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perf: autobump bio/gdc-client/download #2031

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Automatic bump of bio/gdc-client/download.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new environment.linux-64.pin.txt file for streamlined conda environment setup on Linux 64-bit systems, ensuring consistency in package dependencies.
    • Upgraded gdc-client dependency from version 1.6.1 to 2.0, which may enhance functionality and performance.
    • Added a URL reference in the meta.yaml file for direct access to the GDC website, improving user documentation and resource accessibility.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced testing capabilities by including BAM file downloads in the testing suite, ensuring broader validation of download functionalities.

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Recent updates to the gdc-client package enhance dependency management, user accessibility, and testing coverage. A new conda environment specification file for Linux 64-bit systems has been introduced, and the gdc-client version has been upgraded to utilize improved functionalities. Additionally, metadata now includes a direct URL to the GDC website, and the testing functions have been expanded to validate multiple file formats, improving overall reliability and usability.

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File Path Change Summary
bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt New file created to specify explicit package dependencies for a conda environment on Linux 64-bit systems.
bio/gdc-client/download/environment.yaml Upgraded gdc-client dependency from version 1.6.1 to 2.0, reflecting major updates.
bio/gdc-client/download/meta.yaml Added a url entry linking to the GDC website for better user guidance.
test.py Enhanced test_gdc_download function by adding a command to download a BAM file, expanding testing coverage.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System
    participant GDCClient

    User->>System: Create conda environment
    System->>GDCClient: Install dependencies from environment file
    GDCClient-->>System: Dependencies installed
    User->>GDCClient: Run download command
    GDCClient-->>User: Download MAF file
    GDCClient-->>User: Download BAM file
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 476823b and 9653d87.

Files selected for processing (4)
  • bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (1 hunks)
  • bio/gdc-client/download/environment.yaml (1 hunks)
  • bio/gdc-client/download/meta.yaml (1 hunks)
  • test.py (1 hunks)
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test.py (1)

Pattern **/*.py: Do not suggest to add trailing commas.
Do not suggest type annotations for functions that are defined inside of functions or methods.
Do not suggest type annotation of the self argument of methods.
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bio/gdc-client/download/environment.yaml (1)

6-6: Verify compatibility and check for breaking changes.

The gdc-client version has been upgraded from 1.6.1 to 2.0. Ensure that this upgrade is compatible with other dependencies and check the documentation for any breaking changes or new features.

bio/gdc-client/download/meta.yaml (1)

3-3: Addition of URL improves metadata.

The addition of a url entry provides a direct link to the GDC website, enhancing the usability and documentation of the tool.

bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (1)

1-61: Ensure compatibility of pinned dependencies.

The new file lists explicit package URLs for creating a conda environment. Verify that all listed dependencies are compatible and up-to-date to ensure a stable environment.

test.py (1)

3195-3198: Enhance test coverage by including BAM file download.

The addition of a BAM file download command in test_gdc_download broadens the test coverage to validate the functionality for both MAF and BAM file types. Ensure that the BAM file path and options are correct.

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  • bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (1 hunks)
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bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (5)

1-1: Good documentation.

The comment provides clear instructions on how to use the file to create a conda environment.


2-2: Correct command usage.

The command for creating a conda environment is correctly formatted.


3-3: Platform specification is correct.

The platform is correctly specified as linux-64, ensuring compatibility with the intended system.


4-4: Appropriate use of @EXPLICIT.

The @EXPLICIT directive is correctly used to indicate that the file contains exact package specifications.


5-61: Verify package URLs and relevance.

The file lists specific package URLs, which should be checked for correctness and relevance to the environment's purpose. Ensure that each URL points to a valid package and that the packages are necessary for the intended use of the environment.

Verification successful

All package URLs are valid in format and domain.

The URLs listed in the file are correctly formatted and belong to recognized domains (conda-forge and bioconda). However, this does not confirm the actual accessibility or relevance of the packages. Manual verification of these aspects may be necessary to ensure the environment's functionality.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the validity of package URLs and relevance of packages in the conda environment file.

# Test: Check if the URLs are accessible and valid.
# Note: This script does not execute the URLs but checks their format and potential accessibility.
for url in $(grep -o 'https://[^ ]*' bio/gdc-client/download/environment.linux-64.pin.txt); do
  echo "Checking URL: $url"
  # Check URL format and domain
  if [[ $url =~ ^https://conda\.anaconda\.org/conda-forge/ ]] || [[ $url =~ ^https://conda\.anaconda\.org/bioconda/ ]]; then
    echo "URL format and domain are valid."
  else
    echo "Invalid URL format or domain."
  fi
done

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Conda version still requires python<3.8.

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