[async worker] include atproto workspace in image - #461
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Docker image setup now creates the ChangesExample plugin package
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In `@osprey_async_worker/Dockerfile`:
- Line 48: Replace the local-source ADD instructions at the affected Dockerfile
entries with COPY, including the entries for
example_atproto_plugins/pyproject.toml and the corresponding line 69 source,
without changing their paths or behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@osprey_async_worker/Dockerfile` around lines 48 - 52.
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Description
Include the existing
example_atproto_pluginsworkspace member in the async-worker image dependency layer. The root lockfile was already current; the image build failed because its partial workspace omitted this member beforeuv sync --locked.The change mirrors the stable-worker image by staging the member metadata and minimal package before dependency installation, then overlaying the real source afterward.
example_atproto_rulesremains out of scope because it is not a workspace member and does not affect locked dependency resolution.Related Issues/Tasks
Changes Made
example_atproto_plugins/pyproject.tomlbefore locked workspace syncsrc/atproto_pluginpackage shape in the cached dependency layerModels used
Testing
uv lock --checkdocker build --label osprey.oss-e2e.harness=workspace-parity-pr -f osprey_async_worker/Dockerfile -t osprey-async-workspace-parity:standalone .docker build -f osprey_async_worker/Dockerfile -t osprey-async-workspace-parity:bot-review .after replacing localADDinstructions withCOPYChecklist
uv run ruff check .passes (not applicable; Dockerfile-only change)uv tool run fawltydeps --check-unused --pyenv .venvpasses (not applicable; no dependency declaration changed)CHANGELOG.mdwith my changes, if notable (not applicable; build-context correction)