[BLD] Add Makefile for common development tasks

[tazarov]

Summary

• Implements comprehensive Makefile with build, test, and utility targets as requested in [BLD] Add Makefile for common development tasks #77
• Includes targets for testing with different ChromaDB versions (0.4.24, 0.5.0, 0.5.5, 0.5.15)
• Adds code generation and dependency management commands
• Supports unit/integration test separation
• Includes Docker-based testing targets and release preparation commands
• Updates README.md with comprehensive documentation and usage examples

Changes

• Makefile: Complete implementation with 25+ targets organized by category
  • Core build targets: build, test, package, install, clean
  • Testing targets: test-unit, test-integration, test-version, test-all-versions
  • Code generation: generate, generate-clean
  • Development utilities: deps, deps-tree, versions, info
  • Release targets: release-prepare, snapshot, release
  • Docker targets: docker-test, docker-build
  • Shortcuts: b, t, c, i
• README.md: New Development section with command reference table and examples
• Color-coded output and tool checking for better UX
• Cross-platform compatibility (Linux, macOS, Windows with Make)

Testing

✅ All core targets tested and working:

• make help - Displays formatted help with all available targets
• make info - Shows project information and tool versions
• make compile - Successfully compiles with code generation
• make clean - Cleans build artifacts properly
• make deps - Resolves dependencies correctly

Resolves

Closes #77

Co-Authored-By: Claude [email protected]

[graphite-app]

The file is missing a trailing newline at the end. This can cause issues with some Unix tools and version control systems that expect files to end with a newline character. Adding a blank line after the last line would follow standard file format conventions and prevent potential "No newline at end of file" warnings in git.

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[claude]

Code Review

Great implementation of the Makefile! This addresses all requirements from issue 77 and provides excellent developer experience improvements. Here's my feedback:

Strengths

• Comprehensive target coverage with 25+ well-organized commands
• Excellent UX with color-coded output and tool checking
• Smart error handling (e.g., parameter validation for test-version, test-class)
• Helpful shortcuts (b, t, c, i) for frequently used commands
• Cross-platform compatibility considerations

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Missing newline at EOF: The Makefile is missing a final newline character (line 228). While not critical, this is a POSIX convention.

2. Consider adding common Maven profiles:

   • Add a target for running with the skipTests profile for quick builds
   • Consider adding make build-quick or similar

3. Docker targets could check Docker availability:

   • Similar to check-tools, consider checking if Docker is available before running docker targets

4. Release targets safety:

   • The release-prepare target modifies pom.xml directly. Consider adding a confirmation prompt or dry-run option

5. Test output formatting:

   • Consider adding a target for generating test reports in a more readable format using surefire-report plugin

Minor Enhancement Ideas

• Add make watch target using fswatch or inotifywait for continuous testing
• Consider caching Maven dependencies in Docker targets with volume mounts
• Add make validate to run mvn validate for quick POM validation

Testing Coverage

All claimed functionality appears to work correctly based on the implementation.

Overall, this is a well-structured and useful addition to the project that will significantly improve developer workflow. The implementation goes beyond the basic requirements with thoughtful additions like color output and comprehensive help documentation.