Automate NetGraph contributor development workflows with Make targets for setup, testing, and linting.
npx skills add https://github.com/networmix/skills --skill netgraph-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: netgraph-dev Source: https://github.com/networmix/skills/tree/main/netgraph-dev Command: npx skills add https://github.com/networmix/skills --skill netgraph-dev
NetGraph contributors often spend excessive time configuring environments, setting up tooling, running tests, and aligning CI and performance checks. This skill provides a documented, repeatable workflow to accelerate onboarding, maintain consistency, and streamline development tasks.
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To set up a NetGraph development environment, run `make dev` to create an isolated virtual environment, install dependencies, and configure pre-commit hooks. This requires Python 3.11+ and standard dev tools like Make.
NetGraph testing and linting are executed using `make check`, which runs full validation including tests, lint, and type checks to catch regressions early. You can also use individual targets like `make lint` and `make format`.
NetGraph CI troubleshooting and performance benchmarking are guided by the skill to help diagnose failures and identify regressions. It provides standardized workflows to streamline these checks for contributors.
Yes, running the NetGraph development workflow requires a Python 3.11+ environment and standard dev tools, specifically Make and venv. These are necessary to execute the provided Make targets like `dev` and `check`.
To regenerate API docs after API changes occur in NetGraph, run the `make docs` command. This ensures your documentation stays aligned with the latest code modifications.
A standardized NetGraph workflow accelerates onboarding and maintains consistency by providing a repeatable process for environment setup, testing, and CI troubleshooting, reducing excessive configuration time.
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