Update starfish to 0.3.0 #51354
Update starfish to 0.3.0 #51354
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requirementssection inmeta.yamlincludes dependencies not present inREQUIREMENTS.txt, such aspandas,scipy, andipywidgets. Additionally, some version constraints differ between the two files. Please review and align the dependencies to ensure consistency between the conda package and the project's setup.
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- pandas >=0.23.4
- scipy
- ipywidgets
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1-58: Consider reviewing dependencies for potential updates.As mentioned in the PR comments, it would be beneficial to review the dependencies listed in the
requirementssection. Please check the release notes for starfish 0.3.0 to see if any dependencies need to be updated or if new dependencies should be added.To assist with this, you can use the following command to compare the requirements in the recipe with those in the project's setup.py:
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1-1: Version update looks good.The version has been correctly updated from 0.2.2 to 0.3.0, which aligns with the PR objectives.
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9-9: SHA256 checksum updated.The SHA256 checksum has been updated to match the new version. This change is necessary and expected.
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46-49: Consider adding more comprehensive tests.The current test section only checks for successful import of the starfish package. While this is a good basic test, consider adding more comprehensive tests to ensure the functionality of the updated package.
Would you like assistance in generating additional test cases for the starfish package?
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1-2: LGTM: Package version and source updated correctly.The package version has been updated to 0.3.0, and the source URL and SHA256 checksum have been updated accordingly. These changes are consistent with the PR objective of updating starfish to version 0.3.0.
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51-57: LGTM: Improved package metadata.The about section has been enhanced with the following additions:
- license_file: LICENSE
- dev_url: "https://github.com/spacetx/starfish"
- doc_url: "https://spacetx-starfish.readthedocs.io/en/latest"
The summary has also been reformatted for better readability. These changes provide more comprehensive information about the package and improve its documentation.
1-2: Ignore yamllint false positive.The yamllint tool reported a syntax error for the '%' character at the beginning of the file. This is a false positive as the '%' character is used for Jinja2 templating in Conda recipes and is valid in this context. No action is required to address this warning.
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14-15: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionRefine the run_exports section and build script.
The addition of the
run_exportssection is a good practice for managing package dependencies. However, based on previous suggestions, consider updating it as follows:run_exports: - {{ pin_subpackage("starfish", max_pin="x.x") }}This change ensures that the pinning is more specific and aligns with common Conda packaging practices.
The build script modification with additional flags (
--no-deps --no-build-isolation --no-cache-dir -vvv) looks good and may improve the build process.Also applies to: 17-17
21-21: LGTM: Updated Python version requirement.The Python version requirement has been updated to >=3.9,<3.12, which is more specific and up-to-date. This change is likely related to compatibility with the new starfish version.
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11-11: LGTM! Consider using a matrix strategy for multiple Ubuntu versions.The change from
ubuntu-latesttoubuntu-22.04provides more consistency in the CI environment. This is a good practice for reproducibility.Consider using a matrix strategy to test on multiple Ubuntu versions simultaneously. This can help ensure compatibility across different environments. For example:
strategy: matrix: ubuntu-version: [ubuntu-20.04, ubuntu-22.04] runs-on: ${{ matrix.ubuntu-version }}
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211-311: LGTM! Great addition for ARM64 support. Consider adding explanatory comments.The new
build_and_test-osx-arm64job is a valuable addition to the workflow, extending CI coverage to ARM64 architecture. This ensures compatibility with newer Mac hardware.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the platform check and conditional execution. This will help future maintainers understand the job's structure. For example:
# Check if there are any recipes that need to be built for osx-arm64 - name: Check for Additional Platforms id: additional_platforms run: | # This script determines if there are any recipes that need to be built for this platform result=$(./scripts/check-for-additional-platforms.sh "origin/master...HEAD" "build_and_test" "${GITHUB_JOB}") if [[ ${result} != "build" ]] then echo "No recipes using this platform, skipping rest of job." echo "skip_build=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT fi # The following steps are only executed if there are recipes to build for osx-arm64 - name: Set up bioconda-utils if: steps.additional_platforms.outputs.skip_build != 'true' run: bash install-and-set-up-conda.sh
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56-56: LGTM! Consistent with the lint job change.This change aligns with the modification in the
lintjob, providing consistency across the workflow.Please refer to the previous comment about considering a matrix strategy for testing on multiple Ubuntu versions.
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1-311: Overall, these changes improve the CI workflow.The modifications to the
.github/workflows/PR.ymlfile bring several benefits:
- Consistent use of
ubuntu-22.04across jobs improves predictability.- The addition of the
build_and_test-osx-arm64job extends CI coverage to ARM64 architecture.- The conditional execution in the new job optimizes resource usage.
These changes align with good CI practices and enhance the overall quality of the build and test process.
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11-11: LGTM! Consider using a variable for the Ubuntu version.The change from
ubuntu-latesttoubuntu-24.04provides more consistency in the CI environment. This is a good practice for reproducibility.Consider defining the Ubuntu version as a variable at the top of the workflow file for easier maintenance. For example:
env: UBUNTU_VERSION: ubuntu-24.04 # Then use it like this: jobs: lint: runs-on: ${{ env.UBUNTU_VERSION }}This approach would make it easier to update the Ubuntu version across all jobs in the future.
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211-321: Great addition of OSX-ARM64 support! Consider a minor consistency improvement.The new
build_and_test-osx-arm64job is a valuable addition to the CI workflow, expanding coverage to include ARM64 architecture on macOS. The conditional execution based on the presence of OSX-ARM64 recipes is an excellent optimization.For consistency with the other jobs, consider renaming this job to
build-osx-arm64to match the naming convention ofbuild-linuxandbuild-osx-64. This would make the job names more uniform across the workflow.- build_and_test-osx-arm64: + build-osx-arm64: name: OSX-ARM64 Tests runs-on: macOS-14 # M1Also, ensure that any scripts or configurations referenced in this job (e.g.,
./scripts/check-for-additional-platforms.sh) are updated to support ARM64 architecture if necessary.
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56-56: LGTM! Consistent with the lint job change.This change aligns the
build-linuxjob with thelintjob, ensuring consistency across the workflow.As mentioned in the previous comment for the
lintjob, consider using a variable for the Ubuntu version to simplify future updates across all jobs.
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1-321: Overall, these changes enhance the CI workflow significantly.The updates to this GitHub Actions workflow file bring several improvements:
- Specifying
ubuntu-24.04instead ofubuntu-latestfor the lint and build-linux jobs ensures a more consistent and predictable CI environment.- The addition of the OSX-ARM64 job expands CI coverage to include the ARM64 architecture on macOS, which is increasingly important with the adoption of Apple Silicon.
- The conditional execution of the OSX-ARM64 job based on the presence of relevant recipes is an excellent optimization of CI resources.
These changes will likely result in more reliable and comprehensive CI checks for the project. The suggestions provided in the review comments (using a variable for the Ubuntu version and adjusting the job name for consistency) are minor refinements that could further improve the workflow's maintainability and readability.
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14-14: Approved: Specific Ubuntu version for improved consistency.Changing from "ubuntu-latest" to "ubuntu-22.04" improves reproducibility by ensuring a consistent environment. This is a good practice for CI/CD pipelines.
Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale for choosing this specific Ubuntu version, which can help with future maintenance decisions.
45-45: Approved: Consistent environment and improved variable setup.The changes to use "ubuntu-22.04" and export OSTYPE and CI variables are good improvements:
- Consistent Ubuntu version with the lint stage.
- Explicit OSTYPE helps with OS-specific logic.
- Setting CI=true is a common practice for conditional behavior in CI environments.
For consistency, consider moving the environment variable exports to a separate step or combining them with the existing
echocommand that adds conda to PATH. This would make the pipeline structure more uniform across stages.Also applies to: 67-68
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134-135: Approved: Improved macOS-specific setup and consistency with Linux stage.The changes in the test_osx stage are beneficial:
- Consistent OSTYPE and CI variable exports with the Linux stage.
- Addition of macOS-specific variable setup by sourcing common.sh.
These improvements enhance the pipeline's clarity and potentially its functionality on macOS.
To improve robustness, consider adding error handling for the
source common.shcommand. For example:- bash: | set -e if [ ! -f common.sh ]; then echo "Error: common.sh not found" exit 1 fi source common.sh displayName: Source macOS-specific variablesThis ensures that the pipeline fails explicitly if
common.shis missing, rather than potentially continuing with missing variables.Also applies to: 138-138
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1-158: Overall: Positive improvements to pipeline consistency and functionality.The changes to the Azure pipeline configuration file are generally beneficial:
- Consistent use of Ubuntu 22.04 across stages improves reproducibility.
- Addition of OSTYPE and CI environment variables enhances clarity and potential for conditional logic.
- macOS-specific improvements with the addition of MACOSX variables.
These updates align with good CI/CD practices and should lead to a more robust and maintainable pipeline.
Consider the following suggestions for future improvements:
- Standardize the structure of environment variable setup across all stages.
- Add comments explaining the rationale behind specific choices (e.g., Ubuntu version).
- Implement error handling for critical operations, especially when sourcing external scripts.
- Regularly review and update the Ubuntu version to ensure you're using the latest LTS release while maintaining stability.
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11-11: LGTM! Consider using a variable for the Ubuntu version.The change from
ubuntu-latesttoubuntu-22.04provides more consistency in the CI environment. This is a good practice for reproducibility.To make future updates easier, consider using a GitHub Actions variable for the Ubuntu version. This would allow you to update the version in one place for all jobs. For example:
env: UBUNTU_VERSION: ubuntu-22.04 jobs: lint: runs-on: ${{ env.UBUNTU_VERSION }}
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211-321: Excellent addition of OSX-ARM64 support!The new
build_and_test-osx-arm64job is a valuable addition to the workflow, providing support for M1 Macs. The conditional execution based on the presence of OSX-ARM64 recipes is a smart optimization of CI resources.For improved clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the
check-for-additional-platforms.shscript and its expected output. For example:- name: Check for Additional Platforms id: additional_platforms run: | # This script checks if there are any recipes that require building for OSX-ARM64. # It returns "build" if OSX-ARM64 builds are needed, otherwise it returns "skip". result=$(./scripts/check-for-additional-platforms.sh "origin/master...HEAD" "build_and_test" "${GITHUB_JOB}") if [[ ${result} != "build" ]] then echo "No recipes using this platform, skipping rest of job." echo "skip_build=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT fiThis comment would help future maintainers understand the purpose and behavior of this step more quickly.
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56-56: LGTM! Consistent with the lint job change.This change aligns with the update made in the lint job, ensuring consistency across the workflow.
Please refer to the previous comment about using a GitHub Actions variable for the Ubuntu version to simplify future updates.
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11-11: LGTM: Pinned Ubuntu version for improved stability.Changing from
ubuntu-latesttoubuntu-24.04can improve the reproducibility and stability of the CI pipeline. This is a good practice to ensure consistent behavior across builds.Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for pinning to this specific version, which will help future maintainers understand the decision.
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211-311: Excellent addition: OSX-ARM64 testing job.The new
build_and_test-osx-arm64job is a valuable addition to the CI pipeline:
- It enables testing on ARM64 architecture, crucial for compatibility with newer Mac systems.
- The conditional execution based on the platform check optimizes CI resources by skipping unnecessary builds.
- The job structure aligns well with the existing OSX-64 job, maintaining consistency while addressing ARM64-specific requirements.
This enhancement will significantly improve the robustness of the CI process for ARM64 platforms.
Consider adding similar jobs for other architectures in the future if needed, following this well-structured pattern.
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1-311: Overall: Excellent improvements to the CI workflow.The changes made to this GitHub Actions workflow file significantly enhance the CI pipeline:
- Pinning Ubuntu versions for both
lintandbuild-linuxjobs improves reproducibility and stability.- The addition of the
build_and_test-osx-arm64job extends testing coverage to ARM64 architecture, crucial for newer Mac systems.- The conditional execution in the new job optimizes CI resources.
These updates collectively contribute to a more robust, efficient, and comprehensive CI process, particularly beneficial for projects targeting multiple architectures.
As the project evolves, consider regularly reviewing and updating the pinned Ubuntu versions and potentially adding jobs for other architectures or platforms as needed.
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56-56: LGTM: Consistent Ubuntu version pinning.This change aligns with the update made to the
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11-11: LGTM: Pinned Ubuntu version for improved stability.Pinning the Ubuntu version to 22.04 can improve reproducibility and stability of the CI pipeline. However, ensure to periodically review and update this version to maintain security and feature updates.
Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for pinning to this specific version, and set up a reminder to review this choice periodically (e.g., every 6 months).
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1-314: Summary: Improved CI stability and expanded architecture support.The changes in this PR enhance the CI pipeline in several ways:
- Pinning Ubuntu versions to 22.04 for improved stability and reproducibility.
- Adding support for OSX-ARM64 (M1) architecture, expanding test coverage.
- Implementing conditional logic to optimize CI resource usage.
These updates collectively contribute to a more robust and efficient CI process, benefiting both developers and end-users of the bioconda packages.
Consider documenting these CI improvements in the project's developer guidelines or contribution documentation to ensure all contributors are aware of the expanded test matrix and can leverage it effectively.
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2-2: LGTM: Version updated correctly.The package version has been correctly updated to 0.3.0, which aligns with the PR objective.
14-17: LGTM: Build section updated with best practices.The addition of the
run_exportssection and the modification of the build script are good improvements:
- The
run_exportssection helps manage package dependencies.- The build script modifications (
--no-deps --no-build-isolation --no-cache-dir) can improve build reproducibility.Please note the existing suggestion to refine the
run_exportssection:number: 0 run_exports: - {{ pin_subpackage("starfish", max_pin="x.x") }}This change would make the pinning more specific and align with common Conda packaging practices.
54-57: LGTM: About section enhanced with valuable information.The about section has been improved with the following changes:
- Added
license_fileentry, which is important for license compliance.- Added
dev_urlpointing to the GitHub repository, useful for developers.- Added
doc_urllinking to the project documentation, helpful for users.- Reformatted summary for better readability.
These additions enhance the package metadata and provide valuable resources for users and developers.
1-2: Note on static analysis warning: False positive.The static analysis tool (yamllint) reported a syntax error for the '%' character at the beginning of the file. This is a false positive as the '%' is part of the Jinja2 templating syntax, which is standard practice in Conda recipe files.
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26-44: LGTM: Dependencies updated, verify compatibility.The dependencies have been updated to align with the requirements of starfish 0.3.0. Notable changes include:
- Added: docutils <0.21
- Removed: dataclasses (likely due to inclusion in Python 3.7+)
- Updated version constraints for jsonschema, matplotlib-base, numpy, and scikit-image
These updates look good, but it's important to ensure all dependencies are compatible with each other and with the new starfish version.
To verify dependency compatibility, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify dependency compatibility # Test: Check for any potential conflicts in dependency versions rg --type yaml -e 'requirements:' -A 30 | grep -E '^\s+- [a-zA-Z0-9_-]+.*[<>=]'This script will list all dependencies with version constraints, allowing you to review them for potential conflicts.
9-10: LGTM: Source URL and checksum updated.The source URL has been correctly updated to point to the new version 0.3.0 on PyPI. The SHA256 checksum has also been updated.
Please ensure that the new SHA256 checksum is correct for the 0.3.0 source package. You can verify this by downloading the package and computing the checksum locally:
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56-56: LGTM: Consistent Ubuntu version across jobs.This change maintains consistency with the
lintjob, using Ubuntu 22.04. This ensures that both jobs run in the same environment, which is good for reproducibility.
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214-314: Great addition: OSX-ARM64 support with optimized CI logic.The new
build_and_test-osx-arm64job adds valuable support for ARM64 architecture, benefiting users with M1 Macs. The conditional logic to skip steps when no relevant recipes are found is an excellent optimization for CI resources.Consider adding a comment in the workflow explaining the purpose and importance of this new job for better documentation.
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134-140: Improved macOS environment setupThe changes in the "test_osx" stage enhance the pipeline's consistency for macOS builds:
Environment variable exports:
export OSTYPE="darwin"explicitly sets the operating system type for macOS.export CI="true"indicates that the script is running in a CI environment.
These exports ensure consistent behavior across different environments.Sourcing
common.sh:
- This step sets up additional macOS-specific variables needed for the build process.
- It's a good practice to separate platform-specific configurations.
These changes improve the reliability and consistency of the CI/CD process for macOS builds.
For consistency with the Linux stage, consider moving the
exportstatements before thebioconda-utils buildcommand:conda activate bioconda export OSTYPE="darwin" export CI="true" # Get MACOSX vars source common.sh bioconda-utils build recipes config.yml \ --git-range origin/"$SYSTEM_PULLREQUEST_TARGETBRANCH" HEADThis change would make the structure of both stages more similar and easier to maintain.
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44-45: Improved job control and environment consistencyThe changes in the "test_linux" stage enhance the pipeline's robustness:
Timeout configurations:
timeoutInMinutes: 90limits the job runtime to 90 minutes.cancelTimeoutInMinutes: 40allows 40 minutes for cleanup tasks if the job is cancelled.
These settings help manage resources and prevent long-running jobs from blocking the pipeline.Environment variable exports:
export OSTYPE="linux-gnu"explicitly sets the operating system type.export CI="true"indicates that the script is running in a CI environment.
These exports ensure consistent behavior across different environments.These changes improve the reliability and consistency of the CI/CD process.
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44-45: Improved job control and environment consistency.The changes to the
test_linuxjob are beneficial:
- Adding
cancelTimeoutInMinutesprovides better control over job cancellation.- Explicitly setting
OSTYPEandCIenvironment variables ensures consistency across different build environments.These changes improve the reliability and predictability of the pipeline.
Consider uncommenting and adjusting the
timeoutInMinutesvalue if you want to set a specific timeout for the entire job. This can help prevent long-running jobs from consuming excessive resources.Also applies to: 69-70
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9-37: Excellent addition of a linting stage.The new "lint" stage is a valuable addition to the pipeline:
- It helps maintain code quality by running linting checks before the test stages.
- The use of
git-rangeensures that only the changes in the pull request are linted, which is efficient.This addition will help catch potential issues early in the development process.
Consider adding a caching step for the conda environment to speed up subsequent runs:
- task: Cache@2 inputs: key: 'conda | "$(Agent.OS)" | $(Build.SourcesDirectory)/environment.yml' restoreKeys: | conda | "$(Agent.OS)" path: /home/vsts/.conda/envs displayName: Cache conda envPlace this step after the "Install bioconda-utils" step and before the "Configure conda" step. This can significantly reduce the time needed for setting up the environment in future runs.
Issue Found: MACOSX Variables Not Set
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MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGETandCONDA_BUILD_SYSROOTare not set after sourcingcommon.sh. This may lead to inconsistencies in macOS builds.
- Verify
common.sh: Ensure thatcommon.shcorrectly defines and exports the required MACOSX variables.- Sourcing Process: Confirm that
common.shis being sourced without errors in the pipeline.- Additional Checks: Consider adding scripts to verify the contents of
common.shand the success of the sourcing process.🔗 Analysis chain
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127-133: Enhanced macOS build configuration.The changes to the
test_osxjob improve the build process:
- Explicitly setting
OSTYPEandCIenvironment variables ensures consistency.- Sourcing
common.shto obtain MACOSX variables likely provides necessary configuration for macOS builds.These changes should lead to more reliable and consistent macOS builds.
To ensure the MACOSX variables are correctly set, consider adding a verification step:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify MACOSX variables are set after sourcing common.sh # Test: Check if MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET is set echo "MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET: $MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET" # Test: Check if CONDA_BUILD_SYSROOT is set echo "CONDA_BUILD_SYSROOT: $CONDA_BUILD_SYSROOT" # Add more checks for other MACOSX variables as neededLength of output: 115
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1-156: Overall pipeline improvements enhance build process reliability.The changes to the Azure pipeline configuration file significantly improve the build process:
- The new lint stage adds an important quality check early in the pipeline.
- Explicit environment variable settings in both Linux and macOS jobs ensure consistency across different build environments.
- Improved timeout controls in the Linux job provide better resource management.
- Sourcing of macOS-specific variables in the OSX job likely improves build consistency on that platform.
These changes collectively contribute to a more robust, reliable, and maintainable pipeline. Great work on these improvements!
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1-158: Overall assessment of changesThe changes in this file primarily focus on environment setup and build process configuration for both Linux and macOS builds. The main modifications include:
- Commenting out timeout settings in the Linux build.
- Adding environment variables (
OSTYPEandCI) for both Linux and macOS builds.- Sourcing
common.shin the macOS build to get MACOSX variables.These changes appear to be intentional and aimed at improving the build process. However, it's important to ensure that these modifications have been thoroughly tested and don't introduce any unintended side effects.
The changes look reasonable, but please address the verification requests in the previous comments to ensure everything works as expected.
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134-139: Verify environment variable changes and addition of common.sh
Environment variables:
- New environment variables
OSTYPE="darwin"andCI="true"are exported.Sourcing common.sh:
- A new line
source common.shis added to get MACOSX variables.These changes might impact the build process for macOS. Could you please provide more context on why these changes were made and if they've been tested?
To check the impact of these changes, you can run:
| ##timeoutInMinutes: 90 # how long to run the job before automatically cancelling | ||
| ##cancelTimeoutInMinutes: 40 # how much time to give 'run always even if cancelled tasks' before stopping them |
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Issues found in azure-pipeline.yml
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Timeout Settings:
- The
timeoutInMinutesis set to360in bothtest_linuxandtest_osxstages, overriding the previously commented-out values of90and40. Please confirm if this increase is intentional to allow longer job durations.
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Missing
common.sh:- In the
test_osxstage, the script attempts to sourcecommon.sh, which does not exist in the repository. This absence is causing build failures. Please ensure thatcommon.shis added to the repository or update the pipeline to remove or replace this reference.
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Verify timeout settings and environment variable changes
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Timeout settings:
- The
timeoutInMinutesandcancelTimeoutInMinutessettings are commented out. Please confirm if this is intentional, as it might affect the job's behavior.
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Environment variables:
- New environment variables
OSTYPE="linux-gnu"andCI="true"are exported.
- New environment variables
These changes might impact the build process. Could you please provide more context on why these changes were made and if they've been tested?
To check the impact of these changes, you can run:
Also applies to: 71-72
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#!/bin/bash
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rg --type yaml 'timeoutInMinutes|cancelTimeoutInMinutes|OSTYPE|CI'
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the usage and impact of timeout settings and environment variables in azure-pipeline.yml
# Check for timeout settings in azure-pipeline.yml
rg 'timeoutInMinutes|cancelTimeoutInMinutes' azure-pipeline.yml -C 3
# Check where OSTYPE and CI environment variables are set and used in azure-pipeline.yml
rg 'OSTYPE|CI' azure-pipeline.yml -C 3
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134-139: Fix missing common.sh dependency in OSX build.The build is attempting to source
common.shfor MACOSX variables, but this file is not being properly downloaded. While the script downloads other common files, it's missingcommon.shin the wget command.Update the wget command in the "Fetch setup scripts" step to include
common.sh:- wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bioconda/bioconda-common/master/{common,install-and-set-up-conda,configure-conda}.sh + wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bioconda/bioconda-common/master/{common,install-and-set-up-conda,configure-conda,common}.sh
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