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Update irma recipe to version 1.1.4 #51522

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Update irma recipe to version 1.1.4 #51522

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Updated IRMA (1.0.3 -> 1.1.4)

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This pull request includes several changes across different patches related to the IRMA project. The first patch modifies the error handling for checking the writable status of the output directory, shifting from an abort mechanism to logging a warning message. The second patch focuses on script modifications, including simplifying variable assignments for various binaries, updating how the Rscript executable is referenced, introducing new variables for Perl scripts, and adding conditional logic for sourcing a configuration file. Additionally, it refines string checks and command checks for consistency. The third patch updates the meta.yaml file, incrementing the version number from "1.0.3" to "1.1.4" and changing the source URL to a new resource. Indentation corrections are also made for clarity.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
recipes/irma/irma-check-dir-writable.patch (1)

6-8: Approve change with minor correction

The shift from aborting to warning is noted. This change allows for more flexible error handling, which aligns with the version update to 1.1.4. However, there's a small typo in the warning message.

Consider correcting the typo in the warning message:

- timestamp "WARNING: output directory may not writable: $destination_directory"
+ timestamp "WARNING: output directory may not be writable: $destination_directory"
recipes/irma/irma-fix-bin-cmds.patch (3)

21-22: New variables MERGESAMPAIRS and FASTQ_CONVERTER added.

The addition of these variables improves code organization. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and usage of these new variables for better maintainability.


27-35: Good addition of user config file support, but consider adding safeguards.

The ability to load a user config file enhances flexibility. However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add documentation on what can be configured in 'irma_config.sh'.
  2. Implement safeguards to prevent unintended overrides of critical variables.
  3. Consider validating the loaded configurations to ensure they don't break the script's functionality.

Missing Required Binaries in PATH

The following binaries are not available in the system PATH:

  • parallel
  • samtools
  • blat
  • minimap2
  • Rscript

Please install these binaries or ensure they are included in the PATH on all target environments to maintain script portability and functionality.

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Line range hint 3-13: Simplified variable assignments look good, but verify PATH assumptions.

The changes to PARALLEL, SAMTOOLS, BLAT, MM2, RSCRIPT, and BASH variables improve portability and readability. However, ensure that these binaries are available in the system PATH on all target environments.

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Source URL is accessible and updated correctly.

The new source URL returns a successful HTTP status code (200), confirming its accessibility and correctness.

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#!/bin/bash
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# Test: Check if the URL is accessible and download the zip file
curl -I https://wonder.cdc.gov/amd/flu/irma/flu-amd-202402.zip

Length of output: 229


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the accessibility of the new source URL

# Test: Check if the URL returns a successful HTTP status code (200)
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://wonder.cdc.gov/amd/flu/irma/flu-amd-202402.zip

Length of output: 99

recipes/irma/irma-fix-bin-cmds.patch (2)

35-35: Improved string check for LFASTM.

The change from ! -z to -n for checking if LFASTM is non-empty is a good practice. It's more idiomatic and slightly more efficient in shell scripting.


39-46: Simplified command check for pigz looks good.

The changes improve readability and portability. However, ensure that 'pigz' is available in the system PATH on all target environments where it's expected to be used.

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done

@wm75 wm75 changed the title Added irma recipe for version 1.1.4 Update irma recipe to version 1.1.4 Oct 21, 2024
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Thanks @aaronKol !

@wm75 wm75 merged commit c7ad567 into bioconda:master Oct 21, 2024
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