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fix(contract): make the 1.0 output contract match where each file is written, and declare --pedigree - #319
The 1.0 output contract (assets/output_contract.tsv) promised a few things the code does not do, and its static check could not notice:
The read-count table was listed under aligned/. Both legs write it to qc/. The aligned publishDir of ALIGN_MINIMAP2 drops it with a saveAs, and the check matched any process with a saveAs by basename only, so a wrong folder passed.
About 125 published files were listed with leg nextflow although the step's own script writes the same path. That understated what 1.0 promises to people who run single steps. The Parascopy tables of step 35 were among them.
--pedigree, the switch that turns on the family workflow, was not a declared param. It was missing from nextflow.config, nextflow_schema.json and the contract, so the launch form could not set it and the contract left it out.
The schema's default --tools left out traits, which nextflow.config runs by default. Nothing compared the two.
Fix
check-output-contract.py --static now reads a saveAs closure of the form f -> f.endsWith|startsWith|== '...' ? A : B. The closure is read up to its own closing brace, so an option after it is not part of it. A publishDir whose closure returns null for a file does not count. One that keeps the name is matched on the full path. Only a real rename, or a closure it cannot read, falls back to the basename.
The read-count row is now {sample}/qc/{sample}_read_count.tsv, legs both. The viral depth table, which neither leg keeps, is now internal.
The static check fills in each step script's shell variables (SAMPLE, GENOME_DIR and the script's own assignments) and refuses a non-internal nextflow row whose path the script writes. The check follows up to 24 variables on a line, with at most 64 expansions per line; it stopped at six before, so a path like ${P}_megane.log (P built from OUTDIR, S, GENOME_DIR and SAMPLE) was never followed. 113 rows moved to both from the check's findings. 12 more were fixed by hand, each read in its script: the two Parascopy copy-number rows of step 35 (moved in a loop), and files written through the positional arguments of a bash -c '...' _ "$O" block, which the check does not bind: step 47 human_coverage.tsv; step 45 y_str.vcf.gz, y_str.log; step 51 mocha_sites.tsv; step 44 ancient.tsv, ancient_info.tsv, ancient.txt, ancient_pca.svg; step 43 archaic.txt; step 39 couple_carrier.tsv (moved in a loop). A path counts only when it matches whole, so a script writing x.tsv.gz does not count as writing x.tsv. The check only works in one direction: a path it cannot follow is not flagged, and it never refuses a both row.
pedigree = null is declared in nextflow.config and nextflow_schema.json. Its description says a families file with more than one family needs --family_name, and only that family runs. main.nf reads params.pedigree directly, without the containsKey workaround, and its unknown-parameter check no longer lists pedigree as a special case. The contract has an experimental row for it, the same as family_name and the family steps.
The schema default --tools now includes traits. The static check compares every schema default with nextflow.config's value.
docs/output-contract.md says what the static check now holds.
Outputs: no file name, folder or format changes. Only contract rows change (one path corrected to where the file has always been, legs widened, one row moved to internal). One option is added (--pedigree was already accepted, it is now declared).
Decisions:
param pedigree is experimental, not stable. The docs list the family and couple steps as experimental, and family_name is experimental too.
The read-count row keeps e2e -. Turning on an e2e assertion for it is outside this fix.
Internal rows are not checked for legs. They promise nothing.
How it was checked
python3 tests/test_output_contract.py on this head: 23 checks, 0 failed. New controls: a schema default that differs from nextflow.config, the read count put back under aligned/, legs nextflow on chip/{sample}_chip.tsv, legs nextflow on mei/{sample}_megane.log (a line of seven shell variables), --pedigree declared in both files, a saveAs closure followed by another option, and a script writing roh.txt.gz checked against a roh.txt row.
Red first: the same test run with main's checker fails the three new static controls (3 failed, the old check returns 0 on each mutated input). The new checker run against main's contract and code reports 103 problems: the tools default, BREAKING: the stable file {sample}/aligned/{sample}_read_count.tsv ... is not what ALIGN_MINIMAP2 publishes, the viral depth row, and 100 has legs nextflow, but scripts/<step>-*.sh writes it under the same name too.
The megane.log control fails with the previous checker (six variables per line): [FAIL] static control refused: legs nextflow on a file step 50 writes on a line of seven shell variables -- rc=0, 1 failed. With the new checker on the contract before the hand fixes, it reported 13 more has legs nextflow rows (steps 26b, 34, 37, 40, 47, 49, 50, 51).
The two reader controls are red on the previous checker: the closure one stops with AttributeError: ... no attribute 'closure_body' (the old regex took fn -> ... : fn }, enabled: { true as the closure and called the drop a rename), and the old bash_writes returned scripts/11-roh.sh for the roh.txt row.
…written, and declare --pedigree
The read-count table was contracted under aligned/, where ALIGN_MINIMAP2's
saveAs drops it; both legs write it to qc/. The static check matched every
saveAs process by basename only, so the wrong folder passed. It now reads a
saveAs closure of the form `f -> f.endsWith|startsWith|== '...' ? A : B`:
a publishDir that returns null for a file does not count, one that keeps
the name is matched on the full path, and only a real rename (or a closure
it cannot read) falls back to the basename.
100 published rows said legs nextflow for a file the step script writes
under the same path too. The static check now expands each step script's
shell variables and refuses a nextflow row whose path it finds there; the
rows are both. The viral depth table, which neither leg keeps, is internal.
--pedigree, the switch of the family workflow, is now a declared param
(nextflow.config, nextflow_schema.json, an experimental contract row), and
main.nf reads it directly. The schema's default --tools now includes traits,
as nextflow.config's does, and the static check compares every schema
default with nextflow.config.
Bead: pgp-5bja.20
…th legs
scripts/35-paralogs.sh moves each <sample>_<table>_copy_number.tsv (the SMN
one included) into paralogs/, the same path PARASCOPY publishes. The static
check cannot follow that loop, so these two rows are fixed by hand.
Bead: pgp-5bja.20
The change declares an optional pedigree parameter and updates its handling in main.nf. It also extends the output-contract checker to account for saveAs behavior, compare schema and config defaults, and detect step-script writes that conflict with nextflow contract rows.
Changes: Pedigree parameter
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Declare and read the pedigree parameter nextflow.config, nextflow_schema.json, main.nf
The config and schema declare the optional pedigree file parameter. main.nf reads params.pedigree directly, and the parameter allowlist relies on schema-defined names. The default tools list adds traits.
Output-contract checks
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Evaluate published outputs scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py
The checker distinguishes outputs kept, dropped, or renamed by saveAs. It excludes dropped outputs, matches renamed files by basename, and matches kept files by contracted path.
Check defaults and step-script paths scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py, docs/output-contract.md, tests/test_output_contract.py
The checker compares schema defaults with parseable config defaults and flags nextflow rows when a matching step script writes the contracted path. Documentation and tests cover these checks, saveAs parsing, and exact path matching.
GeiserX/OwnGenome#291: Adds the output contract, static checker, and tests that this change extends.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 90b55
The pedigree declaration and documentation are consistent. The static checker retains narrow parsing inaccuracies that can miss drift or reject valid future changes; these warrant follow-up but do not establish a current workflow blocker.
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… both
The legs check stopped after six variable expansions per line, so a line
like ${P}_megane.log (P built from OUTDIR, S, GENOME_DIR and SAMPLE) was
never followed. It now follows 24, capped at 64 expansions per line, and a
new control proves it on step 50's megane.log. The rows it found, and the
ones written through bash -c positional arguments, which it still cannot
follow, are set to both by hand.
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Review comments at @main.nf:
- Line 320: Guard the `params.pedigree` read in the pedigree assignment so a
standalone `-C` config without `pedigree` does not fail when the family workflow
is not requested; preserve the existing behavior when the parameter is provided.
Review comments at @nextflow_schema.json:
- Line 350: Update the --pedigree description to state that files containing
multiple families require --family_name and that only the selected family runs.
Clarify that the two-or-more-samples, gVCF, and --somalier_sites requirements
apply to the selected family.
Review comments at @scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py:
- Around line 116-138: Update save_as and the corresponding COUPLE_CARRIER
matching logic so an unparsed saveAs closure cannot fall back to basename-only
matching; validate the full published path against the expected contract path
instead. Preserve the existing handling of closures that are successfully
parsed.
- Line 165: Update the saveAs extraction in the output-contract checker so it
captures only the saveAs closure and excludes subsequent options, while
correctly handling any nested braces within the closure. Ensure later options
cannot affect rename detection or allow an unpublished file to pass by basename.
- Around line 266-274: Update bash_writes to distinguish actual writes from path
mentions: use the write paths identified by bash_paths and match the complete
target path, rather than searching the aggregated text for a substring. Ensure a
longer filename or a logged Nextflow-only path cannot count as a write to the
requested path.
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A publishDir option after the saveAs closure was read as part of it, which
turned a dropping closure into a rename. A step script writing x.tsv.gz
counted as writing x.tsv. Both readers now stop at the right place, with a
control each. The --pedigree description says a file of several families
needs --family_name.
Keep main's new cpsr_cdna_check and Locityper switch rows with this
branch's leg corrections. main's unknown-parameter check no longer needs
pedigree as a special case, since the schema now declares it.
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- Around line 217-221: Update schema_defaults to include defaults from top-level
properties and the supported definition maps, so schema/config drift checks
cover parameters outside definition groups; if these layouts cannot be handled
safely, reject them explicitly instead of silently omitting defaults.
- Around line 120-132: Update `closure_body` and the statement-collection logic
to ignore braces inside quoted strings when tracking closure boundaries, so
quoted `{` characters cannot absorb trailing options or cause dropped files to
be classified as renamed. Preserve the existing behavior for unquoted structural
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- Line 259: Update positional-argument handling in the checker so `${1}` is
resolved within its step function’s scope before matching paths, rather than
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summary paths that use a non-sample argument.
- Line 233: Update the assignment-matching loop to capture the complete config
value and distinguish expressions from plain literals. Compare expressions such
as `8 * 2` by their full resolved value using a safe mechanism already available
to the checker, so matching values pass and divergences are detected without
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Ignore quoted braces when parsing saveAs closures.
If a supported condition contains a quoted {, the parser can include trailing options in the closure. It then classifies dropped files as renamed, so the static check can accept a contract row for a file that is not published. Handle quoted braces in both statement collection and closure extraction.
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py around lines 120 - 132:
Update `closure_body` and the statement-collection logic to ignore braces inside
quoted strings when tracking closure boundaries, so quoted `{` characters cannot
absorb trailing options or cause dropped files to be classified as renamed.
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If a parameter is added under top-level properties or the other definition map, its schema/config default drift is not reported. Extend the reader to include those defaults or reject unsupported schema layouts.
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[warning] 218-218: File path is request-/variable-derived; validate and normalize to prevent path traversal.
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Update schema_defaults to include defaults from top-level properties and the
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If max_cpus is written as 8 * 2, the checker compares 8 with the schema default 16 and fails Guard, although the values agree. It can also miss a divergence when the prefix matches. Handle expressions separately from plain literals.
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Update the assignment-matching loop to capture the complete config value and
distinguish expressions from plain literals. Compare expressions such as `8 * 2`
by their full resolved value using a safe mechanism already available to the
checker, so matching values pass and divergences are detected without treating a
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python3 - <<'PY'import glob, revar = re.compile(r"\$\{(\w+)\}|\$(\w+)")assign_re = re.compile(r"""^\s*(?:local\s+|export\s+|readonly\s+)?([A-Za-z_]\w*)=("[^"\n]*"|'[^'\n]*'|[^\s;#()]+)""", re.M)rows = []for line in open("assets/output_contract.tsv"): c = line.rstrip("\n").split("\t") if len(c) >= 7 and c[0] == "file" and c[4] == "nextflow" and c[6] != "internal": rows.append((c[2], c[1]))for path in sorted(glob.glob("scripts/[0-9]*-*.sh")): src = open(path).read() assign = {} for name, val in assign_re.findall(src): assign.setdefault(name, []).append(val.strip("\"'")) fixed = {"SAMPLE": "{sample}", "GENOME_DIR": "G", "1": "{sample}"} def expand(s, used=False, depth=0): m = var.search(s) if not m or depth > 24: return [(s, used)] name = m.group(1) or m.group(2) vals = [fixed[name]] if name in fixed else assign.get(name) or ["\0"] out = [] for val in vals[:4]: out.extend(expand(s[:m.start()] + val + s[m.end():], used or name == "1", depth+1)) if len(out) >= 64: break return out[:64] step = path.split("/")[-1].split("-")[0] for n, line in enumerate(src.splitlines(), 1): if line.lstrip().startswith("#"): continue for expanded, used in expand(line): if used and "G/{sample}/" in expanded: hits = [name for st, name in rows if st == step and re.search(re.escape("G/"+name)+r"(?![\w.-])", expanded)] print(f"{path}:{n}: source={line.strip()!r} expanded={expanded.strip()!r} nextflow_matches={hits}")PY
Repository: GeiserX/OwnGenome
Length of output: 8550
Script executed:
rg -n -F -e 'cpath()' -e 'cpath ()' scripts/lib
rg -n -F -e 'process Y_STR' -e 'y_str.log' modules/local/y_str/main.nf
nl -ba modules/local/y_str/main.nf | sed -n '1,150p'
rg -n -F -e 'def run_in' -e 'run_in()' -e 'cpath()' scripts/lib/common.sh
nl -ba scripts/lib/common.sh | sed -n '1,200p'
python3 - <<'PY'import resrc = open("scripts/45-y-str.sh").read()VAR = re.compile(r"\$\{(\w+)\}|\$(\w+)")ASSIGN = re.compile(r"""^\s*(?:local\s+|export\s+|readonly\s+)?([A-Za-z_]\w*)=("[^"\n]*"|'[^'\n]*'|[^\s;#()]+)""", re.M)assign = {}for v, val in ASSIGN.findall(src): assign.setdefault(v, []).append(val.strip("\"'"))fixed = {"SAMPLE":"{sample}", "GENOME_DIR":"G", "1":"{sample}"}def expand(s, depth=0): m=VAR.search(s) if not m or depth>24: return [s] name=m.group(1) or m.group(2) vals=[fixed[name]] if name in fixed else assign.get(name) or ["\0"] out=[] for val in vals[:4]: out.extend(expand(s[:m.start()]+val+s[m.end():],depth+1)) if len(out)>=64: break return out[:64]needle=re.compile(re.escape("G/{sample}/y_str/{sample}_y_str.log")+r"(?![\w.-])")for i,line in enumerate(src.split("\n"),1): if line.lstrip().startswith("#"): continue expanded=expand(line) for s in expanded: if needle.search(s): print(f"log match line {i}: {s!r}") if i in (63,65,66,67): print(f"expanded line {i}: {s!r}")PY
Repository: GeiserX/OwnGenome
Length of output: 15098
Script executed:
rg -n -F -e '_vep.vcf_summary.html' -e 'publishDir' -e 'process VEP' modules/local/vep/main.nf scripts/13-vep-annotation.sh
nl -ba modules/local/vep/main.nf | sed -n '1,115p'
nl -ba scripts/13-vep-annotation.sh | sed -n '1,105p'
rg -n -F -e 'add_argument("--repo"' -e 'add_argument("--contract"' -e 'check_static(' scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py
nl -ba scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py | sed -n '430,520p'
python3 - <<'PY'import resrc=open('scripts/13-vep-annotation.sh').read()var=re.compile(r'\$\{(\w+)\}|\$(\w+)')ar=re.compile(r"""^\s*(?:local\s+|export\s+|readonly\s+)?([A-Za-z_]\w*)=("[^"\n]*"|'[^'\n]*'|[^\s;#()]+)""",re.M)a={}for k,v in ar.findall(src): a.setdefault(k,[]).append(v.strip("\"'"))fixed={"SAMPLE":"{sample}","GENOME_DIR":"G","1":"{sample}"}def exp(s,d=0): m=var.search(s) if not m or d>24:return [s] k=m.group(1) or m.group(2); out=[] for v in ([fixed[k]] if k in fixed else a.get(k) or ['\0'])[:4]: out.extend(exp(s[:m.start()]+v+s[m.end():],d+1)) if len(out)>=64: break return out[:64]pat=re.compile(re.escape('G/{sample}/vep/{sample}_vep.vcf_summary.html')+r'(?![\w.-])')for n,l in enumerate(src.split('\n'),1): if not l.lstrip().startswith('#'): for x in exp(l): if pat.search(x): print(n,repr(x))PY
Repository: GeiserX/OwnGenome
Length of output: 17325
Resolve positional arguments in their own scope.
If a step function writes ${GENOME_DIR}/${SAMPLE}/vep/${1}_vep.vcf_summary.html with a non-sample argument, the checker matches the Nextflow-only VEP summary path. Guard can then reject a valid contract. Resolve function arguments before matching paths.
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Update positional-argument handling in the checker so `${1}` is resolved within
its step function’s scope before matching paths, rather than always mapping it
to `{sample}` in `fixed`. Preserve correct matching for VEP summary paths that
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Problem
The 1.0 output contract (
assets/output_contract.tsv) promised a few things the code does not do, and its static check could not notice:aligned/. Both legs write it toqc/. The alignedpublishDirof ALIGN_MINIMAP2 drops it with asaveAs, and the check matched any process with asaveAsby basename only, so a wrong folder passed.nextflowalthough the step's own script writes the same path. That understated what 1.0 promises to people who run single steps. The Parascopy tables of step 35 were among them.--pedigree, the switch that turns on the family workflow, was not a declared param. It was missing fromnextflow.config,nextflow_schema.jsonand the contract, so the launch form could not set it and the contract left it out.--toolsleft outtraits, whichnextflow.configruns by default. Nothing compared the two.Fix
check-output-contract.py --staticnow reads asaveAsclosure of the formf -> f.endsWith|startsWith|== '...' ? A : B. The closure is read up to its own closing brace, so an option after it is not part of it. ApublishDirwhose closure returnsnullfor a file does not count. One that keeps the name is matched on the full path. Only a real rename, or a closure it cannot read, falls back to the basename.{sample}/qc/{sample}_read_count.tsv, legsboth. The viral depth table, which neither leg keeps, is nowinternal.SAMPLE,GENOME_DIRand the script's own assignments) and refuses a non-internalnextflowrow whose path the script writes. The check follows up to 24 variables on a line, with at most 64 expansions per line; it stopped at six before, so a path like${P}_megane.log(P built from OUTDIR, S, GENOME_DIR and SAMPLE) was never followed. 113 rows moved tobothfrom the check's findings. 12 more were fixed by hand, each read in its script: the two Parascopy copy-number rows of step 35 (moved in a loop), and files written through the positional arguments of abash -c '...' _ "$O"block, which the check does not bind: step 47human_coverage.tsv; step 45y_str.vcf.gz,y_str.log; step 51mocha_sites.tsv; step 44ancient.tsv,ancient_info.tsv,ancient.txt,ancient_pca.svg; step 43archaic.txt; step 39couple_carrier.tsv(moved in a loop). A path counts only when it matches whole, so a script writingx.tsv.gzdoes not count as writingx.tsv. The check only works in one direction: a path it cannot follow is not flagged, and it never refuses abothrow.pedigree = nullis declared innextflow.configandnextflow_schema.json. Its description says a families file with more than one family needs--family_name, and only that family runs. main.nf readsparams.pedigreedirectly, without thecontainsKeyworkaround, and its unknown-parameter check no longer listspedigreeas a special case. The contract has anexperimentalrow for it, the same asfamily_nameand the family steps.--toolsnow includestraits. The static check compares every schema default withnextflow.config's value.docs/output-contract.mdsays what the static check now holds.Outputs: no file name, folder or format changes. Only contract rows change (one path corrected to where the file has always been, legs widened, one row moved to internal). One option is added (
--pedigreewas already accepted, it is now declared).Decisions:
param pedigreeisexperimental, notstable. The docs list the family and couple steps as experimental, andfamily_nameis experimental too.-. Turning on an e2e assertion for it is outside this fix.How it was checked
python3 tests/test_output_contract.pyon this head: 23 checks, 0 failed. New controls: a schema default that differs fromnextflow.config, the read count put back underaligned/, legsnextflowonchip/{sample}_chip.tsv, legsnextflowonmei/{sample}_megane.log(a line of seven shell variables),--pedigreedeclared in both files, asaveAsclosure followed by another option, and a script writingroh.txt.gzchecked against aroh.txtrow.3 failed, the old check returns 0 on each mutated input). The new checker run against main's contract and code reports 103 problems: thetoolsdefault,BREAKING: the stable file {sample}/aligned/{sample}_read_count.tsv ... is not what ALIGN_MINIMAP2 publishes, the viral depth row, and 100has legs nextflow, but scripts/<step>-*.sh writes it under the same name too.[FAIL] static control refused: legs nextflow on a file step 50 writes on a line of seven shell variables -- rc=0,1 failed. With the new checker on the contract before the hand fixes, it reported 13 morehas legs nextflowrows (steps 26b, 34, 37, 40, 47, 49, 50, 51).AttributeError: ... no attribute 'closure_body'(the old regex tookfn -> ... : fn }, enabled: { trueas the closure and called the drop a rename), and the oldbash_writesreturnedscripts/11-roh.shfor theroh.txtrow.check-output-contract.py --staticreports406 contract rows, 0 problemsandtests/test_output_contract.pyreports0 failed. Every fast check is green on that head. Guard: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42407472312 . Nextflow: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42407472259 . Lint: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42407472354 . Docs: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42407472265 . Container Test: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42407472284406 contract rows, 0 problemsand the tests0 failed.family-joint-1,couple-carrier-1,couple-common-sv-1) pass--pedigreeand exercise the main.nf change.Bead: pgp-5bja.20 (includes pgp-cyrl, the Parascopy legs rows)
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