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Update Commec #52177

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Update for Commec, The Common Mechanism, recipe 0.2.0.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the meta.yaml file for the commec package. The version number is updated from "0.1.2" to "0.2.0", and the SHA256 checksum is revised accordingly. The source URL is changed to direct to the new version's tarball on GitHub. In the build section, the maximum pinning for the commec subpackage is adjusted from "x.x" to "x.x.x". The requirements section sees significant changes: the Python version requirement is updated from ">=3.1" to "=3.12", and the pip requirement is simplified to just "pip". Runtime dependencies are modified by removing specific version constraints for several packages, while diamond now specifies a minimum version of "2.1". A new dependency, wget, is added to the list. The test commands and the about section remain unchanged.

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18-18: LGTM! Stricter version pinning is appropriate

The change to max_pin="x.x.x" provides better version control and helps prevent API/ABI breakage, which aligns with Bioconda guidelines.


22-23: Python version constraint is too restrictive

As noted in the previous review, consider using a more flexible Python version constraint unless specific Python 3.12 features are required.


Line range hint 42-45: Consider updating test commands for new version

Since this is a version update (0.1.2 → 0.2.0), please verify if there are any new features or commands that should be included in the test section.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for new commands in the help output

# Download and extract the new version
curl -sL https://github.com/ibbis-screening/common-mechanism/archive/refs/tags/v0.2.0.tar.gz | tar xz

# Search for potential new commands in the source
cd common-mechanism-0.2.0
rg -i "def.*command|@click\.command" 

34-34: Verify diamond version availability

The diamond requirement has been updated to >=2.1. Let's verify this version is available.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if diamond >=2.1 is available in conda-forge/bioconda

echo "=== Available versions for diamond ==="
conda search -c conda-forge -c bioconda diamond

26-29: Verify compatibility with unconstrained dependencies

The version constraints have been removed from biopython, numpy, pandas, and pytaxonkit. Please ensure this doesn't lead to compatibility issues.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential compatibility issues with the dependencies

# Check available versions in conda-forge/bioconda
for pkg in biopython numpy pandas pytaxonkit; do
  echo "=== Available versions for $pkg ==="
  conda search -c conda-forge -c bioconda $pkg
done

40-40: Verify wget dependency necessity

A new wget dependency has been added. Please confirm if this is required for the new version's functionality.


2-3: Verify package version and checksum

The version bump from 0.1.2 to 0.2.0 indicates potential breaking changes. Let's verify the checksum matches the source.


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10-12: Remove commented local path

Consider removing the commented local path as it's not needed in the production recipe.

-  #path: /root/TestingCommec/common-mechanism-0.2.0/common-mechanism-0.2.0
   url: https://github.com/ibbis-screening/common-mechanism/archive/refs/tags/v{{version}}.tar.gz
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2-3: LGTM: Version and checksum updates are consistent

The version bump to 0.2.0 and corresponding SHA256 checksum update are properly configured.


18-18: LGTM: Stricter version pinning improves stability

The change to max_pin="x.x.x" provides tighter version control, which helps prevent API/ABI breakage in downstream dependencies.


34-34: LGTM: Diamond version requirement is appropriate

The increased minimum version requirement for Diamond (>=2.1) is well-specified and maintains compatibility while ensuring access to newer features.


26-29: Verify dependency compatibility with removed version constraints

Several dependencies have had their version constraints removed. This could potentially lead to compatibility issues if older versions are installed. Please verify:

  1. The minimum working versions for critical dependencies
  2. Any known incompatibilities with older versions

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- python=3.12
- pip
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Consider using a more flexible Python version constraint

The strict Python 3.12 requirement might be unnecessarily restrictive. Consider using a range (e.g., python >=3.8) unless there are specific 3.12 features needed.

-    - python=3.12
+    - python >=3.8
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10-10: Remove development artifact

The commented path appears to be a local development path that should be removed to maintain clean recipe code.

-  #path: /root/TestingCommec/common-mechanism-0.2.0/common-mechanism-0.2.0

Line range hint 43-47: Consider expanding test coverage

With the update to version 0.2.0 and significant dependency changes, consider adding more comprehensive tests to verify the functionality with the new dependency versions. The current test commands only verify the CLI help messages.

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23-24: Python version constraint is too restrictive


27-41: Verify dependency version constraints removal

Several dependencies have had their version constraints removed, which could potentially lead to compatibility issues. Please verify:

  1. Why were the version constraints removed from biopython, numpy, pandas, etc.?
  2. Is there a specific reason for keeping version constraints only on blast (>=2.16) and diamond (>=2.1)?
  3. What is the rationale for adding wget as a new dependency?

19-19: Consider if strict version pinning is necessary

The change from x.x to x.x.x implements stricter version pinning. While this can prevent compatibility issues, it might be overly restrictive for a Python package. Consider if this level of strictness is required based on the package's API stability.

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@BiocondaBot BiocondaBot added the please review & merge set to ask for merge label Nov 19, 2024
@mencian mencian merged commit 6c30c61 into bioconda:master Nov 19, 2024
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