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Update quast to 5.3.0 #52028

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Update quast: 5.2.05.3.0

install with bioconda Conda

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Recipe recipes/quast (click to view/edit other files)
Summary Quality Assessment Tool for Genome Assemblies
Home http://quast.sourceforge.net/
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https://sourceforge.net/projects/quast/files/
Author @ablab

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@BiocondaBot BiocondaBot added autobump Automatic Version Update new version labels Nov 10, 2024
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This pull request updates the meta.yaml file for the quast package. The version number has been incremented from "5.2.0" to "5.3.0", and the associated hash has been changed from "ccd911087cfa254ad4b8eadac4f95d4685e44c3996f5516b8e0ce6f7cfa7e0db" to "ac9dba03ef9d0a51d7a9e2c56826104e78f340f6263a3ad393648442debc74ec". Additionally, the build number has been reset from 4 to 0. A new entry for run_exports has been added, specifying a pin for the subpackage "quast" with a maximum pin of "x.x". The source URL remains unchanged, continuing to reference the new version. The dependencies listed in the build and run sections have not been modified, and all other metadata, including test commands, home page, license, and summary, remain unchanged.

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  • recipes/quast/meta.yaml (1 hunks)
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recipes/quast/meta.yaml (3)

1-2: Verify SHA256 hash for version 5.3.0

The version update looks correct, but let's verify the SHA256 hash matches the source files.

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9-11: Review the addition of run_exports

The build number reset to 0 is correct for a version update. However, the addition of run_exports is a significant change that will affect downstream dependencies:

  • It will automatically add runtime dependencies to packages that build-depend on quast
  • The max_pin="x.x" ensures compatibility up to minor version updates

Please confirm this change is intentional and aligns with the package's compatibility guarantees.

✅ Verification successful

Let me try another search strategy to find reverse dependencies.

This should help us:

  1. Find actual package dependencies on quast (not just text mentions)
  2. Check if there are existing run_exports patterns we can compare against

Let me try one final search to check for any direct dependencies on quast.

This will help us:

  1. Find packages that explicitly depend on quast
  2. See the full context of quast's meta.yaml to understand the version update

The addition of run_exports is appropriate and well-configured

The search results show that quast is a direct dependency for several bioconda packages (saspector, proksee, metawrap-mg, hapsolo, datma, bacpage, asqcan, aquamis). The addition of run_exports with max_pin="x.x" is appropriate because:

  • It ensures consistent version constraints across dependent packages
  • The x.x pin allows patch-level updates while preventing breaking changes from minor/major version updates
  • This aligns with the package's dependency management practices, as seen in other packages like rnaquast
  • The change will help maintain compatibility for the identified downstream packages
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if other bioconda packages depend on quast
# Expected: List of dependent packages that might be affected

echo "Checking for reverse dependencies..."
rg -l "quast" --type yaml | while read -r file; do
    if [[ "$file" != "recipes/quast/meta.yaml" ]]; then
        echo "Found potential dependency in: $file"
        grep -A 5 -B 5 "quast" "$file"
    fi
done

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for quast in requirements sections of meta.yaml files
echo "Searching for quast dependencies in meta.yaml files..."
rg -U "requirements:[\s\S]*?(?:build|host|run):\s*(?:-\s*quast|\s*quast)" --type yaml

# Also check if there are any existing run_exports in other bioconda packages
echo -e "\nChecking for existing run_exports patterns in bioconda..."
rg -U "run_exports:[\s\S]*?pin_subpackage.*quast" --type yaml

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#!/bin/bash
# Search specifically for quast as a dependency in requirements sections
echo "Searching for direct quast dependencies..."
rg -U "requirements:[\s\S]+?(?:host:|build:|run:)(?:\s*-[^\n]*\n)*?\s*-\s+quast\b" --type yaml

# Also get the content of quast's meta.yaml for version info
echo -e "\nChecking quast's meta.yaml..."
cat recipes/quast/meta.yaml

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Line range hint 24-53: Verify dependency requirements for version 5.3.0

The dependencies remain unchanged from the previous version. Please verify that:

  1. No new dependencies were introduced in version 5.3.0
  2. The existing version constraints (especially minimap2 >=2.10) are still appropriate
✅ Verification successful

Let me try another verification strategy to check for dependency changes by examining the installation requirements and documentation.


Let me try one final verification by checking the source code for any new tool dependencies or version requirements.


Based on the verification results, I can now provide a final response:

Dependencies are appropriate for version 5.3.0

The verification confirms that:

  1. Core Python dependencies remain minimal and unchanged (joblib, simplejson)
  2. The existing version constraints are still valid, including minimap2 >=2.10
  3. No new mandatory dependencies were introduced in 5.3.0
  4. The tool maintains backward compatibility with its requirements
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for changes in dependencies between versions
# Expected: No significant changes in dependency requirements

# Check release notes or changelog for dependency changes
echo "Checking for CHANGELOG or release notes..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/CHANGELOG" || \
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/ChangeLog"

# Check setup.py for Python dependencies
echo "Checking setup.py for Python dependencies..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/setup.py" | \
grep -A 10 "install_requires"

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#!/bin/bash
# Check installation requirements from README and docs
echo "Checking README for requirements..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/README.md" | grep -A 20 "Requirements\|Dependencies"

echo -e "\nChecking docs for requirements..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/manual.html" | grep -A 20 "Requirements\|Dependencies"

# Check requirements.txt if it exists
echo -e "\nChecking requirements.txt..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/requirements.txt"

# Check previous version's setup.py for comparison
echo -e "\nChecking previous version setup.py..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.2.0/setup.py" | grep -A 10 "install_requires"

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#!/bin/bash
# Check for tool version requirements in source files
echo "Checking tool requirements in source..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/quast_libs/qconfig.py" | grep -A 5 "min\|version\|require"

# Check install scripts for dependencies
echo -e "\nChecking install scripts..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/install.sh" | grep -B 2 -A 2 "install\|depend"

# Check main script for tool invocations
echo -e "\nChecking main script for tools..."
curl -sL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ablab/quast/quast_5.3.0/quast.py" | grep -B 1 -A 1 "subprocess.call\|check_output"

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@bgruening bgruening enabled auto-merge (squash) November 10, 2024 14:16
@bgruening bgruening merged commit 3ae7c24 into master Nov 10, 2024
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@bgruening bgruening deleted the bump/quast branch November 10, 2024 15:38
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