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Remove use of ncov-ingest geolocation rules #17

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joverlee521 opened this issue Feb 7, 2025 · 2 comments
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Remove use of ncov-ingest geolocation rules #17

joverlee521 opened this issue Feb 7, 2025 · 2 comments
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joverlee521 commented Feb 7, 2025

Once augur curate apply-geolocation-rules uses built-in default rules (nextstrain/augur#1744 + nextstrain/augur#1745), we can remove the use of ncov-ingest geolocation rules from pathogen ingest workflows.

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We can prioritize updating the pathogen-repo-guide, docs, zika, and mpox

Other pathogens can be updated later as needed

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Other pathogens can be updated later as needed

Once the new version of Augur is out, will these at least need to use --no-default-rules, or will they be OK because their custom rules will essentially include the default rules as they fetch (a similar version of) the defaults and use them as custom rules?

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Other pathogens can be updated later as needed

Once the new version of Augur is out, will these at least need to use --no-default-rules, or will they be OK because their custom rules will essentially include the default rules as they fetch (a similar version of) the defaults and use them as custom rules?

They should be okay because their custom rules still include the ncov-ingest rules that will override the default Augur rules.

@joverlee521 joverlee521 self-assigned this Feb 12, 2025
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/dengue that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/WNV that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/lassa that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/norovirus that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
DOH-LMT2303 pushed a commit to nextstrain/WNV that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/lassa that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/norovirus that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
j23414 added a commit to nextstrain/dengue that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2025
Remove the use of the ncov-ingest geolocation rules since Augur
now uses the built-in geolocation rules by default.

Depends on the release of
<nextstrain/augur#1745>

Part of larger migration
nextstrain/public#17
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