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Update snakemake to 8.25.0 #51767

Closed BiocondaBot closed 2 days ago

BiocondaBot commented 2 days ago

Update snakemake: 8.24.18.25.0

install with bioconda Conda

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Recipe recipes/snakemake (click to view/edit other files)
Summary A popular workflow management system aiming at full in-silico reproducibility.
Home https://snakemake.github.io
Releases https://pypi.org/pypi/snakemake/json
Recipe Maintainer(s) @johanneskoester, @corneliusroemer

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 days ago
📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The pull request updates the `meta.yaml` file for the Snakemake package. The version number has been changed from `8.24.1` to `8.25.0`, necessitating an update to the SHA256 checksum to reflect the new version's source tarball. The `source` section has been revised to point to the updated URL that corresponds to the new version. Additionally, the `requirements` section has been adjusted to ensure compatibility with the `snakemake-minimal` dependency for the new version. The `test` commands remain unchanged, continuing to verify the installed version of Snakemake, while the `about` section retains its original content, providing information about the package. ## Possibly related PRs - #51586: This PR updates the version of Snakemake from `8.24.0` to `8.24.1`, which is directly related to the main PR that updates the version from `8.24.1` to `8.25.0`. ## Suggested reviewers - johanneskoester

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📥 Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0156829d2bf2d03eee2b99d46e34bf34d0eb7f7f and 0b58c62cfb9643ded9d48502a5ffceb1009227fd.
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
recipes/snakemake/meta.yaml (5) Line range hint `35-41`: **Test commands look comprehensive** The test suite includes: - Version verification - Report generation to validate graphviz dependencies - Proper cleanup of test artifacts Also applies to: 127-131
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🪛 yamllint [error] 3-3: syntax error: found character '%' that cannot start any token (syntax)
--- Line range hint `47-63`: **Package metadata is consistent and well-documented** The metadata sections for both outputs are properly maintained with: - Consistent version references - Well-documented Python version constraints - Valid license and documentation links Also applies to: 134-152
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🪛 yamllint [error] 3-3: syntax error: found character '%' that cannot start any token (syntax)
--- Line range hint `1-152`: **Version bump changes look correct and complete** The update from 8.24.1 to 8.25.0 includes all necessary changes: - Version number updated - SHA256 checksum updated - Dependencies maintained - Test commands preserved - Metadata consistency maintained The changes follow bioconda's version bump guidelines.
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🪛 yamllint [error] 3-3: syntax error: found character '%' that cannot start any token (syntax)
--- `4-4`: **Verify SHA256 checksum for version 8.25.0** The version update and checksum change look correct. Let's verify the checksum matches the source tarball. Also applies to: 12-12 --- `1-1`: **Verify dependencies against setup.cfg** As mentioned in the header comment, dependencies should be compared with setup.cfg from the Snakemake repository.
✅ Verification successful **Dependencies are correctly aligned with setup.cfg** After comparing the dependencies between setup.cfg and meta.yaml: - All core dependencies from setup.cfg are present in meta.yaml with matching version constraints - The only differences are additional dependencies in meta.yaml (pandas, slack_sdk, eido, peppy, pygments) which are expected as they are specific to the full Snakemake package rather than the minimal installation - Python version constraints and build dependencies (pip, setuptools) are appropriately specified in meta.yaml
🏁 Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Fetch and compare dependencies from setup.cfg curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/snakemake/snakemake/v8.25.0/setup.cfg" | awk '/install_requires =/{flag=1;next}/^[[:space:]]*$/{flag=0}flag' ``` Length of output: 877 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Get dependencies from meta.yaml for comparison cat recipes/snakemake/meta.yaml | awk '/requirements:/,/test:/' | grep -E '^\s*-\s*[^#]*' | sed 's/^\s*-\s*//' ``` Length of output: 829

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aliciaaevans commented 2 days ago

@BiocondaBot please fetch artifacts

BiocondaBot commented 2 days ago

Package(s) built are ready for inspection:

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noarch snakemake-8.25.0-hdfd78af_0.tar.bz2 noarch.zip GitHub Actions
showYou may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
noarch snakemake-minimal-8.25.0-pyhdfd78af_0.tar.bz2 noarch.zip GitHub Actions
showYou may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>