pull snt_utils.r from repo to update the openhexa version

[claude-marie]

I added a small addition directly in the pull_scripts_from_repository. Tested in openhexa, it works well.

[EstebanMontandon]

Since this is a library, the version number must be incremented with each change. Otherwise, when running pip install --upgrade (or updating the pipeline), pip will not detect a new release and will keep using the previously installed version instead of pulling the latest code.

To do this , you have to edit the file setup.py like:

setup(
    name="snt_lib",
    version="0.39.0", -------------------> "0.40.0"
    packages=find_packages(),  # Automatically finds snt_lib
    install_requires=[...]
    )

[EstebanMontandon]

The repository is actually downloaded already by the function load_scripts_for_pipeline() , therefore this step is not necessary.

[EstebanMontandon]

after:

# Create the mapping of script paths
    reporting_paths = {
        (repository_source / "reporting" / r): (pipeline_target / "reporting" / r)
        for r in report_scripts
    }
    code_paths = {
        (repository_source / "code" / c): (pipeline_target / "code" / c)
        for c in code_scripts
    }

you could include an additional path to the file you want to download and replace, something like you did:

**snt_utils_path**= {(repo_path / repo_name / "code" / "snt_utils.r"): (pipeline_target / "code" / "snt_utils.r")}

And then just include it in the parameters:

load_scripts_for_pipeline(
            snt_script_paths=reporting_paths | code_paths | snt_utils_path,
            ...
)

if this load_scripts_for_pipeline() works correctly , it should handle it correctly for you.