[DEMO] Test skip unsupported prerelease packages

[hebaalazzeh]

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request introduces workarounds in the CI script (ci/run_single_test.sh) to handle packages with heavy C/Rust dependencies that fail to install on pre-release Python versions (such as Python 3.15). However, the review feedback points out that these workarounds are currently applied unconditionally. This would cause packages to be skipped or installation failures to be silently ignored even on stable Python versions. The reviewer has provided actionable code suggestions to restrict these checks specifically to Python 3.15 environments.

[gemini-code-assist]

The check for unsupported pre-release packages is executed unconditionally for all Python versions. This will cause import_profile to be skipped for these packages even on stable Python versions (e.g., 3.10, 3.11, 3.12) where they should be fully tested. Wrap this check in a condition that restricts it to pre-release Python versions (e.g., checking if ${PY_VERSION} starts with 3.15).

Suggested change

	UNSUPPORTED_PRE_RELEASE_PACKAGES=(
	"bigframes"
	"pandas-gbq"
	"google-cloud-documentai-toolbox"
	"db-dtypes"
	"bigquery-magics"
	)
	for unsupported in "${UNSUPPORTED_PRE_RELEASE_PACKAGES[@]}"; do
	if [ "${PACKAGE_NAME}" = "${unsupported}" ]; then
	echo "WARNING: Skipping import_profile for ${PACKAGE_NAME}: package has heavy C/Rust dependencies not yet supported on pre-release Python ${PY_VERSION}."
	exit 0
	fi
	done
	if [[ "${PY_VERSION}" == "3.15"* ]]; then
	UNSUPPORTED_PRE_RELEASE_PACKAGES=(
	"bigframes"
	"pandas-gbq"
	"google-cloud-documentai-toolbox"
	"db-dtypes"
	"bigquery-magics"
	)
	for unsupported in "${UNSUPPORTED_PRE_RELEASE_PACKAGES[@]}"; do
	if [ "${PACKAGE_NAME}" = "${unsupported}" ]; then
	echo "WARNING: Skipping import_profile for ${PACKAGE_NAME}: package has heavy C/Rust dependencies not yet supported on pre-release Python ${PY_VERSION}."
	exit 0
	fi
	done
	fi

[gemini-code-assist]

If pip install -e . fails on a stable Python version, the script will silently ignore the failure and return success (retval=0). This fallback should only be applied on pre-release Python versions (e.g., 3.15) where missing binary wheels are expected. On stable Python versions, installation failures should result in a non-zero exit code to correctly fail the CI build.

Suggested change

	if ! pip install -e . ; then
	echo "WARNING: Could not install dependencies for ${PACKAGE_NAME} on Python ${PY_VERSION} (missing pre-built binary wheels for pre-release Python). Skipping import_profile."
	retval=0
	else
	python ${PROFILER_SCRIPT} --package ${PACKAGE_NAME} --iterations 11 --fail-threshold 5000
	if [ -f "${BASELINE_CSV}" ]; then
	python ${PROFILER_SCRIPT} --package ${PACKAGE_NAME} --iterations 11 --fail-threshold 5000 --diff-baseline "${BASELINE_CSV}" --diff-threshold 100
	else
	python ${PROFILER_SCRIPT} --package ${PACKAGE_NAME} --iterations 11 --fail-threshold 5000
	fi
	retval=$?
	fi
	if ! pip install -e . ; then
	if [[ "${PY_VERSION}" == "3.15"* ]]; then
	echo "WARNING: Could not install dependencies for ${PACKAGE_NAME} on Python ${PY_VERSION} (missing pre-built binary wheels for pre-release Python). Skipping import_profile."
	retval=0
	else
	echo "ERROR: Failed to install dependencies for ${PACKAGE_NAME} on Python ${PY_VERSION}."
	retval=1
	fi
	else
	if [ -f "${BASELINE_CSV}" ]; then
	python ${PROFILER_SCRIPT} --package ${PACKAGE_NAME} --iterations 11 --fail-threshold 5000 --diff-baseline "${BASELINE_CSV}" --diff-threshold 100
	else
	python ${PROFILER_SCRIPT} --package ${PACKAGE_NAME} --iterations 11 --fail-threshold 5000
	fi
	retval=$?
	fi