testing - remove etl from ci

[bees-dont-have-knees]

Description

remove etl from ci (will flesh out details)

Type of changes

• ( ) Bugfix
• (x) Chore
• ( ) New Feature

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
datasci-earthquake	Ready	Preview, Comment	Feb 15, 2026 3:01pm

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to remove ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes from the continuous integration (CI) pipeline, categorized as a chore. The specific code change included is a temporary debugging print statement in backend/database/session.py, intended to help verify environment settings during the CI process. The primary goal is to streamline the CI by eliminating ETL-related steps.

Highlights

• CI Configuration Debugging: A debugging print statement has been introduced in backend/database/session.py within the _get_database_url function. This statement logs the current environment setting when the application is running in 'local' or 'ci' mode, likely to assist in verifying environment configurations related to the broader CI changes.

Changelog

• backend/database/session.py
  • Added a print statement to log the settings.environment value when determining the database URL for 'local' or 'ci' environments within the _get_database_url function.

Activity

• The pull request was initiated by bees-dont-have-knees with the stated purpose of removing ETL from the CI pipeline.
• A debugging print statement was added to backend/database/session.py, likely as a temporary measure to aid in testing or verifying environment configurations related to the CI changes.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a single print statement, likely for debugging purposes. My review highlights that this line should be removed as it's not suitable for production code and, more critically, it introduces a mix of tabs and spaces for indentation which can cause runtime errors in Python.

[gemini-code-assist]

This print statement appears to be leftover debugging code and should be removed before merging. It adds unnecessary noise to the application's output.

Critically, this line mixes tabs and spaces for indentation. This is a violation of PEP 8 and can lead to a TabError in Python, which would break the application. The rest of the file consistently uses spaces for indentation, so this line should be removed to maintain consistency and prevent potential runtime errors.

References

1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, strongly advises against mixing tabs and spaces for indentation. The standard convention is to use 4 spaces per indentation level to avoid ambiguity and ensure consistency. ^(link)