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## Walkthrough The pull request introduces significant modifications to the `recipes/phabox/meta.yaml` file, primarily focusing on the package's configuration. The `build` section has been updated to increment the build number from `0` to `1`. In the `requirements` section, the `host` dependencies have been revised to remove `pip`, while the `run` dependencies have undergone substantial changes: new dependencies `diamond`, `blast`, `mcl`, and `triton` have been added with specific version constraints. Existing dependencies have also been updated to include specific versions, such as `datasets` to `>=3.0.2`, `pandas` to `>=2.2.3`, `pyarrow` to `>=16.1.0`, `pytorch` to `>=2.4.0`, and `scipy` to `>=1.14.1`. The `transformers` dependency has been updated to `>=4.11.3`. The `test` section remains unchanged, still containing a command to check the help output of the `phabox2` command-line interface. Additionally, the `about` section has seen a change in the summary description, updating it from "Phage BOX is a Python library for phage-related tasks." to "PhaBOX is a Python library for virus-related tasks." Overall, these changes reflect a comprehensive reconfiguration of the package's dependencies and a minor update to its description. ## Possibly related PRs - **#51648**: This PR updates the `meta.yaml` for the PhaBOX package, which includes changes to dependencies and the version number, directly related to the modifications in the main PR for `recipes/phabox/meta.yaml`. - **#51515**: This PR updates the `diamond` package, which is one of the dependencies added in the main PR for PhaBOX, indicating a direct relationship through shared dependency management. ## Suggested labels `please review & merge` ## Suggested reviewers - adamhospital - gbayarri - mencianThank you for using CodeRabbit. We offer it for free to the OSS community and would appreciate your support in helping us grow. If you find it useful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on your favorite social media?
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