feat: add CI/CD workflow for CLI with path-based triggers #352
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- Add cli.yml workflow triggered only by cli/ changes - Include linting (Black, isort, Flake8, MyPy) - Add test execution with CLI installation verification - Update ibis.yml to exclude cli/ from eBook builds - Separate CLI and eBook development workflows
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow for the CLI component, ensuring automated linting, type checking, and testing on every push and pull request affecting the
cli/directory. The workflow is designed to enforce code quality and reliability for CLI development.New CI workflow for CLI:
.github/workflows/cli.ymlworkflow that runs on pushes and pull requests tomainaffecting thecli/directory. It includes jobs for linting (using Black, isort, Flake8, and MyPy) and testing (using pytest and pytest-cov), as well as installation checks for the CLI.