fix(cli): correct agent-crew deploy layout warning (5.3.2) - #67
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…deploy fine (5.3.2) The pre-deploy check told users a src/ layout or a pyproject.toml project would fail the cloud build. That is no longer true: both build and run end to end. Replace the warning with a short note that flat + requirements.txt is the simplest, best-tested path, and that pyproject projects must declare all runtime deps. Bumps version to 5.3.2 and adds the changelog entry.
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agent-crew deploypre-flight check warned that asrc/layout or apyproject.tomlproject fails the cloud build. That is no longer true — both build and run end to end (atoms-platform #3179 deployed). The stale warning steers users away from a layout that works.Change
server.py+requirements.txtat the root) is the simplest, best-tested path;src/+pyproject.tomlalso deploys; if you use a pyproject with no requirements.txt, declare every runtime dependency in it.Verification
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src/-layout crew (src/server.py+src/assistant.py+pyproject.tomlpy-modules, custom LLM) end to end: build SUCCEEDED, made live, placed calls, the custom LLM answered on the call. No API or runtime-behaviour changes in the SDK — CLI text only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code