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Update polap recipe #52142

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Update polap recipe to v0.3.7.2

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The pull request includes modifications to the build.sh script and the meta.yaml file for the polap package. In build.sh, several new files have been added to the files array, which specifies the files to be copied to the $PREFIX/bin directory. The newly added files include various shell and R scripts, as well as a Python script. Additionally, the file run-polap-r-determine-depth-range.R has been restored after its previous removal. The build.sh script continues to perform its original function of creating the target directory and ensuring that specific scripts are executable. In the meta.yaml file, the version of the polap package has been updated from 0.3.7.1 to 0.3.7.2, and the SHA256 checksum has been modified to reflect this new version. These changes indicate an update to the package, which may include new functionality or improvements.

Possibly related PRs

  • Update polap to 0.3.7 #51961: This PR updates the version of the polap package, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR that also modifies the polap package.
  • Update polap to v0.3.7 Build1 #51963: This PR also updates the polap package, specifically modifying the build.sh script and the meta.yaml file, which aligns with the changes in the main PR regarding the polap package.
  • Update polap to 0.3.7.1 #52024: This PR further updates the polap package to version 0.3.7.1, indicating a continuation of the versioning changes seen in the main PR.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
recipes/polap/build.sh (1)

Line range hint 1-85: Consider updating documentation and test coverage

With the addition of multiple new scripts for mtDNA and plastid analysis, please ensure:

  1. Documentation is updated to reflect new functionality
  2. Test cases exist for new scripts
  3. Usage examples are provided for new analysis workflows

This will help users understand how to properly utilize the new features in version 0.3.7.2.

Would you like help in generating:

  • Documentation templates for new scripts?
  • Example test cases?
  • Usage examples for the new analysis workflows?
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recipes/polap/build.sh (3)

45-45: Verify Python dependencies for mtDNA cycle detection

The new Python script run-polap-py-mtdna-find-cycle-with-node-revisits.py likely requires specific Python packages for graph analysis. Ensure these dependencies are properly declared in the recipe's meta.yaml.

#!/bin/bash
# Check for Python imports in the new script
echo "Python imports in new script:"
grep -E "^import |^from .* import" src/run-polap-py-mtdna-find-cycle-with-node-revisits.py

# Check if these imports are covered in conda environment files
echo -e "\nDependencies in conda environment files:"
grep -E "python|networkx|numpy|pandas" src/polap-conda-environment*.yaml

53-62: Verify consistency between depth range analysis scripts

Multiple scripts related to depth range analysis have been added or modified:

  • New: run-polap-r-contig2edge.R
  • New: run-polap-r-determine-depth-range_6.R
  • Restored: run-polap-r-determine-depth-range.R

Please ensure these scripts maintain consistent functionality and don't have overlapping responsibilities.

#!/bin/bash
# Compare the main functions across depth range analysis scripts
echo "Analyzing depth range scripts for function definitions:"
for file in src/run-polap-r-determine-depth-range*.R; do
  echo "=== $file ==="
  grep -A 2 "function" "$file"
done

15-16: Verify executable permissions for new package scripts

The new package scripts (polap-package-common.sh and polap-package-mtcontigs.sh) should be executable. While the build script sets permissions for polap and polap.sh, other scripts might need similar treatment.

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