feat: Add support for installing OS level agent dependencies via requirements.sh #1524
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…sh in Dockerfile generation for Cloud Run deployments
This commit introduces a new test case for the `to_cloud_run` function in `cli_deploy.py`. The new test, `test_to_cloud_run_with_requirements_sh`, specifically verifies that if a `requirements.sh` file is present in my source directory, the generated Dockerfile includes a command to execute this script. The `agent_dir` fixture has been updated to support the creation of a dummy `requirements.sh` file for testing purposes.
feat: Add test for requirements.sh in cli_deploy
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Hi! I implemented OS-level dependencies for Cloud Run deployments; dependencies that cannot be satisfied by using
pip install -r requirements.txt(for example, installing Node or installing a TypeScript MCP server, etc.).I implemented similarly to the Python dependencies: if
requirements.shexists, the Dockerfile will run it.See also #1473