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feat(traits): print the LPA KIV-2 null allele beside the copy count and the SMN1 silent-carrier marker beside psCN - #327
Two well-sourced markers had no reader. The LPA KIV-2 4925G>A splice variant lowers the Lp(a) made from the chromosome that carries it, and the SMN1 g.27134T>G marker changes the chance that a two-copy SMN1 result is a silent 2+0 carrier. Both sit in sequence the genome holds more than once (seven GRCh38 copies of the 4925G>A site, an SMN1 and an SMN2 copy of g.27134), so a gVCF genotype at one position cannot read them, and the rule catalog of step 42 left them out.
The fix
bin/traits_report.py gets MARKERS: for each marker the dbSNP b157 record of one copy, every GRCh38 copy of the site, and the 21 bases around them (the same at every copy). The reads at all copies are added up from samtools mpileup and read as a fraction of copies: present, not seen, uncertain, too little depth or not assessed.
Step 46 and the LPA processes pile up the seven 4925G>A copies and write lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2_4925.tsv beside the count, with copies = fraction x (N + 2). Step 46 prints its message beside the count. The message says what a short-read fraction cannot say: which chromosome or repeat carries it. The reading is not assessed when step 46's table shows the aligner left out the reads of MAPQ 0, and a failed pileup never stops the count.
Step 35 and the PARASCOPY module write paralogs/<id>_smn1_marker.tsv, the marker beside the SMN1 psCN at exon 7 and the agCN. Every message ends with "This marker does not prove 2+0, and its absence does not rule 2+0 out."
Docs 42, 46 and 35 describe both readers.
Output changes
Only new files; no existing file changes. lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2.tsv stays byte for byte as it was (the e2e case cn-engine-1-parity checks that).
All three have contract rows, experimental like the rest of steps 35 and 46.
Decisions
The markers are not rule lines in assets/genotype_rules.tsv: the rule engine reads one gVCF genotype per site, and these need reads from every copy. They follow the APOL1 G2 pattern instead: a pinned dbSNP record checked offline by a unit test (a swapped, minus-strand or misplaced record goes red) and online against dbSNP's VCF by the e2e cases. scripts/ci/check-rule-alleles.sh stays as it is, since no rule line was added.
The generic marker reader lives in bin/traits_report.py, the home of the rule catalog, because this package may not add a new bin/ file. bin/lpa_kiv2.py and step 35 call it.
The 4925G>A reading has its own file instead of rows in lpa_kiv2.tsv, so the existing table keeps its bytes under 1.0.0.
The reports do not read the two marker tables yet: the report readers are outside this package. The steps' logs print the marker lines.
Unit tests: tests/test_traits_report.py (dbSNP agreement with controls, every SMN1 status, psCN quality, an unreadable SMN table, the 2+0 sentence in all 20 messages with a control that removing it fails) and tests/test_lpa_kiv2.py (every 4925G>A status, copies, the MAPQ 0 case both ways, the LPA table untouched).
e2e scope: the genotype-rules-2-lpa-null row lists modules/local/lpa/*, since the case checks that module's command lines against step 46. scripts/ci/e2e-scope.sh select on a change to modules/local/lpa/main.nf alone picks the case with the row and leaves it out without it (checked both ways locally); e2e-scope.sh check passes.
E2E: genotype-rules-2-lpa-null and genotype-rules-2-smn1-marker compare the pinned records with dbSNP online (with a swap control), run the steps on HG002 reads that are unmodified, planted and set to the reference base, and compare the Nextflow module lines with the bash step byte for byte.
CI on the head: see the checks below and the fork e2e run in the last comment.
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New Features
LPA results now include a separate KIV-2 4925G>A marker assessment alongside the repeat-count estimate, with read evidence and a status such as present, not seen, uncertain, or not assessed.
SMN1 results now include a g.27134T>G marker assessment alongside copy-number results, with interpretation qualified by available copy-number evidence.
Trait summaries now clarify CFTR R117H and poly-T relationships, and distinguish named UGT1A1 repeat alleles from unnamed repeat lengths.
Inputs can now include CRAM/CRAI files alongside BAM/BAM index, and gVCF/gVCF index alongside VCF.
Bug Fixes
Missing alleles in phased genotypes no longer produce a phase call; unreadable or failed result tables are excluded from summaries.
Documentation
Updated workflow and output guides describe marker results, statuses, and interpretation limitations.
y_tree_place.py writes the header alone when no branch is derived; the
report marked the whole Y tree section unreadable. Require the Branch
column in the header, not a row.
Bead: pgp-5bja.25
phase_haps gave {1} for '.|1', so a deletion '.|1' and a hit '0|1' in one
phase set were called in cis and dropped as no second hit. A phased GT
with a missing allele now gives no phase.
Every e2e case that runs bin/cnvpytor_to_vcf.py now lists
bin/family_report.py, which it imports.
Bead: pgp-5bja.24
The plugin pin sat in run-all.sh, the one image or plugin version kept
outside versions.env, and no Renovate rule saw it. It is now
NF_WEBLOG_PLUGIN in versions.env; a custom manager bumps it there and in
the example config of docs/live-site.md in one PR; the e2e case reads it
from versions.env.
Bead: pgp-5bja.23
- The setup hint is now the command that runs:
STR_EXTRA_LOCI=yes ./scripts/setup.sh --strchive-data <genome_dir>.
- No 5T copy no longer says the tract changes nothing: the poly-T still
sets how R117H reads, so the line reads R117H and names its copy.
- A TA length with no named allele gets no function claim and no
PharmCAT comparison.
- The readings use the traits and CPIC section states: a stale table is
read and said to be so, a failed or unreadable one is not read.
Bead: pgp-5bja.28
…eally cover
- 24-html-report: a section's locus name (repeat, Locityper, copy-number
locus) is indexed too, not only gene symbols; the Nextflow report lacks
only slivar's compound-het counts.
- testing: nf-wiring-2-sv-str-tools runs the Nextflow duphold, CNVpytor
and ExpansionHunter modules with their real images.
- 53-locityper: the image test repeats the Locityper commands of the
database build and the step; it does not run setup.sh or step 53.
Bead: pgp-5bja.27
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…s.md
The page is written by hand from nextflow_schema.json, so a new parameter
could ship without a row. The test also fails on a row for a parameter the
schema lacks (main.nf's --pedigree is allowed by name), and runs a dropped
row and a planted row as controls.
Bead: pgp-5bja.30
…copy of the site
The LPA KIV-2 4925G>A and SMN1 g.27134T>G sites sit in sequence the genome
holds more than once, so a gVCF genotype cannot read them. MARKERS pins each
one's dbSNP b157 record and the GRCh38 context of every copy; the reads at all
copies are added up and read as a fraction of copies. The SMN1 reading sits
beside step 35's psCN and always says it does not prove 2+0.
Bead: pgp-pfw6.21
Step 46 and the LPA processes pile up the reads at the seven GRCh38 copies of
the 4925G>A site and add the kiv2_4925_* rows to the table, with one sentence
after the message, so both reports print it under the count.
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… the SMN1 psCN
Step 35 and the PARASCOPY module write <id>_smn1_marker.tsv from the reads at
the marker's SMN1 and SMN2 copies and the SMN table.
Bead: pgp-pfw6.21
The change adds pileup-based LPA KIV-2 and SMN1 marker reports, updates trait-summary handling of run states and missing values, and revises workflow documentation and configuration.
Changes: Copy-aware marker reporting
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Summary
Marker definitions and assessment bin/traits_report.py, docs/42-traits.md, tests/test_traits_report.py
Defines the LPA and SMN1 markers, validates metadata, lists copy regions, parses pileups, assesses status, and adds marker CLI options. Tests cover marker metadata, regions, and SMN1 assessment.
Reads pileups across seven marker sites and writes a separate marker table with status, read counts, fraction, estimated copies, and a message. Tests cover calls, output behavior, and agreement between shell and Nextflow outputs.
Combines marker pileup data with SMN copy-number results to write a marker table. The script and module write a not-assessed result if marker processing fails. Tests cover interpretation and compare workflow outputs.
Updates CFTR and UGT1A1 readings to account for failed, unreadable, and stale inputs. Header-only Y-tree paths are accepted, and missing phased alleles no longer produce a known phase.
Moves the nf-weblog version pin to versions.env and updates Renovate and its test to use that source. Adds a test that compares documented parameters with the Nextflow schema.
The changes are mergeable with explicit owner awareness of narrow marker-assessment and failed-run interpretation gaps. Correct the misleading documentation and strengthen the targeted checks as follow-up.
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…alls no table layout script
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and never lpa_kiv2.py. traits_report.py --marker LPA_KIV2_4925 reads the
marker and hands the rows to lpa_kiv2.add_null_allele.
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Check each copy against an independent reference sequence.
marker_errors checks the stored context but not the sequence at each coordinate. A shifted non-dbSNP LPA coordinate can pass these checks because the fixtures reuse MARKERS. Add a GRCh38 context check for each copy and a shifted-coordinate control.
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Update the marker checks in the test loop over tr.MARKERS to validate each
copy’s sequence context against an independent GRCh38 reference, rather than
relying only on marker_errors and fixtures derived from MARKERS. Add a
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Create each SMN fixture before reading it.
The three smn() calls overwrite the same file before the loop reads it. The matrix therefore misses resolved psCN cases. A regression that removes the disclaimer for one copy can pass this test.
Suggested fix
- for path in (smn(), smn(pscn="1,3"), smn(pqual="5,5"), os.path.join(work, "missing.tsv")):+ for kwargs in ({}, {"pscn": "1,3"}, {"pqual": "5,5"}, None):+ path = smn(**kwargs) if kwargs is not None else os.path.join(work, "missing.tsv")
msgs.append(dict(tr.smn1_marker(counts, path))["message"])
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Update the path loop around smn1_marker so each SMN fixture is created
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Review comments at @bin/traits_report.py:
- Around line 648-653: Update the marker status logic around the depth and alt
checks so a failed alignment MAPQ check marks the marker as not assessed, rather
than allowing it to report “not seen.” Preserve the existing status behavior
when the alignment passes the MAPQ check.
- Line 801: Update the `smn1_marker` flow so an unreadable `--copy-table` does
not prevent assessment from the usable pileup: handle the copy-table read error,
preserve the marker status, and report copy numbers as unavailable.
Review comments at @modules/local/parascopy/main.nf:
- Around line 161-165: Update the SMN1 marker mpileup loop so it fails if either
`samtools mpileup` invocation fails, preventing `traits_report.py` from
processing a partial pileup and allowing the existing fallback to run.
Review comments at @scripts/46-lpa.sh:
- Around line 75-76: The marker `mpileup` loop can fail after the depth commands
succeed and prevent the count table from being written. Update the
marker-handling path in the `samtools mpileup` loop so a failure does not block
KIV-2 counting, while preserving the completed depth results and marking the
marker as not assessed. Do not treat partial pileup output as complete; apply
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- Around line 281-283: Update the marker checks in the test loop over tr.MARKERS
to validate each copy’s sequence context against an independent GRCh38
reference, rather than relying only on marker_errors and fixtures derived from
MARKERS. Add a shifted-coordinate control that confirms the context check
rejects an incorrect coordinate.
- Around line 361-363: Update the path loop around smn1_marker so each SMN
fixture is created immediately before it is read; the current smn() calls
overwrite the same file before evaluation. Preserve coverage for the default,
resolved psCN, pqual, and missing-file cases by iterating their arguments and
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…g to its own file
Appending rows and a sentence to lpa_kiv2.tsv changed a table that 1.0.0
keeps stable. The reading now goes to lpa/<sample>_lpa_kiv2_4925.tsv on
both paths, with the count read from step 46's table, and the e2e case
compares the module's pileup and table lines with step 46's byte for byte.
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… be trusted
A failed mpileup at an SMN1 or SMN2 copy could hand the reader a partial
pileup, and a failed LPA pileup stopped the KIV-2 count. An aligner that
drops the reads of MAPQ 0 leaves out the reads a carrying repeat gives,
so the 4925G>A reading is now not assessed there. An SMN table that
cannot be read no longer discards the SMN1 marker's reading.
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Fork E2E on head 07c9292 is green: https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42414211578 (genotype-rules-2-lpa-null, genotype-rules-2-smn1-marker and cn-engine-1-parity all pass). Upstream fast checks on the same head are green; the duplicate upstream E2E was cancelled to free the runner pool.
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- Around line 217-227: Update the MAPQ-0 share handling around `share` and
`why_not` so an unavailable share— including a missing or unreadable copy
table—reports the marker as not assessed rather than allowing a not-seen result.
Preserve the existing threshold-based explanation when the share is available
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nl -ba bin/traits_report.py | sed -n '550,680p'
nl -ba bin/copy_number.py | sed -n '245,320p;455,555p'
nl -ba tests/test_lpa_kiv2.py | sed -n '235,265p'
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Require a MAPQ-0 share before reporting the marker.
If --copy-table is missing or unreadable, the marker can be reported as not seen even when the aligner excluded the reads needed to detect it. Report not assessed when the MAPQ-0 share is unavailable.
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Update the MAPQ-0 share handling around `share` and `why_not` so an unavailable
share— including a missing or unreadable copy table—reports the marker as not
assessed rather than allowing a not-seen result. Preserve the existing
threshold-based explanation when the share is available but below `_mapq0_min`.
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Check the pin in the config generated by run-all.sh.
The E2E case writes its own config, so it can pass even if run-all.sh uses a different plugin version. Add an equality check against versions.env to the fake-docker test that runs run-all.sh.
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- Around line 4912-4913: Update the state passed to str_readings so it can
distinguish a failed TRAITS_PHASE run and exclude that run’s TRAITS results from
repeat readings, even if it published a new table. Preserve the documented
handling of later manual reruns, using the existing state information and
repeat-reader behavior rather than treating every failed run as current.
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- Line 223: Update the marker assessment using share and _mapq0_min so the
threshold comparison uses the unrounded share from the count engine; do not let
formatting or rounding a value such as 0.1998 to 0.200 bypass rejection.
Preserve the count engine’s rejection outcome so a rejected share cannot produce
a present or not-seen marker result.
Review comments at @docs/24-html-report.md:
- Line 71: Update the genes and rsIDs paragraph to explain that string-valued
locus names are split into tokens before term selection, and that each token is
included only if it contains an uppercase letter; preserve the existing
description of which locus fields are indexed.
Review comments at @docs/40-export-consumer.md:
- Line 84: Update the MT-position explanation in the documentation to
distinguish sites that are shifted through the chrM chain block from sites that
fall in a chain gap and are dropped; include rs2853515 at position 263 as the
dropped-site example.
- Line 84: Correct the MT round-trip description in the documentation and the
matching test-plan comment in consumer-export-1.sh: state that both fixture
exports retain MT rows and pass unchanged to chip-to-vcf.sh, while only the
comparison skips MT. Preserve the remaining description of the test flow.
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- Line 47: Update the DOC_ONLY validation in the test to require an actual
params.<name> access for each row rather than accepting a matching string
literal. Add a control case showing that an unrelated 'pedigree' literal does
not satisfy the check.
- Around line 35-38: Update schema_params to collect property names from both
definitions and $defs, rather than selecting only one key when both are present,
so the row check covers parameters in either schema group.
- Line 24: Update the parameter-row validation in ROW and its comparison so an
unbackticked option cell such as `--bogus` is detected and rejected as malformed
or included in the parameter comparison; add a planted-row control confirming
that this row cannot pass validation.
- Line 24: Update the ROW matching logic in the test so it only recognizes
parameter rows within parameter tables, excluding matching lines in fenced
examples. Preserve the existing parameter-row format while limiting the search
to the table sections.
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Exclude failed-run traits results from repeat readings.
If TRAITS_PHASE fails, TRAITS can still publish a new table while step 42 is recorded as failed. The refresh treats that table as current and uses its R117H call. Pass the failure state to the repeat reader while preserving the documented handling of later manual reruns.
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Review comment at @bin/collect_summary.py around lines 4912 - 4913:
Update the state passed to str_readings so it can distinguish a failed
TRAITS_PHASE run and exclude that run’s TRAITS results from repeat readings,
even if it published a new table. Preserve the documented handling of later
manual reruns, using the existing state information and repeat-reader behavior
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Preserve the count engine’s MAPQ rejection for the marker.
A share of 0.1998 fails the count’s 0.2 threshold but is written as 0.200. The marker check then accepts it and can report present or not seen from biased reads. Preserve the count engine’s rejection when assessing the marker.
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Update the marker assessment using share and _mapq0_min so the threshold
comparison uses the unrounded share from the count engine; do not let formatting
or rounding a value such as 0.1998 to 0.200 bypass rejection. Preserve the count
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- **Nothing is fetched.** A Content-Security-Policy (`default-src 'none'; img-src data:; style-src 'unsafe-inline'`) lets the browser load nothing but the file itself and its inline pictures, and there is no JavaScript. The only addresses off this computer are the haplogroup links (FamilyTreeDNA, YFull, the docs) and the project link in the footer, each marked "opens a website"; the FamilyTreeDNA and YFull ones add that the address carries the haplogroup. The genome viewer links go to `127.0.0.1`, this computer.
- **A Viewer column on every findings table.** The ClinVar hits, the secondary-findings genes, the mitochondrial variants, the known deep intronic sites, the cDNA scan, the AnnotSV class 4 and 5 SVs and the calls moved to class 3, slivar's pairs in trans, the mosaic alterations and Exomiser's ranked variants each end with a Viewer column: one link per row, to that row's position (a range for an SV, a region or a pair). The link opens the reads there in the [genome viewer](viewer.md) once `scripts/owngenome-view.sh <sample>` runs; a note under the table says so. The column is new, so every other cell keeps its text; it replaces the single line of links that sat under three of these tables. A row with no position has an empty Viewer cell. On the [live site](live-site.md) the served report points the same links at the site's own viewer of the run.
- **Genes and rsIDs in these results.** The closing list is built by `bin/results_index.py`. It holds every gene symbol and rsID that a section in state complete or stale names in `summary.json`, by the same rule `scripts/owngenome-lookup.sh` uses for "in the reports" (`names_of` in `bin/genome_lookup.py`). It adds the genes of the clinical filter (step 23) and variant prioritization (step 31), whose cards only count them: from their summary tables on the bash path, from the VCFs on the Nextflow path. The two give the same genes when a variant's most severe consequence is on the transcript the report ranks first (MANE, else canonical); the step 31 table keeps the gene of the most severe consequence, so where an overlapping gene's transcript carries the worse one, the two forms name different genes. A ClinVar hit's rsIDs come from step 13's VEP output (`Existing_variation`), because the hits file's ID column holds ClinVar's own id; without step 13 a hit has none. The Nextflow `HTML_REPORT` process does not get step 13's VEP output, so its index has no ClinVar rsIDs; step 24, which `run-all.sh` runs over the output folder afterwards, adds them. A failed, missing or unreadable section adds nothing. The browser's find (Ctrl+F) searches the list; there is still no script. A position is not in it: ask `scripts/owngenome-lookup.sh` for a genotype ([genotype lookup](lookup.md)).
- **Genes and rsIDs in these results.** The closing list is built by `bin/results_index.py`. It holds every gene symbol and rsID that a section in state complete or stale names in `summary.json`, by the same rule `scripts/owngenome-lookup.sh` uses for "in the reports" (`names_of` in `bin/genome_lookup.py`). A section's locus name counts as a term too, when it holds an upper-case letter: a repeat expansion (HTT, FMR1, CFTR_TG), a Locityper locus (HLA-DRB1, FCGR) and a copy-number locus are indexed by their `locus` field, so a term is not always a gene symbol. An expansion record with no REPID or VARID takes its position as its locus (`chrX:147912050`), and that counts as a term only when it holds an upper-case letter (a chrX, chrY or chrM position). It adds the genes of the clinical filter (step 23) and variant prioritization (step 31), whose cards only count them: from their summary tables on the bash path, from the VCFs on the Nextflow path. The two give the same genes when a variant's most severe consequence is on the transcript the report ranks first (MANE, else canonical); the step 31 table keeps the gene of the most severe consequence, so where an overlapping gene's transcript carries the worse one, the two forms name different genes. A ClinVar hit's rsIDs come from step 13's VEP output (`Existing_variation`), because the hits file's ID column holds ClinVar's own id; without step 13 a hit has none. The Nextflow `HTML_REPORT` process does not get step 13's VEP output, so its index has no ClinVar rsIDs; step 24, which `run-all.sh` runs over the output folder afterwards, adds them. A failed, missing or unreadable section adds nothing. The browser's find (Ctrl+F) searches the list; there is still no script. Apart from those locus names a position is not in it, and the search does not answer a position: ask `scripts/owngenome-lookup.sh` for a genotype ([genotype lookup](lookup.md)).
nl -ba bin/genome_lookup.py | sed -n '45,75p;430,515p'
nl -ba bin/results_index.py | sed -n '1,100p;145,235p'
nl -ba bin/collect_summary.py | sed -n '2295,2398p'
nl -ba tests/test_results_index.py | sed -n '135,205p'
rg -n -F -e 'DMPK/DM1' -e 'DMPK' -- assets bin tests docs/09-str-expansions.md | sed -n '1,100p'
rg -n -F -e 'results_index' -e 'terms' -- bin/render_report.py | sed -n '1,100p'
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Document how string-valued locus names are split.
The index splits string-valued locus names before selecting terms. For example, DMPK/DM1 contributes DMPK and DM1, not DMPK/DM1. Please describe the splitting and per-token uppercase-letter check.
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[locale-violation] ~71-~71: In American English, ‘afterward’ is the preferred variant. ‘Afterwards’ is more commonly used in British English and other dialects.
Context: ...run-all.sh` runs over the output folder afterwards, adds them. A failed, missing or unread...
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Update the genes and rsIDs paragraph to explain that string-valued locus names
are split into tokens before term selection, and that each token is included
only if it contains an uppercase letter; preserve the existing description of
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- The 23andMe file has no internal `i` sites and none of the dropped sites, so it has fewer rows than a file from 23andMe.
- In a duplicated region the list's GRCh37 position and dbSNP's GRCh38 position can sit on two different copies. The file then carries the list's position with the genotype read at dbSNP's. On the CI table this is one site of 7,338 off chrM (in SMN1/SMN2), found by the round trip below.
- `scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh` reads both files back. The e2e case `consumer-export-1` does that on the CI fixture, lifts the result to GRCh38 and checks it against the fixture's calls; chrM is left out there, because the hg19 chain maps hg19's chrM, not the rCRS positions the file uses.
- `scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh` reads both files back. The e2e case `consumer-export-1` does that on the CI fixture, lifts the result to GRCh38 and checks it against the fixture's calls; chrM is left out of both files there. `chip-to-vcf.sh` treats the MT positions of a 23andMe-layout file as 23andMe numbers them, on hg19's chrM, and moves each one to the rCRS through the chain's chrM block. This file already writes rCRS positions, so its MT sites would land one or two bases off. The AncestryDNA file's MT positions are read as rCRS positions and keep their place, but the case checks neither.
nl -ba scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh | sed -n '165,270p'
nl -ba bin/export_consumer.py | sed -n '208,260p;350,454p'
nl -ba tests/e2e/consumer-export-1.sh | sed -n '1,105p;195,220p;230,290p'
nl -ba versions.env | sed -n '285,305p;325,340p'
rg --files tests/fixtures/consumer_export
python3 - <<'PY'import gzip, pathlibfor p in pathlib.Path('tests/fixtures/consumer_export').glob('*'): if p.is_file() and (p.suffix in ('.gz','.tsv','.txt')): print('\nFILE',p) try: op = gzip.open if p.suffix == '.gz' else open with op(p,'rt') as f: lines = [line.rstrip() for line in f if '\tMT\t' in line or line.startswith('#')] print('\n'.join(lines[:30])) print('MT lines:',sum('\tMT\t' in line for line in lines)) except (OSError,UnicodeError) as e: print(e)PY
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, gzip, hashliburl='https://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg19/liftOver/hg19ToHg38.over.chain.gz'try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url,timeout=20) as r: data=r.read() print('chain sha256',hashlib.sha256(data).hexdigest()) inm=False for line in gzip.decompress(data).decode().splitlines(): fields=line.split() if not fields: continue if fields[0]=='chain': inm=fields[2]=='chrM' and fields[7]=='chrM' and fields[4]=='+' and fields[9]=='+' if inm: print(line); t=int(fields[5]); q=int(fields[10]) elif inm and fields[0].isdigit(): size=int(fields[0]); print('block t=',t,'q=',q,'size=',size,'gaps=',fields[1:]); t+=size+(int(fields[1]) if len(fields)>1 else 0); q+=size+(int(fields[2]) if len(fields)>2 else 0)except Exception as e: print('chain lookup failed:',repr(e))PY
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Script executed:
nl -ba tests/fixtures/consumer_export/README.md
nl -ba bin/export_consumer.py | sed -n '260,350p;470,510p'
nl -ba scripts/40-export-consumer.sh | sed -n '1,160p'
python3 - <<'PY'import gzipblocks=[(0,149),(150,44),(195,67),(263,46),(312,2796),(3108,8611),(11723,3578),(15302,24),(15327,845),(16173,10),(16185,39),(16225,346)]with gzip.open('tests/fixtures/consumer_export/sites.tsv.gz','rt') as f: for line in f: c=line.rstrip().split('\t') if len(c)==7 and c[1]=='MT' and not any(int(c[2])>t and int(c[2])<=t+s for t,s in blocks): print('fixture MT position outside all chain blocks:',line.rstrip())PY
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Document that chain-gap sites are dropped.
If an exported MT site falls in a chrM chain gap, chip-to-vcf.sh drops the row rather than shifting it. This affects rs2853515 at position 263. Update the explanation to distinguish dropped sites from shifted sites.
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Review comment at @docs/40-export-consumer.md at line 84:
Update the MT-position explanation in the documentation to distinguish sites
that are shifted through the chrM chain block from sites that fall in a chain
gap and are dropped; include rs2853515 at position 263 as the dropped-site
example.
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nl -ba bin/export_consumer.py | sed -n '180,250p;365,515p'
nl -ba tests/e2e/consumer-export-1.sh | sed -n '41,67p'
gzip -dc tests/fixtures/consumer_export/sites.tsv.gz | awk -F '\t''$2 == "MT" {n++} END {print "MT site rows:", n+0}'
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Correct the MT round-trip description.
Both fixture exports retain MT rows and pass unchanged to chip-to-vcf.sh. Only the comparison skips MT. Please correct this note and the matching test-plan comment in tests/e2e/consumer-export-1.sh.
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Review comment at @docs/40-export-consumer.md at line 84:
Correct the MT round-trip description in the documentation and the matching
test-plan comment in consumer-export-1.sh: state that both fixture exports
retain MT rows and pass unchanged to chip-to-vcf.sh, while only the comparison
skips MT. Preserve the remaining description of the test flow.
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If a contributor adds | --bogus | none | ... | to a parameter table, ROW ignores it, so the extra-parameter check passes. Reject malformed option cells or include them in the comparison. Add an unbackticked planted-row control.
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Update the parameter-row validation in ROW and its comparison so an unbackticked
option cell such as `--bogus` is detected and rejected as malformed or included
in the parameter comparison; add a planted-row control confirming that this row
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Supported by static analysis
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rg -n '^\| `--|^```|^\|---' docs/parameters.md | head -100
python3 - <<'PY'import jsonwith open('nextflow_schema.json', encoding='utf-8') as f: schema = json.load(f)names = set(schema.get('properties', {}))for group in schema.get('definitions', schema.get('$defs', {})).values(): names.update(group.get('properties', {}))print('control victim:', sorted(names)[0])print('input in schema:', 'input' in names)PY
nl -ba nextflow_schema.json | sed -n '1,32p'
rg -n -F -e 'test_parameters_doc.py' -e 'test_parameters_doc' -- .github tests scripts Makefile docs 2>/dev/null
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Limit matches to parameter-table rows.
If a parameter row is removed but a matching line remains in a fenced example, this test can pass without the parameter in the table. Restrict the matches to the parameter tables.
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Update the ROW matching logic in the test so it only recognizes parameter rows
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If a parameter is added under $defs while definitions remains present, the test can pass without a documentation row for it. Collect parameters from both keys.
Suggested fix
- for group in schema.get("definitions", schema.get("$defs", {})).values():- names |= set(group.get("properties", {}))+ for key in ("definitions", "$defs"):+ for group in schema.get(key, {}).values():+ names |= set(group.get("properties", {}))
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Update schema_params to collect property names from both definitions and $defs,
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python3 - <<'PY'import jsonwith open('nextflow_schema.json', encoding='utf-8') as f: s = json.load(f)for name, group in s.get('definitions', {}).items(): if 'pedigree' in group.get('properties', {}): print(f"nextflow_schema.json: definitions.{name}.properties.pedigree")PY
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Require a parameter access for DOC_ONLY rows.
If pedigree is removed from the schema and its read is removed, an unrelated 'pedigree' literal makes the test accept the stale row. Match parameter accesses instead, and add a control for this case.
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Context: re.search(rf"\bparams.{r}\b|'{r}'", main_text)
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity.
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Update the DOC_ONLY validation in the test to require an actual params.<name>
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Two well-sourced markers had no reader. The LPA KIV-2 4925G>A splice variant lowers the Lp(a) made from the chromosome that carries it, and the SMN1 g.27134T>G marker changes the chance that a two-copy SMN1 result is a silent 2+0 carrier. Both sit in sequence the genome holds more than once (seven GRCh38 copies of the 4925G>A site, an SMN1 and an SMN2 copy of g.27134), so a gVCF genotype at one position cannot read them, and the rule catalog of step 42 left them out.
The fix
bin/traits_report.pygetsMARKERS: for each marker the dbSNP b157 record of one copy, every GRCh38 copy of the site, and the 21 bases around them (the same at every copy). The reads at all copies are added up fromsamtools mpileupand read as a fraction of copies:present,not seen,uncertain,too little depthornot assessed.lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2_4925.tsvbeside the count, with copies = fraction x (N + 2). Step 46 prints its message beside the count. The message says what a short-read fraction cannot say: which chromosome or repeat carries it. The reading isnot assessedwhen step 46's table shows the aligner left out the reads of MAPQ 0, and a failed pileup never stops the count.paralogs/<id>_smn1_marker.tsv, the marker beside the SMN1 psCN at exon 7 and the agCN. Every message ends with "This marker does not prove 2+0, and its absence does not rule 2+0 out."Output changes
Only new files; no existing file changes.
lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2.tsvstays byte for byte as it was (the e2e casecn-engine-1-paritychecks that).lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2_4925.tsv(metric, value: marker, rsid, status, alt_reads, depth, fraction, copies, kiv2_copies, message)lpa/<id>_lpa_kiv2_4925_pileup.tsvparalogs/<id>_smn1_marker.tsvAll three have contract rows, experimental like the rest of steps 35 and 46.
Decisions
assets/genotype_rules.tsv: the rule engine reads one gVCF genotype per site, and these need reads from every copy. They follow the APOL1 G2 pattern instead: a pinned dbSNP record checked offline by a unit test (a swapped, minus-strand or misplaced record goes red) and online against dbSNP's VCF by the e2e cases.scripts/ci/check-rule-alleles.shstays as it is, since no rule line was added.bin/traits_report.py, the home of the rule catalog, because this package may not add a newbin/file.bin/lpa_kiv2.pyand step 35 call it.lpa_kiv2.tsv, so the existing table keeps its bytes under 1.0.0.How it was checked
tests/test_traits_report.py(dbSNP agreement with controls, every SMN1 status, psCN quality, an unreadable SMN table, the 2+0 sentence in all 20 messages with a control that removing it fails) andtests/test_lpa_kiv2.py(every 4925G>A status, copies, the MAPQ 0 case both ways, the LPA table untouched).genotype-rules-2-lpa-nullrow listsmodules/local/lpa/*, since the case checks that module's command lines against step 46.scripts/ci/e2e-scope.sh selecton a change tomodules/local/lpa/main.nfalone picks the case with the row and leaves it out without it (checked both ways locally);e2e-scope.sh checkpasses.genotype-rules-2-lpa-nullandgenotype-rules-2-smn1-markercompare the pinned records with dbSNP online (with a swap control), run the steps on HG002 reads that are unmodified, planted and set to the reference base, and compare the Nextflow module lines with the bash step byte for byte.Bead: pgp-pfw6.21
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