TypeScript test workflow for release builds
* Fix syntax error in conditional statement in GitHub Actions workflow
* Update scripts
* update the base dep in uv deps
* update nightly scripts
* Add uv creds for publish
* skip tests for now
* fix version
* only build the wheel
* try again
* add uv to python run
* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes
* use uv cache
* more version fixe
* fixing versions
* fix base version
* Try no frozen?
* skip everything to try docker build
* tag
* frozen
* separate script for updating uv dep
* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes
* hardcoded versions
* hardcoded versions
* add version to editable package
* build project before docker file runs
* try again
* fix uv patht o build
* don't know why this would mkae a difference
* debug statements
* debug statements
* debug statements
* change path to whl 🤷
* manually move the wheel...
* make dir
* try no sources
* add back tests
* refactor uv to action
* add uv action
* Update nightly build workflow to include uv lock files in version update commit
* Update lint-py workflow to use specific ref for setup-uv action
* Add checkout step to style-check-py GitHub Actions workflow
* Remove redundant GitHub ref syntax in lint-py.yml workflow
* Update lint-py.yml to use specific ref for setup-uv action
* Update action.yml: standardize quotes and remove redundant checkout step
* Add checkout step to GitHub Actions workflows for specific ref handling
- Introduced `actions/checkout@v4` step to multiple workflows to ensure code is checked out at a specific ref.
- Updated `.github/workflows/docker-build.yml`, `.github/workflows/release_nightly.yml`, `.github/workflows/lint-py.yml`, and `.github/workflows/style-check-py.yml` to include the new checkout step.
- Ensured credentials are persisted during the checkout process.
* Add checkout step to Python test workflow with specific ref
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* feat: Add support for running flows by endpoint name
This commit modifies the `simplified_run_flow` endpoint in `endpoints.py` to allow running flows using the endpoint name instead of the flow ID. It introduces a new route parameter `flow_id_or_name` which can accept either a UUID or a string representing the endpoint name. The code first attempts to parse the parameter as a UUID, and if that fails, it queries the database to find a flow with the matching endpoint name. This change improves the usability of the API by providing an alternative way to identify flows for execution.
* feat: Add endpoint_name field to FlowType
This commit adds the `endpoint_name` field to the `FlowType` interface in the `index.ts` file. The `endpoint_name` field is an optional string that represents the name of the endpoint associated with the flow. This change allows for more flexibility in identifying flows by endpoint name instead of just the flow ID. It improves the usability of the codebase by providing an alternative way to reference flows.
* 🐛 (endpoints.py): change type of flow_id_or_name parameter from Union[str, UUID] to str to simplify the API and improve readability
* feat: Add migration utility functions for table, column, foreign key, and constraint existence checks
This commit adds utility functions to the `migration.py` module in the `langflow.utils` package. These functions provide convenient ways to check the existence of tables, columns, foreign keys, and constraints in a database using SQLAlchemy. The functions `table_exists`, `column_exists`, `foreign_key_exists`, and `constraint_exists` take the table name, column name, foreign key name, and constraint name respectively, along with the SQLAlchemy engine or connection object. They use the `Inspector` class from `sqlalchemy.engine.reflection` to retrieve the necessary information and return a boolean value indicating whether the specified element exists in the database. These utility functions improve the readability and maintainability of the codebase by encapsulating the common existence checks in a reusable and modular way.
* feat: Add unique constraints for per-user folders and flows
This commit adds unique constraints for per-user folders and flows in the database. It introduces the `unique_folder_name` constraint for the `folder` table, ensuring that each user can have only one folder with a specific name. Similarly, it adds the `unique_flow_endpoint_name` and `unique_flow_name` constraints for the `flow` table, enforcing uniqueness of endpoint names and flow names per user. These constraints improve data integrity and prevent duplicate entries in the database, providing a more robust and reliable system.
* feat: Add poetry installation and caching steps to GitHub Actions workflow
This commit updates the GitHub Actions workflow file `action.yml` to include additional steps for installing poetry and caching its dependencies. The `run` step now installs poetry using the specified version and ensures that the poetry binary is available in the PATH. Additionally, the workflow now includes a step to restore pip and poetry cached dependencies using the `actions/cache` action. These changes improve the workflow by providing a more efficient and reliable way to manage poetry dependencies and caching.
* refactor: Improve error handling in update_flow function
This commit improves the error handling in the `update_flow` function in `flows.py`. It adds a new `elif` condition to check if the exception is an instance of `HTTPException` and re-raises it. This ensures that any `HTTPException` raised during the update process is properly handled and returned as a response. Additionally, it removes the unnecessary `else` block and simplifies the code logic. This refactor enhances the reliability and maintainability of the `update_flow` function.
* Update package versions in pyproject.toml and poetry.lock files
* Update poetry caching action and workflows
* Update poetry caching action and workflows
* Refactor LLMChainComponent build method in LLMChain.py
* Update poetry install command in Makefile
* Refactor Makefile to remove redundant install_backend targets
* Fix codespell issues in project
* Update package versions and dependencies
* Fix import order in chat_io.spec.ts, headerComponent/index.tsx, and chatMessage/index.tsx
* Update ruff command in Makefile and fix poetry cache reuse in Dockerfile
* Refactor ServiceManager class in manager.py to handle default service factories
* Fix typo in DOWNLOAD_WEBHOOK_URL variable assignment
* Refactor cache_service tests in test_cache_manager.py
* Add pytest-profiling
* Update Makefile to run unit tests with parallel execution
* Refactor ServiceManager class in manager.py to handle default service factories
* Refactor node_name condition in Graph class to use "Listen" instead of "GetNotified"
* Refactor file paths in tests/conftest.py for better readability and maintainability
* Sort vertices in each layer by dependency in Graph class
* Refactor variable declaration in SessionService class to use type hinting
* Refactor make tests command in python_test.yml workflow
* Refactor file paths in tests/conftest.py for better readability and maintainability
* Refactor imports in tests/conftest.py to include sqlmodel.Session and related dependencies
* Refactor file paths in tests/conftest.py to include available files in error message
* Refactor file paths in tests/conftest.py to include available files in error message
* Refactor file paths in tests/conftest.py to fix typo in BasicChatwithPromptAndHistory.json
