feat: upgrade to sodar core v1 (#1973) #2010
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updates across various files, primarily focusing on modifying test classes to use a new base class for permission testing, updating URL routing definitions to utilize the Changes
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backend/varfish/vueapp/urls.py (1)
7-11: LGTM: Updated URL pattern to usepath()with improved readabilityThe change from
url()topath()is correct and improves readability. The use of thestrpath converter simplifies the pattern while maintaining the same functionality.For consistency with Django's style guide, consider moving the
viewparameter to a new line:path( "ajax/user-setting/<str:setting_name>/", views_ajax.UserSettingView.as_view(), name="user-setting", ),backend/cohorts/tests/test_views_ui.py (1)
4-4: Clarify the purpose of the TODO commentThe TODO comment lacks context and details. Could you please provide more information about what needs to be done here? This will help in understanding the intended changes or improvements for this file.
backend/variants/urls/annos.py (1)
10-14: LGTM: Updated URL pattern to usepath()with UUID converterThe change from
url()topath()with the<uuid:case>converter is an excellent improvement. It enhances readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.Consider adding a trailing slash to the URL pattern for consistency with Django's URL naming conventions:
- "ajax/smallvariant/user-annotated-case/<uuid:case>/", + "ajax/smallvariant/user-annotated-case/<uuid:case>/",This ensures that Django will automatically redirect requests without a trailing slash to the URL with a trailing slash, which is the default behavior in Django.
backend/cases/tests/test_views.py (1)
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1-14: Summary: Base class update for permission testingThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to improve the structure of permission tests. The
TestCasesViewsclass now inherits fromProjectPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectPermissionBase. This change appears to be consistent across the codebase.Key points:
- The import statement has been updated accordingly.
- The test method
test_entrypointremains unchanged, suggesting that the expected behavior is maintained.- This change might affect other test classes that were using the old base class.
Consider updating the documentation to reflect this change in the permission testing structure, especially if it impacts how developers should write new tests or modify existing ones.
backend/maintenance/management/commands/drop_variant_summary.py (2)
9-13: LGTM: Well-defined command class with clear documentation.The
Commandclass is correctly defined and documented. The use of a class-levelhelpattribute is the proper way to provide a description for Django management commands.Consider expanding the class docstring to include more details about when and why this command should be used, as well as any potential impacts of dropping the variant summary.
15-19: Solid implementation with room for improvement in error handling and user confirmation.The
handlemethod is well-implemented with the use of@transaction.atomicfor database consistency and proper use of Django's command output methods. However, there are a few areas for improvement:
- Add error handling to catch and report any exceptions that might occur during the operation.
- Implement a user confirmation step before proceeding with the deletion.
- Consider adding a dry-run option for safety.
Here's a suggested implementation:
@transaction.atomic def handle(self, *args, **options): """Perform dropping the statistics.""" if options.get('dry_run'): self.stdout.write("Dry run: Would drop variant summary.") return if input("Are you sure you want to drop the variant summary? This action cannot be undone. (y/N): ").lower() != 'y': self.stdout.write("Operation cancelled.") return try: models.drop_variants_smallvariantsummary() self.stdout.write(self.style.SUCCESS("Successfully dropped variant summary.")) except Exception as e: self.stderr.write(self.style.ERROR(f"Error dropping variant summary: {str(e)}")) def add_arguments(self, parser): parser.add_argument( '--dry-run', action='store_true', help='Simulate the drop operation without actually performing it.', )This implementation adds user confirmation, error handling, and a dry-run option for safer execution.
backend/maintenance/management/commands/create_variant_summary.py (1)
15-19: Consider adding error handling and progress reporting.The
handlemethod is well-implemented with the@transaction.atomicdecorator ensuring database consistency. The core logic delegation and success message are good practices.However, consider the following improvements:
- Add error handling to catch and report any exceptions that might occur during the summary creation.
- Implement progress reporting for potentially long-running operations.
Here's a suggested implementation with error handling and progress reporting:
@transaction.atomic def handle(self, *args, **options): """Perform creating the statistics.""" try: self.stdout.write("Starting variant summary creation...") models.create_variants_smallvariantsummary( progress_callback=lambda x: self.stdout.write(f"Progress: {x}%") ) self.stdout.write(self.style.SUCCESS("Done creating variant summary.")) except Exception as e: self.stdout.write(self.style.ERROR(f"Error creating variant summary: {str(e)}")) raiseThis implementation assumes that
create_variants_smallvariantsummarycan accept aprogress_callback. If it doesn't, you may need to modify that function to support progress reporting.backend/importer/migrations/0012_alter_importcasebgjob_bg_job.py (1)
1-25: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the dynamicrelated_name.The migration looks good and follows Django best practices. The
bg_jobfield is properly defined with appropriate attributes. TheCASCADEdeletion behavior and the help text are well-chosen.Consider adding a comment explaining the use of the dynamic
related_name. While it's a good practice to avoid naming conflicts, a brief explanation can help future developers understand the reasoning. You could add something like:# Using dynamic related_name to avoid potential naming conflicts across apps related_name="%(app_label)s_%(class)s_related",This small addition would enhance the code's self-documentation.
backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (1)
4-9: Overall impact: Minimal. Ensure comprehensive testing.The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize naming conventions. While the impact on this specific file is minimal and shouldn't affect the functionality of the tests, it's crucial to ensure that these changes are consistent across the entire project.
To maintain the integrity of the test suite:
- Run the entire test suite to ensure no regressions have been introduced.
- Pay special attention to any tests that inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseto verify they behave as expected.- Update any documentation or developer guides that may reference the old class name.
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_permissions.py (1)
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1-43: Summary: Permission testing framework updateThe changes in this file are part of a larger update to the permission testing framework. The base class for permission testing has been changed from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase. While the changes in this file are consistent and focused, it's important to ensure that this update has been applied consistently across the entire project.Consider the following steps to ensure a smooth transition:
- Review other test files in the project that may be using the old
TestProjectPermissionBaseand update them accordingly.- Run the entire test suite to verify that the new base class doesn't introduce any breaking changes or require additional setup in other modules.
- Update any documentation or developer guidelines related to permission testing to reflect the new base class usage.
These steps will help maintain consistency and prevent potential issues in other parts of the project.
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions.py (1)
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1-40: Summary of changes and potential impacts.The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to update the permission testing framework. The main changes include:
- Updating the import statement to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase.- Changing the base class of
TestVarAnnoSetViewsfromTestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase.While these changes appear appropriate, it's crucial to ensure that:
- The new base class
ProjectPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary functionality, especially theassert_responsemethod used in the test methods.- The
setUpmethod is compatible with the new base class.- The overall test logic still aligns with the project's permission testing requirements.
To maintain the integrity of the permission testing framework:
- Document the reasons for this base class change and any differences in functionality between the old and new base classes.
- Update any project-wide testing guidelines or documentation to reflect this change in the permission testing approach.
- Consider running the entire test suite to ensure that this change doesn't have any unexpected side effects on other test classes that might be using the same base class.
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_views.py (1)
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1-48: Summary of changes and potential impactThe modifications in this file consistently update the base class for all test classes from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBase. This refactoring appears to be part of a larger effort to standardize view testing across the project. While the changes are straightforward and consistent, it's crucial to ensure that:
- The new
ViewTestBaseclass provides all the necessary functionality previously available inTestViewsBase.- Test coverage is maintained across all affected test cases.
- This refactoring is applied consistently across the entire project.
These changes have the potential to improve code maintainability and standardization of testing practices. However, thorough verification of test functionality and coverage is recommended to prevent any regressions.
Consider documenting this change in the project's testing guidelines or developer documentation to ensure all team members are aware of the new standardized approach to view testing.
backend/svs/migrations/0029_alter_buildbackgroundsvsetjob_bg_job_and_more.py (1)
37-46: LGTM! Consistent field definition with potential for future optimization.The changes to the
bg_jobfield in theimportstructuralvariantbgjobmodel maintain the consistency observed in the previous two models. This is good for current maintenance and understanding.Suggestion for future improvement:
Consider refactoring these models to use a common base class or mixin for thebg_jobfield definition. This could reduce code duplication and make future changes easier to manage.backend/beaconsite/urls.py (1)
11-62: LGTM: Improved URL patterns withpath()The changes to
ui_urlpatternsare well-implemented:
- Replaced
url()withpath()for all patterns.- Simplified regex patterns to use path converters.
- Consistently used
<uuid:parameter_name>for UUID patterns.These changes improve readability and maintainability.
For consistency, consider adding a trailing slash to the root path:
- path( - route="", + path( + route="/", view=views.IndexView.as_view(), name="index", ),This would align with the trailing slash convention used in other routes.
frontend/src/varfish/components/FilterForm/DevPane.vue (1)
87-87: Unnecessary change in input element id.The
idattribute of the input element has been modified, but the value remains "customSwitch1". This change appears to be unnecessary and might be an unintended modification or a result of code formatting.- id="customSwitch1" + id="customSwitch1"Consider reverting this change to maintain code consistency and avoid confusion.
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/FlagsPane.vue (2)
18-18: Approve change with minor optimization suggestion.The addition of an explicit check for
querySettingsbeing neither null nor undefined is a good defensive programming practice. It ensures that the component only renders whenquerySettingsis properly initialized, potentially preventing runtime errors.However, we can slightly optimize this check:
Consider simplifying the condition to use the nullish coalescing operator:
- v-if="querySettings !== null && querySettings !== undefined" + v-if="querySettings != null"This change maintains the same logic but is more concise. In JavaScript,
!= nullchecks for bothnullandundefined.
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1-114: General component structure review and suggestions.The
FlagsPanecomponent is well-structured and follows Vue.js best practices. Here are some observations and suggestions for potential improvements:
The component uses the Composition API with
<script setup>, which is good for maintainability and readability.Props are properly defined and used throughout the component.
The template structure is clear and uses appropriate Vue directives.
Consider extracting the flag rendering logic into a separate component to improve reusability and reduce the complexity of this component.
The inline styles and classes could be moved to the
<style>section for better separation of concerns.Consider using TypeScript for better type checking and developer experience, especially for complex props like
querySettings.The component imports a global CSS file. Consider using scoped CSS or CSS modules for better encapsulation.
These suggestions aim to enhance the component's maintainability and align it with modern Vue.js best practices. Would you like assistance in implementing any of these improvements?
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/QualityPane.vue (2)
74-74: Improved conditional renderingThe simplification of the
v-ifcondition is a good change. It improves code readability while maintaining the same functionality for the expected prop types. This change aligns with Vue.js best practices for conditional rendering.Consider using the optional chaining operator for even more concise and safe property access:
<table v-if="props.querySettings?.quality" class="table table-striped table-hover sodar-card-table compact-form-groups">This approach would prevent potential errors if
querySettingsis defined butqualityis not, providing an additional layer of safety.
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1-115: Suggestions for code organization and prop handlingThe overall structure and implementation of the component look good. However, consider the following suggestions for further improvement:
Move the
keyMapobject to a separate constants file if it's used in other components. This would improve maintainability and reusability.Consider using a computed property to derive
membersWithGtEntriesfromprops.caseObj.pedigree. This would make the filtering logic more reactive and easier to test.For consistency, consider using a computed property to access
props.querySettings.qualityinstead of accessing it directly in the template. This would centralize the prop access and make it easier to add checks or transformations if needed in the future.Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
// In a separate constants file export const QUALITY_KEY_MAP = { qualMinDpHet: 'dp_het', qualMinDpHom: 'dp_hom', qualMinAb: 'ab', qualMinGq: 'gq', qualMinAd: 'ad', qualMaxAd: 'ad_max', qualFail: 'fail', } // In your component import { QUALITY_KEY_MAP } from '@/constants/qualitySettings' // ... const membersWithGtEntries = computed(() => props.caseObj.pedigree.filter((member) => member.has_gt_entries) ) const qualitySettings = computed(() => props.querySettings?.quality || {}) // Then in your template, use `qualitySettings.value[member.name]` instead of `querySettings.quality[member.name]`These changes would make your component more maintainable and slightly more performant.
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (1)
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1-108: Summary: Consistent base class update with minimal impact.The changes in this file are limited to updating the base class for both test classes from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent across the file and aligns with the PR objectives to upgrade to sodar core v1.The lack of other changes in the file suggests that the new base class is compatible with the existing test methods, which is a positive sign. However, it's important to ensure that this change is applied consistently across the entire codebase and that it doesn't negatively impact test coverage or functionality.
Consider adding a comment at the top of the file explaining the reason for using
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand its benefits over the previous base class. This would help future developers understand the context of these changes.backend/genepanels/tests/test_permissions.py (1)
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1-96: Summary: Base class update requires careful verification.The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort, updating the base class for permission testing from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase. While the changes are consistent and the test methods remain unchanged, it's crucial to verify that:
- The new base class provides all necessary methods and attributes.
- The behavior of inherited methods, especially
assert_response, remains consistent.- The test coverage and effectiveness have not been inadvertently reduced.
Consider the following steps to ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any regressions:
- Run the entire test suite for the genepanels module and verify that all tests pass.
- Compare the code coverage before and after this change to ensure no decrease in coverage.
- Review the changes made to the
ProjectPermissionTestBaseclass in the projectroles module to understand any new features or behavior changes that could be leveraged in these tests.If you need assistance in generating scripts for these verifications or in updating the tests to take advantage of any new features in the base class, please let me know.
backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
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1-107: Summary: File updated successfully as part of sodar core v1 upgrade.The changes in this file are consistent with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1. The main updates include:
- Importing
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase.- Updating both test classes to inherit from the new base class.
These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort. The existing test structure and methods remain unchanged, which suggests that the new base class is compatible with the current testing approach. This minimizes the risk of introducing new bugs.
A minor typo was found in one of the class names, which has been addressed in a previous comment.
To ensure a smooth transition:
- Verify that all methods used from the base class are still available in
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- Run the test suite to confirm that all tests still pass with the new base class.
- Update the class name typo as suggested earlier.
Consider reviewing other test files in the project to ensure consistent use of the new
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass across all relevant test cases.backend/Makefile (1)
120-121: Approved with suggestion: Simplified migrate targetThe simplified
migratetarget directly runs the Djangomigratecommand, which is clear and straightforward. This change reduces complexity in the migration process.However, consider adding a dependency on the
makemigrationstarget to ensure migrations are always generated before being applied:.PHONY: migrate migrate: makemigrations pipenv run $(MANAGE) migrateThis would prevent scenarios where migrations are applied without first being generated, maintaining a consistent workflow.
backend/cases/urls.py (2)
15-79: LGTM: Consistent modernization of AJAX URL patternsThe update from
url()topath()for all AJAX URL patterns is consistent and aligns with Django's best practices. The use of UUID converters (<uuid:...>) for various parameters ensures type safety and consistency across all patterns.Consider refactoring these URL patterns to reduce repetition. You might be able to use Django's
include()function or create a custom URL pattern generator to minimize duplication, especially for patterns that follow a similar structure (e.g., list, create, retrieve, update, destroy operations).Example of a potential refactoring:
def create_crud_patterns(prefix, view_class, name_prefix): return [ path(f"{prefix}/list/<uuid:project>/", view_class.as_view(), name=f"{name_prefix}-list"), path(f"{prefix}/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:id>/", view_class.as_view(), name=f"{name_prefix}-retrieveupdatedestroy"), # Add other common patterns here ] # Usage ajax_urlpatterns = [ *create_crud_patterns("ajax/case", views_ajax.CaseAjaxView, "ajax-case"), *create_crud_patterns("ajax/case-comment", views_ajax.CaseCommentAjaxView, "ajax-casecomment"), # Add other pattern groups here ]This approach could make the URL configuration more maintainable and less prone to errors when adding new patterns or modifying existing ones.
Inconsistent Use of AJAX Views in API URL Patterns
The verification confirms that while all necessary API views are properly defined in
backend/cases/views_api.py, theapi_urlpatternsinbackend/cases/urls.pycontinue to reference AJAX views fromviews_ajax. This inconsistency should be corrected to ensure that API URL patterns utilize the appropriate API views.Areas Needing Attention:
backend/cases/urls.py: Updateapi_urlpatternsto useviews_api.*ApiViewinstead ofviews_ajax.*AjaxView.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-155: Overall assessment: Good modernization with room for improvementThe changes in this file represent a positive step towards modernizing the URL configuration by consistently using
path()instead ofurl()and implementing UUID converters for type safety. These updates align well with Django's current best practices.However, there are a few areas that could benefit from further attention:
The repetitive nature of the URL patterns suggests an opportunity for refactoring to improve maintainability and reduce the likelihood of errors when adding or modifying patterns.
There are inconsistencies in the API section where some patterns still reference AJAX views instead of API views. This should be addressed to ensure proper separation of concerns and consistent behavior.
Consider implementing a more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) approach to defining URL patterns, possibly by using Django's
include()function or creating custom URL pattern generators.Addressing these points will further enhance the quality and maintainability of the URL configuration.
To ensure that all necessary API views exist and are properly referenced, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any missing API views and any remaining references to AJAX views in the API URL patterns.
Action Required: Re-run Verification with Updated Script
To address the issues encountered in the previous verification attempt, please execute the following updated script:
This script adjusts the file type specification by searching for
.pyfiles directly and removes the additionalrg "api_urlpatterns"pipe to prevent further errors. Running this should provide the necessary information to verify the API views and AJAX references accurately.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of API views and their correct usage in URL patterns # Check for the existence of API views echo "Checking for the existence of API views:" rg -t python "class \w+ApiView\(" backend/cases/views_api.py # Check for any remaining references to AJAX views in api_urlpatterns echo "\nChecking for references to AJAX views in api_urlpatterns:" rg -t python "views_ajax\.\w+AjaxView" backend/cases/urls.py | rg "api_urlpatterns"Length of output: 428
Script:
# #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of API views and their correct usage in URL patterns # Check for the existence of API views echo "Checking for the existence of API views:" rg "class \w+ApiView\(" backend/cases/views_api.py # Check for any remaining references to AJAX views in api_urlpatterns echo -e "\nChecking for references to AJAX views in api_urlpatterns:" rg "views_ajax\.\w+AjaxView" backend/cases/urls.pyLength of output: 2473
backend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
16-16: LGTM: Base class updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.The base class has been successfully updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This modification improves naming consistency and likely reflects a broader refactoring of test classes.Consider updating the class docstring to reflect any changes in functionality or purpose that might have come with the new base class, if applicable.
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
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1-186: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication.The changes to both
TestBeaconInfoApiViewandTestBeaconQueryApiViewlook good and are consistent. However, there's an opportunity to improve the overall structure of these tests:
- Both classes share similar test methods (test_success, test_fail_key, test_fail_clock_skew) with nearly identical implementations.
- The
AcceptHeaderMixinis used by both classes and contains shared functionality.Consider creating a common base class that inherits from both
AcceptHeaderMixinandProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This new base class could include the shared test methods, reducing code duplication and improving maintainability.Example structure:
class BaseBeaconApiTest(AcceptHeaderMixin, ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.consortium = ConsortiumWithLocalAndRemoteSiteFactory() self.remote_site = Site.objects.get(role=Site.REMOTE) ConsortiumAssignmentFactory( consortium=self.consortium, project=self.project, ) def test_success(self): # Implement shared success test logic def test_fail_key(self): # Implement shared key failure test logic def test_fail_clock_skew(self): # Implement shared clock skew test logic class TestBeaconInfoApiView(BaseBeaconApiTest): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.url = reverse("beaconsite:beacon-api-info") class TestBeaconQueryApiView(BaseBeaconApiTest): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.small_variant = SmallVariantFactory(case__project=self.project) self.beacon_allele_request = BeaconAlleleRequest(...) self.url = reverse("beaconsite:beacon-api-query") + "?" + self.get_query_params() def get_query_params(self): return "&".join( "%s=%s" % (k, v) for k, v in cattr.unstructure(self.beacon_allele_request).items() )This refactoring would make the tests more maintainable and easier to extend in the future.
backend/variants/tests/test_ui.py (1)
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35-143: LGTM: Excellent addition of custom wait conditions.The new classes (
wait_for_the_attribute_value,wait_for_the_attribute_endswith_value,wait_for_element_endswith_value,element_has_class_locator, andelement_has_class) are well-implemented and documented. They will significantly enhance the robustness of the UI tests by providing more precise control over element waiting conditions.Consider adding a base class for these wait conditions to reduce code duplication, especially for the
__init__methods and error handling. For example:class BaseWaitCondition: def __init__(self, locator_or_element, attribute, value): self.locator_or_element = locator_or_element self.attribute = attribute self.value = value def _get_element(self, driver): if isinstance(self.locator_or_element, tuple): return ec._find_element(driver, self.locator_or_element) return self.locator_or_element def __call__(self, driver): try: element = self._get_element(driver) return self._check_condition(element) except StaleElementReferenceException: return False def _check_condition(self, element): raise NotImplementedErrorThen, each specific wait condition class could inherit from this base class and implement only the
_check_conditionmethod.🧰 Tools
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167-167: Do not use mutable data structures for argument defaults
Replace with
None; initialize within function(B006)
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (1)
183-183: LGTM! Base class updated consistently. Consider addressing TODOs.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefor this test class as well. The change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.Additionally, there are some TODO comments and commented-out code related to authentication status codes throughout the file. Consider addressing these in a future update to improve the test coverage and remove any obsolete code.
frontend/src/svs/components/SvFilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue (5)
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14-22: LGTM! Consider using environment variables for API endpoints.The addition of
lookupGeneApiEndpointandlookupGenePanelApiEndpointproperties improves the component's flexibility. This change allows for easier customization of API endpoints, which is a good practice.For consistency and easier configuration management, consider using environment variables for these API endpoints. This approach would allow for different values in development and production environments without changing the code. For example:
lookupGeneApiEndpoint: { type: String, default: process.env.VUE_APP_LOOKUP_GENE_API_ENDPOINT || '/proxy/varfish/annonars/genes/lookup', }, lookupGenePanelApiEndpoint: { type: String, default: process.env.VUE_APP_LOOKUP_GENE_PANEL_API_ENDPOINT || '/genepanels/api/lookup-genepanel/', },
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95-134: Improved flexibility, but consider enhancing error handling and readability.The changes to
validateGeneBatchmethod significantly improve its flexibility by supporting both gene and gene panel validations. The use of async/await and Promise.all for concurrent requests is a good practice that enhances performance.Consider the following improvements:
Enhance error handling:
try { const response = await fetch(url, { // ... existing options }); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); } return await response.json(); } catch (error) { console.error('Validation error:', error); return { [token]: { valid: false, error: error.message } }; }Refactor for readability:
- Extract the gene panel validation logic into a separate method.
- Use object destructuring for cleaner code, e.g.,
const { identifier, state } = item;.Consider adding a timeout to the fetch requests to prevent long-running requests from blocking the UI:
const controller = new AbortController(); const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => controller.abort(), 5000); // 5 second timeout const response = await fetch(url, { // ... existing options signal: controller.signal, }); clearTimeout(timeoutId);These changes will improve the robustness and maintainability of the validation logic.
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191-200: Good use of async/await, but consider improving error handling and endpoint management.The
loadGenePanelCategoriesmethod has been improved with the use of async/await, which enhances readability. The loading state is correctly managed using theloadingGenePanelCategoriesref.Consider the following improvements:
Add error handling:
const loadGenePanelCategories = async () => { loadingGenePanelCategories.value = true; try { const response = await fetch('/genepanels/api/genepanel-category/list/'); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); } genePanelCategories.value = await response.json(); } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to load gene panel categories:', error); // Optionally, set an error state or show a user-friendly error message } finally { loadingGenePanelCategories.value = false; } };Move the API endpoint to a prop or constant:
const GENE_PANEL_CATEGORIES_ENDPOINT = '/genepanels/api/genepanel-category/list/'; // Or as a prop const props = defineProps({ // ... other props genePanelCategoriesEndpoint: { type: String, default: '/genepanels/api/genepanel-category/list/', }, });These changes will improve the robustness and maintainability of the
loadGenePanelCategoriesmethod.
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310-323: Good addition of confidence selection, consider improving accessibility.The addition of the Genomics England confidence select element enhances user control over gene panel selection. The change from
@changeto@selectin the Multiselect component is correct and aligns with the component's API.To improve accessibility, consider adding
aria-labelattributes to the select elements:<Multiselect id="genomicsEnglandPanelApp" :options="genomicsEnglandPanels" placeholder="Add from GE PanelApp" :searchable="true" style="width: 400px" @select="insertGenomicsEnglandPanel" aria-label="Select Genomics England Panel" /> <select id="genomicsEnglandConfidence" v-model="genomicsEnglandConfidence" class="form-control ml-2 mr-2" aria-label="Select Genomics England Confidence Level" > <!-- ... options ... --> </select>This will improve the experience for users relying on screen readers or other assistive technologies.
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328-367: Excellent addition of loading state and conditional rendering.The implementation of a loading state for local panels and the conditional rendering of the dropdown menu significantly improve the user experience. This approach prevents the display of an empty menu and provides clear feedback during data fetching.
To further enhance the user experience, consider adding a message when there are no gene panel categories available:
<div v-else-if="!loadingGenePanelCategories && genePanelCategories.length === 0" class="alert alert-info mt-2"> No local gene panel categories available. </div>This will provide clear feedback to the user when there are no categories to display, improving the overall usability of the component.
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue (1)
285-285: Approve with suggestion: Consider initializing querySettings with default valuesThe addition of the
v-ifdirective is a good safeguard against potential errors whenquerySettingsis null or undefined. However, to ensure consistent behavior, consider initializingquerySettingswith default values in the component's setup or in the parent component.const props = withDefaults(defineProps<{ querySettings: { genomic_region: string[], gene_allowlist: string[] } }>(), { querySettings: () => ({ genomic_region: [], gene_allowlist: [] }) })This approach would maintain the visibility of the genomic region section while still preventing errors.
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/EffectPane.vue (2)
143-143: Approve changes with a minor suggestion for consistencyThe addition of null checks for
props.querySettingsin thev-ifdirective improves the component's robustness. This change prevents potential runtime errors whenprops.querySettingsis null or undefined.For consistency with the script section, consider using the nullish coalescing operator (??) instead of the logical OR (||) for the null check:
-v-if="props.querySettings !== null && props.querySettings !== undefined" +v-if="props.querySettings != null"This change maintains the same functionality while making the code more concise and consistent with modern JavaScript practices.
143-143: Approve changes with suggestion for improved error handlingThe addition of the
v-ifdirective to the root<div>element is a good practice to prevent rendering whenprops.querySettingsis null or undefined. This change helps avoid potential runtime errors and unexpected behavior.However, to improve debugging and error handling, consider adding a fallback or error message when
props.querySettingsis not available. This can help identify issues more quickly during development or in production. For example:<template> <div v-if="props.querySettings != null" style="position: relative" class="mr-2 mt-2"> <!-- Existing content --> </div> <div v-else class="alert alert-warning"> Error: querySettings is not available. Please check the parent component. </div> </template>This addition will make it easier to identify and debug issues related to missing or invalid
querySettings.frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/FrequencyPane.vue (2)
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13-28: New methoddumpFrequencies()added for developer informationThe
dumpFrequencies()method has been added to serialize specific frequency-related properties fromprops.querySettings. This is useful for debugging and development purposes.Consider the following suggestions:
- Add a comment explaining the purpose of this method and when it should be used.
- Consider using a more efficient approach for filtering object properties, such as
Object.fromEntries()combined withObject.entries().Here's an example of how you could refactor the method for better performance and readability:
const dumpFrequencies = () => { const frequencyPrefixes = ['thousand_genomes_', 'exac_', 'gnomad_exomes_', 'gnomad_genomes_', 'inhouse_', 'mtdb_', 'helixmtdb_', 'mitomap']; return JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries( Object.entries(props.querySettings).filter(([key]) => frequencyPrefixes.some(prefix => key.startsWith(prefix)) ) )); }This refactored version reduces the number of iterations and improves readability by using a predefined list of prefixes.
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425-433: New developer information section addedA new
<div>has been added to display developer information, showing the result ofdumpFrequencies()whenfiltrationComplexityModeis set to 'dev'.This addition is helpful for debugging and development purposes. It provides a quick way to view the current state of frequency-related settings.
Consider adding a brief explanation or tooltip for the displayed information to help developers understand its purpose and content.
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (1)
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1-543: Consider enhancing test coverage and reducing duplicationWhile the current tests cover the basic CRUD operations and permissions, there are a few areas where the test suite could be improved:
Consider using parameterized tests to reduce code duplication across similar test classes. This can make the test suite more maintainable and easier to extend.
Add tests for edge cases and error conditions. For example, test behavior with invalid input data or when a resource doesn't exist.
Add docstrings to test methods to clearly describe what each test is verifying. This will improve the maintainability and readability of the test suite.
Example of a parameterized test:
import pytest @pytest.mark.parametrize("view_name,model_factory,url_kwargs", [ ("cases:ajax-case-list", CaseFactory, {"project": "project.sodar_uuid"}), ("cases:ajax-casephenotypeterms-listcreate", CasePhenotypeTermsFactory, {"case": "case.sodar_uuid"}), # Add more view configurations here ]) def test_list_view_permissions(self, view_name, model_factory, url_kwargs): obj = model_factory(project=self.project) url = reverse(view_name, kwargs={k: getattr(obj, v) for k, v in url_kwargs.items()}) good_users = [ self.superuser, self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, self.user_guest, ] bad_users_403 = [self.anonymous, self.user_no_roles] self.assert_response(url, good_users, 200, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, bad_users_403, 403, method="GET")This approach can significantly reduce the amount of repeated code in your test suite.
frontend/src/variants/components/QueryPresets/SetEditor.vue (2)
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411-438: Improved implementation ofsetUpQuickPresetSortablefunctionThe changes in this function enhance the logic for updating quick preset positions. The use of
constfor variables and the async/await syntax for updating presets are good practices.Consider extracting the preset update logic into a separate function for better readability:
set: async (sortable) => { const uuids = sortable.toArray() const uuidsToPresets = {} for (const presets of presetSet.value[ `${selectedCategory.value}_set` ]) { uuidsToPresets[presets.sodar_uuid] = presets } - uuids.forEach(async (presetsUuid, i) => { - if (presetsUuid in uuidsToPresets) { - uuidsToPresets[presetsUuid].position = i - await queryPresetsStore.updatePresets( - 'quickpresets', - props.presetSetUuid, - presetsUuid, - uuidsToPresets[presetsUuid], - ) - } - }) + await Promise.all(uuids.map(async (presetsUuid, i) => { + if (presetsUuid in uuidsToPresets) { + uuidsToPresets[presetsUuid].position = i + return queryPresetsStore.updatePresets( + 'quickpresets', + props.presetSetUuid, + presetsUuid, + uuidsToPresets[presetsUuid], + ) + } + })) },This change uses
Promise.allto update all presets concurrently, which could improve performance.
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451-459: Improvedwatchfunction forpresetSetUuidThe changes in this watch function enhance the handling of
presetSetUuidprop changes. The reset of the selected category and conditional setup of the sortable are good practices.Consider adding a check to prevent unnecessary calls to
setUpQuickPresetSortable:watch( () => props.presetSetUuid, async (newValue) => { await handleCategoryClicked('presetset') - if (sortable.value === null) { + if (sortable.value === null && getPresetSetEntries('quickpresets').length > 0) { setUpQuickPresetSortable() } }, )This change ensures that
setUpQuickPresetSortableis only called when there are quick presets to sort, consistent with the logic in theonMountedhook.backend/genepanels/tests/test_views.py (4)
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91-119: Consider adding a test for invalid data submission.The current tests cover the happy path for category creation, but it would be beneficial to also test how the view handles invalid data submission. This ensures that the view properly validates input and returns appropriate error responses.
Here's a suggested test method to add:
def test_create_invalid_data(self): self.assertEqual(GenePanelCategory.objects.count(), 0) post_data = { "title": "", # Invalid: empty title "description": "ddd", } with self.login(self.superuser): response = self.client.post(reverse("genepanels:category-create"), post_data) self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200) # Should re-render the form self.assertFormError(response, "form", "title", "This field is required.") self.assertEqual(GenePanelCategory.objects.count(), 0)
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120-166: Consider adding a test for invalid data submission in update view.Similar to the create view, it would be beneficial to test how the update view handles invalid data submission. This ensures that the view properly validates input and returns appropriate error responses when updating a category.
Here's a suggested test method to add:
def test_update_invalid_data(self): self.assertEqual(GenePanelCategory.objects.count(), 1) post_data = { "title": "", # Invalid: empty title "description": "ddd", } with self.login(self.superuser): response = self.client.post( reverse( "genepanels:category-update", kwargs={"category": self.category.sodar_uuid}, ), post_data, ) self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200) # Should re-render the form self.assertFormError(response, "form", "title", "This field is required.") self.assertEqual(GenePanelCategory.objects.count(), 1) self.category.refresh_from_db() self.assertNotEqual(self.category.title, post_data["title"])
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303-358: Consider adding a test for invalid data submission in gene panel update view.While the current tests cover the happy path and external service interaction, it would be beneficial to also test how the update view handles invalid data submission. This ensures that the view properly validates input and returns appropriate error responses when updating a gene panel.
Here's a suggested test method to add:
@patch("django.conf.settings.VARFISH_BACKEND_URL_ANNONARS", "https://annonars.com") @Mocker() def test_update_invalid_data(self, mock): self.assertEqual(GenePanel.objects.count(), 1) self._set_annonars_mocker(mock) post_data = { "identifier": "", # Invalid: empty identifier "title": "XXX", "description": "ddd", "version_major": 2, "version_minor": 2, "category": str(self.category.sodar_uuid), "genes": "TTN\nGBA1", } with self.login(self.superuser): response = self.client.post( reverse( "genepanels:genepanel-update", kwargs={"panel": self.panel.sodar_uuid}, ), post_data, ) self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200) # Should re-render the form self.assertFormError(response, "form", "identifier", "This field is required.") self.panel.refresh_from_db() self.assertNotEqual(self.panel.identifier, post_data["identifier"])
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1-700: Summary of changes and suggestions for improvementThe main change in this file is the consistent update of the base class from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBasefor all test classes. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize view tests across the project.The existing test coverage is generally good, with comprehensive tests for various scenarios including different panel states and interactions with external services. However, there are a few areas where the test coverage could be improved:
Several view tests (GenePanelCategoryCreateView, GenePanelCategoryUpdateView, GenePanelUpdateView) lack tests for invalid data submission. Adding these tests would ensure that the views properly handle and respond to invalid input.
Consider adding edge case tests for some views, such as testing with maximum allowed values or testing with special characters in input fields.
For views that interact with external services (like Annonars), consider adding tests for scenarios where the external service fails or returns unexpected data.
These improvements would further enhance the robustness of the test suite and help catch potential issues early in the development process.
backend/variants/tests/test_file_export.py (1)
18-18: Consider checking other files for similar changesThe switch from
ProjectEventtoTimelineEventin this file might be part of a larger refactoring effort. It would be beneficial to ensure that this change has been consistently applied across the entire codebase where necessary.Consider running the following script to identify other files that might need similar updates:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for other occurrences of ProjectEvent in the codebase # Test: Search for files containing ProjectEvent rg -l 'ProjectEvent' # Note: Review the output and update other files if necessaryAlso applies to: 978-978
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (2)
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356-2341: Consider a comprehensive refactoring of the test suite structureThe current test file contains 16 very similar test classes, each testing CRUD operations for different models related to sequence variant queries and results. While thorough, this approach leads to significant code duplication and a very long file that may be difficult to maintain. Consider a major refactoring of the test suite to improve its structure, readability, and maintainability.
Here are some suggestions for refactoring:
Create a base test class:
Implement a base test class that contains all the common CRUD test methods. This class should be generic enough to work with different models and URL patterns.Use parameterized tests:
Utilize a library likeparameterizedto create data-driven tests. This can help reduce the number of test classes and methods while still covering all necessary cases.Group related tests:
Instead of having separate test classes for closely related models, consider grouping them into a single test class with multiple test methods.Use fixtures or factories more extensively:
Create fixtures or use factory-boy more extensively to set up test data, reducing the amount of setup code in each test method.Separate permissions tests:
Consider separating the permissions testing logic into its own set of tests, allowing the CRUD tests to focus solely on functionality.Here's a basic example of how this refactoring could look:
from parameterized import parameterized class BaseAPITest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.good_users = [self.superuser, self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, self.user_guest] self.bad_users_401 = [self.anonymous] self.bad_users_403 = [self.user_no_roles, self.user_finder_cat] def assert_crud_operations(self, url_name, factory, create_data): # Implement generic CRUD tests here class TestSeqVarsAPI(BaseAPITest): @parameterized.expand([ ("querypresetsset", SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory, {"rank": 1, "label": "test"}), ("querypresetssetversion", SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory, {"version_minor": 2}), # ... add other models here ]) def test_crud_operations(self, url_name, factory, create_data): self.assert_crud_operations(url_name, factory, create_data) # Add any specific tests that don't fit the generic CRUD pattern hereThis refactoring would significantly reduce the length of the test file, make it easier to maintain and extend, and still provide comprehensive coverage of your API endpoints.
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1-2341: Summary of review for test_permissions_api.pyThis file contains comprehensive tests for API permissions across multiple related models in the sequence variants module. The tests are thorough and cover various user roles and CRUD operations. However, there are several areas where the code could be improved:
- There's significant repetition across the test classes, which could be reduced through refactoring.
- The file is very long, which may impact maintainability.
- More advanced testing techniques could be employed to make the tests more concise and easier to maintain.
Main suggestions for improvement:
- Create a base test class for common CRUD operations.
- Use parameterized tests to reduce repetition.
- Consider grouping related tests and using fixtures or factories more extensively.
- Separate permissions testing logic from CRUD testing.
Implementing these suggestions could significantly improve the maintainability and readability of the test suite while maintaining its comprehensive coverage.
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frontend/ext/reev-frontend-lib (1)
1-1: Submodule update approved. Verify compatibility.The submodule
reev-frontend-libhas been updated to a new commit. This change looks good, but it's important to ensure that this update is intentional and compatible with the main project.To verify the changes between the old and new versions of the submodule, you can run the following commands:
This will help you review the changes and ensure there are no breaking changes or unexpected modifications.
Would you like me to analyze the changes in the submodule for potential impacts on the main project?
backend/varfish/vueapp/urls.py (1)
1-1: LGTM: Updated import statement to usedjango.urlsThe change from
django.conf.urlstodjango.urlsand the use ofpathinstead ofurlis correct. This aligns with Django's best practices and deprecation warnings.backend/varfish/users/urls.py (6)
1-1: LGTM: Correct import for Django'spathfunction.The change from importing
urlto importingpathis correct and follows Django's best practices for URL routing.
6-6: LGTM: Correct implementation ofpath()for UserListView.The URL pattern for UserListView has been correctly updated to use
path(). The empty string pattern correctly matches the root of the URL namespace, equivalent to the previous regex^$.
7-7: LGTM: Correct implementation ofpath()for UserRedirectView.The URL pattern for UserRedirectView has been correctly updated to use
path(). The simplified pattern~redirect/is equivalent to the previous regex^~redirect/$in this context.
8-8: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for UserDetailView.The URL pattern for UserDetailView has been correctly updated to use
path(). The new pattern<str:username>/uses a path converter, which is equivalent to the previous regex for capturing usernames. This change improves readability and maintainability of the code.
9-9: LGTM: Correct implementation ofpath()for UserUpdateView.The URL pattern for UserUpdateView has been correctly updated to use
path(). The simplified pattern~update/is equivalent to the previous regex^~update/$in this context.
1-9: Great job updating URL patterns to usepath()!The changes in this file consistently update all URL patterns to use Django's
path()function instead of the deprecatedurl()function. This update aligns with Django's best practices and improves the overall readability and maintainability of the URL routing configuration. The functionality remains unchanged while benefiting from the more modern syntax.backend/cohorts/tests/test_views_ui.py (1)
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5-17: Address the commented-out state of the entire fileThe entire file, including the
TestEntrypointViewclass, is commented out. This effectively disables all tests for the cohorts entrypoint view, which could lead to reduced test coverage.
- Is this intentional?
- If so, what is the plan to re-enable these tests or replace them?
- If not, should these tests be uncommented and updated to work with the new
UITestBaseclass?Ensuring proper test coverage is crucial for maintaining the reliability of the cohorts functionality.
To check the current test coverage for the cohorts module, we can run the following script:
This will help us understand the impact of commenting out this test file on the overall test coverage of the cohorts module.
backend/variants/urls/annos.py (1)
3-3: LGTM: Updated import statement to usepathfromdjango.urlsThis change aligns with Django's best practices by using the more modern
path()function instead of the deprecatedurl()function for URL routing. This update improves code readability and maintainability.backend/cases/tests/test_views.py (2)
2-2: LGTM! Verify base class functionality.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBasefromprojectroles.tests.test_permissions. This change appears to be part of a refactoring effort and follows better naming conventions.To ensure that the new base class provides all necessary functionality, please run the following script:
5-5: LGTM! Verify impact on test suite.The class inheritance has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. The test method remains unchanged, suggesting that the expected behavior is maintained.To ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact other parts of the test suite, please run the following script:
backend/maintenance/management/commands/drop_variant_summary.py (1)
1-7: LGTM: Well-structured file with proper imports.The file structure and import organization follow good practices. The module-level docstring provides a clear description of the file's purpose, and the imports are grouped logically with proper spacing.
backend/maintenance/management/commands/create_variant_summary.py (3)
1-7: LGTM: Well-structured imports and file organization.The file structure and imports are well-organized, following Python best practices. The module-level docstring provides a clear description of the file's purpose, and the imports are grouped logically with appropriate spacing.
9-13: LGTM: Well-defined Command class.The
Commandclass is correctly implemented as a Django management command. The class-level docstring and thehelpattribute provide clear and concise information about the command's purpose.
1-19: Overall assessment: Well-implemented Django management command.This new Django management command for creating variant summaries is well-structured and follows best practices. The code is clean, readable, and properly organized. The suggested improvements for error handling and progress reporting will enhance its robustness and user-friendliness, but the current implementation is already solid and ready for use.
Great job on this implementation!
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions.py (3)
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1-24: Summary: Base class update improves consistency.The changes in this file are minimal and focused on updating the base class name from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase. This update improves code consistency and follows better naming conventions. The functionality of theTestCasesViewsclass and itstest_entrypointmethod remains unchanged, which suggests that the base class interface is compatible.To ensure project-wide consistency, consider reviewing other test files that might still be using the old base class name.
2-2: LGTM! Consider verifying other test files.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase, which follows better naming conventions. This change improves code readability and consistency.To ensure consistency across the project, let's verify if other test files need similar updates:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other test files that might need updating # Search for files still using the old base class name rg --type python 'from projectroles.tests.test_permissions import TestProjectPermissionBase' -l # Search for files already using the new base class name rg --type python 'from projectroles.tests.test_permissions import ProjectPermissionTestBase' -l
5-5: LGTM! Verify base class interface consistency.The class inheritance has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This improves code consistency and readability.To ensure that the new base class maintains the same interface, let's verify its definition:
backend/ext_gestaltmatcher/migrations/0003_alter_smallvariantquerygestaltmatcherscores_id_and_more.py (4)
1-4: LGTM: Migration file header and imports are correct.The file header and imports are standard for a Django migration file. The Django version (4.2.16) is up-to-date, and the necessary modules are imported correctly.
1-27: Overall assessment: Well-structured migration for improved scalability.This migration file is well-crafted and follows Django best practices. The change to
BigAutoFieldfor theidfields of bothsmallvariantquerygestaltmatcherscoresandsmallvariantquerypediascoresmodels is a forward-thinking approach to ensure database scalability.Key points:
- The migration is correctly dependent on the previous migration.
- The changes are consistent across both models.
- The use of
BigAutoFieldallows for a larger range of unique identifiers.Remember to test thoroughly, especially if there's existing data, and update any related code or models that might be affected by this change.
12-27: LGTM: Appropriate field type change for better scalability.The migration correctly changes the
idfield toBigAutoFieldfor bothsmallvariantquerygestaltmatcherscoresandsmallvariantquerypediascoresmodels. This change improves the scalability of the database by allowing for a larger range of unique identifiers.Consider the following:
- Ensure that any foreign key references to these models are updated accordingly.
- If there's existing data, verify that the migration handles the conversion of existing IDs correctly.
- Update any code that might be making assumptions about the type or size of these ID fields.
To verify the impact of this change on related models, run the following command:
8-10: LGTM: Migration dependency is correctly specified.The dependency on the previous migration (0002_smallvariantquerypediascores) is correctly specified, ensuring that migrations are applied in the proper sequence.
To verify the migration history and ensure this migration is correctly placed, run the following command:
backend/cohorts/migrations/0008_alter_cohort_user.py (1)
1-28: Verify the impact of making theuserfield optional in theCohortmodel.The migration alters the
userfield in theCohortmodel, making it optional and changing its behavior on user deletion. While this change provides more flexibility, it has several implications:
- Cohorts can now exist without an associated user.
- If a user is deleted, their cohorts will remain but with a NULL user reference.
These changes might impact existing queries, business logic, and data integrity. Please ensure that:
- All code interacting with cohorts accounts for potentially NULL user values.
- The application logic for creating and managing cohorts is updated to handle cases where a user is not specified.
- Any reports or analytics depending on cohort ownership are adjusted accordingly.
To help verify the impact, you can run the following script to check for any direct references to the cohort's user that might need updating:
Consider implementing a database constraint or application-level validation to ensure that cohorts always have an associated user, even if it's a system user. This can help maintain data integrity and simplify querying.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_annos.py (3)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been appropriately updated to reflect the change in the base class. This change aligns with the new inheritance structure of the test class.
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8-28: Verify unchanged methods compatibility.The
setUpandtest_getmethods remain unchanged. They appear to use attributes and methods that should be common to both the old and new base classes (e.g.,self.project,self.superuser,self.user_owner, etc.). However, it's important to ensure full compatibility.Please run the following script to verify the compatibility of these unchanged methods with the new base class:
After running these checks, please confirm that:
- All required attributes (
self.project,self.superuser,self.user_owner, etc.) are available in the new base class.- The
assert_responsemethod is present and functions as expected in the new base class.- There are no significant changes in the implementation of these methods that could affect the test behavior.
7-7: Verify compatibility with new base class.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good and aligns with the updated import statement. This change suggests a move towards a more standardized testing framework for project API permissions.To ensure that this change doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior, please verify:
- That all methods used in this test class are still available in the new base class.
- That the behavior of inherited methods remains consistent with the previous implementation.
You can run the following script to check for any potential issues:
backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (2)
9-9: LGTM! Ensure consistent base class usage.The change of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the import change. This update should maintain the same functionality, assuming the new base class has an identical interface.Let's verify that this base class change has been consistently applied across the codebase:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase # Test 1: Search for class definitions using ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase echo "Searching for class definitions using ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python "class \w+\(.*ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" # Test 2: Search for any remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for any remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python "class \w+\(.*TestProjectAPIPermissionBase"
4-4: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The import change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. This new name follows a more standard naming convention for test base classes.To ensure consistency, let's verify that this change has been applied across the entire codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Import change verified successfully.
All instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasehave been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseacross the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test 1: Search for any remaining imports of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for remaining imports of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import .*TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" # Test 2: Search for any remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "class \w+\(.*TestProjectAPIPermissionBase"Length of output: 608
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test 1: Search for any remaining imports of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for remaining imports of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import .*TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" --glob "*.py" # Test 2: Search for any remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for remaining class definitions using TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg "class \w+\(.*TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" --glob "*.py"Length of output: 470
backend/varannos/tests/helpers.py (3)
14-14: LGTM! Class rename improves consistency.The class rename from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBasealigns with the convention of putting "Test" at the end of test class names. This change enhances code readability and maintains consistency with other recent changes.
31-31: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class update.The
ApiViewTestBaseclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This maintains the intended functionality while improving naming consistency.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior, please run the following script to check the test coverage for this file and related tests:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check test coverage for varannos/tests/helpers.py and related tests # Test: Run pytest with coverage for varannos/tests/helpers.py and print the report pytest --cov=varannos.tests.helpers --cov-report=term-missing varannos/tests/
3-3: LGTM! Verify the impact of the base class rename.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which follows a more conventional naming pattern for test classes. This change improves code readability.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old class name:
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Verify the impact of the base class rename.
The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which follows a more conventional naming pattern for test classes. This change improves code readability.
Action Required: Update the shell script to use the correct file type for Python files.
The previous script failed because
rgdoes not recognizepythonas a valid file type. Please usepyinstead.
LGTM! The impact of the base class rename has been verified with no remaining references found.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test: Search for TestProjectAPIPermissionBase. Expect: No results. rg --type python 'TestProjectAPIPermissionBase'Length of output: 153
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test: Search for TestProjectAPIPermissionBase. Expect: No results. rg --type python 'TestProjectAPIPermissionBase'Length of output: 78
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test: Search for TestProjectAPIPermissionBase. Expect: No results. rg --type py 'TestProjectAPIPermissionBase'Length of output: 43
backend/varannos/tests/test_views.py (4)
21-21: LGTM: Base class updated for TestVarAnnoSetDetailView.The base class has been changed from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBase, consistent with the changes made toTestVarAnnoSetListView.Please refer to the previous comment regarding
TestVarAnnoSetListViewfor verification steps. The same considerations apply to this class.
7-7: LGTM: Base class updated for TestVarAnnoSetListView.The base class has been changed from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBase. This change appears to be consistent with the new import statement.To ensure that all required methods are still available, please verify:
- That
ViewTestBaseprovides all the methods used in this test class, particularlysetUpandlogin.- Run the tests to confirm they still pass with the new base class.
You can use the following script to check for any potential method conflicts:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for methods used in TestVarAnnoSetListView that might not be in ViewTestBase # Test: List methods called on self that are not standard Python test methods echo "Methods potentially needing verification in ViewTestBase:" rg --type python -N "self\.((?!assert|setUp|tearDown|test_)[a-zA-Z_]+)\(" backend/varannos/tests/test_views.py
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1-34: Verify the impact of base class changes on the entire test suite.The changes to both
TestVarAnnoSetListViewandTestVarAnnoSetDetailViewappear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to useViewTestBaseinstead ofTestViewsBase. While the changes in this file look good, it's important to ensure that this refactoring doesn't have unintended consequences across the entire test suite.Please run the following steps to verify the overall impact:
- Run the entire test suite to ensure all tests still pass.
- Check for any deprecation warnings related to
ViewTestBaseorTestViewsBase.- Verify that similar changes have been applied consistently across other test files.
You can use the following script to check for consistency across the project:
If any inconsistencies are found, please ensure they are addressed or explained in the PR description.
✅ Verification successful
Base class refactoring verified successfully. All test files now use
ViewTestBase, and no instances ofTestViewsBaseremain. The test suite is consistent with the refactoring.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in base class usage across test files # Test 1: Count occurrences of ViewTestBase and TestViewsBase echo "Occurrences of ViewTestBase:" rg --type python -c "class .*(ViewTestBase)" echo "Occurrences of TestViewsBase:" rg --type python -c "class .*(TestViewsBase)" # Test 2: List files still using TestViewsBase echo "Files still using TestViewsBase:" rg --type python -l "class .*(TestViewsBase)"Length of output: 446
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in base class usage across test files # Test 1: Count occurrences of ViewTestBase and TestViewsBase echo "Occurrences of ViewTestBase:" rg --glob '*.py' -c 'class\s+\w+\s*\(ViewTestBase\)' echo "Occurrences of TestViewsBase:" rg --glob '*.py' -c 'class\s+\w+\s*\(TestViewsBase\)' # Test 2: List files still using TestViewsBase echo "Files still using TestViewsBase:" rg --glob '*.py' -l 'class\s+\w+\s*\(TestViewsBase\)'Length of output: 610
4-4: LGTM: New base class import added.The import of
ViewTestBasefromvariants.tests.helpershas been added, replacing the previous base class. This change appears to be part of a refactoring effort to improve test organization.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, please run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
[/run_scripts]
[/run_scripts]
Verification Successful: All
TestViewsBasereferences have been removed and replaced withViewTestBase.The changes in
backend/varannos/tests/test_views.pyhave been verified. There are no remaining imports or class definitions ofTestViewsBase, andViewTestBaseis correctly imported and utilized as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ViewTestBase and absence of TestViewsBase # Test 1: Check for any remaining imports of TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase imports:" rg --type python "from .* import .*TestViewsBase" # Test 2: Check for the new ViewTestBase imports echo "Checking for new ViewTestBase imports:" rg --type python "from variants.tests.helpers import .*ViewTestBase" # Test 3: Check for any remaining class definitions using TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase class definitions:" rg --type python "class .*(TestViewsBase)"Length of output: 867
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ViewTestBase and absence of TestViewsBase # Test 1: Check for any remaining imports of TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase imports:" rg --type python "from .* import .*TestViewsBase" || echo "No TestViewsBase imports found." # Test 2: Check for the new ViewTestBase imports echo "Checking for new ViewTestBase imports:" rg --type python "from variants.tests.helpers import .*ViewTestBase" || echo "ViewTestBase imports not found." # Test 3: Check for any remaining class definitions using TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase class definitions:" rg --type python "class .*TestViewsBase" || echo "No TestViewsBase class definitions found."Length of output: 806
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ViewTestBase and absence of TestViewsBase # Test 1: Check for any remaining imports of TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase imports:" rg "from .* import .*TestViewsBase" --glob "*.py" || echo "No TestViewsBase imports found." # Test 2: Check for the new ViewTestBase imports echo "Checking for new ViewTestBase imports:" rg "from variants.tests.helpers import .*ViewTestBase" --glob "*.py" || echo "ViewTestBase imports not found." # Test 3: Check for any remaining class definitions using TestViewsBase echo "Checking for remaining TestViewsBase class definitions:" rg "class .*TestViewsBase" --glob "*.py" || echo "No TestViewsBase class definitions found."Length of output: 2182
backend/varannos/urls.py (8)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
django.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls. This change is necessary and consistent with the transition fromurl()topath()throughout the file.
7-11: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly with improved readabilityThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListView has been successfully updated to use
path()instead ofurl(). This change brings several improvements:
- The use of the
uuidpath converter enhances type safety and readability.- The pattern is now more concise and easier to understand.
- The trailing slash is handled automatically by Django's
path()function.These updates align with modern Django best practices.
12-16: LGTM: URL pattern updated consistently with previous changesThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetDetailView has been correctly updated to use
path(). This change maintains consistency with the previous pattern update and includes the same improvements:
- Utilization of the
uuidpath converter for enhanced type safety and readability.- Simplified and more intuitive pattern structure.
- Automatic handling of the trailing slash by Django's
path()function.This update continues to align with modern Django best practices and maintains consistency throughout the file.
22-26: LGTM: API URL pattern updated consistently with UI patternsThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListCreateApiView has been successfully updated to use
path(). This change maintains consistency with the previous UI pattern updates and extends the improvements to the API routes:
- Consistent use of the
uuidpath converter across both UI and API routes.- Simplified pattern structure that enhances readability and maintainability.
- Preservation of the API-specific URL structure while modernizing the pattern definition.
This update demonstrates a cohesive approach to URL pattern modernization across different view types in the application.
27-31: LGTM: API URL pattern updated consistently with previous patternsThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView has been correctly updated to use
path(). This change maintains the consistency established in previous updates:
- Continued use of the
uuidpath converter for API routes.- Simplified pattern structure that enhances readability and maintainability.
- Preservation of the API-specific URL structure while using modern Django URL patterns.
This update further reinforces the cohesive approach to modernizing URL patterns across the application's API routes.
32-36: LGTM: API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntry updated consistentlyThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiView has been successfully updated to use
path(). This change maintains the consistency established in previous updates and extends it to a different model type:
- Consistent use of the
uuidpath converter for API routes across different models.- Simplified pattern structure that enhances readability and maintainability.
- Preservation of the API-specific URL structure while using modern Django URL patterns.
This update demonstrates a systematic approach to modernizing URL patterns across different model types in the API, ensuring consistency throughout the application.
37-41: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern updates completed across all routesThe URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView has been correctly updated to use
path(). This final change completes the consistent update of all URL patterns in the file:
- Uniform use of the
uuidpath converter across all routes (UI and API).- Consistent simplification of pattern structures, enhancing overall readability and maintainability.
- Preservation of specific URL structures (UI vs API) while modernizing all patterns.
This update concludes the systematic modernization of URL patterns across different view types and models in the application. The consistency in these changes will significantly improve code maintainability and align the project with current Django best practices.
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1-46: Excellent work on modernizing URL patternsThis update successfully transitions all URL patterns from
url()topath(), bringing several benefits to the project:
- Improved readability: The use of path converters (e.g.,
<uuid:project>) makes the URL patterns more intuitive and easier to understand at a glance.- Enhanced type safety: The
uuidpath converter ensures that only valid UUIDs are matched, reducing the risk of errors.- Consistency: The changes have been applied uniformly across both UI and API routes, maintaining a cohesive structure throughout the file.
- Alignment with best practices: These updates bring the project in line with modern Django conventions, facilitating future maintenance and upgrades.
- Simplified patterns: The new patterns are more concise and eliminate the need for complex regex expressions.
The preservation of the existing file structure (ui_urlpatterns, ajax_urlpatterns, api_urlpatterns) alongside these updates ensures that the overall organization of the URLs remains intact while benefiting from the improved syntax.
Overall, this is a well-executed update that enhances the quality and maintainability of the codebase.
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_permissions.py (2)
26-26: LGTM. Verify test suite functionality.The base class for
TestSeqmetaViewhas been updated fromTestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change.To ensure that this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the test suite for this module and verify that all tests pass. You can use the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run tests for the seqmeta module # Test: Run pytest for the seqmeta module pytest backend/seqmeta # If any tests fail, it might indicate that the new base class requires additional setup # or has introduced breaking changes that need to be addressed.
2-2: LGTM. Verify consistent updates across the project.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectPermissionBase. This change aligns with the modification of the base class forTestSeqmetaView.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of
TestProjectPermissionBase:backend/seqmeta/urls.py (9)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
django.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls. This change is necessary and consistent with the transition fromurl()topath()in Django's URL routing.
8-12: LGTM: Index view URL pattern updated correctlyThe URL pattern for the index view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The empty string correctly represents the root URL, which is equivalent to the previous regex patternr"^$". This change improves readability and follows Django's recommended practices for URL routing.
13-17: LGTM: Enrichment kit list view URL pattern updated correctlyThe URL pattern for the enrichment kit list view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"enrichmentkit/"correctly includes a trailing slash, which is consistent with Django's URL naming conventions. This change simplifies the URL pattern and improves its readability.
18-22: LGTM: Enrichment kit detail view URL pattern updated with improved type safetyThe URL pattern for the enrichment kit detail view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"enrichmentkit/<uuid:enrichmentkit>/"offers several improvements:
- It uses the
uuidpath converter, which is more specific and type-safe compared to the previous regex pattern.- It maintains consistency with Django's URL naming conventions by including the trailing slash.
- It improves readability and simplifies the URL pattern.
This change enhances both the clarity and the robustness of the URL routing for the enrichment kit detail view.
28-32: LGTM: Enrichment kit list-create API view URL pattern updated correctlyThe URL pattern for the enrichment kit list-create API view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"api/enrichmentkit/list-create/"correctly includes a trailing slash, maintaining consistency with Django's URL naming conventions. This change simplifies the URL pattern while preserving the API endpoint structure, ensuring backwards compatibility.
33-37: LGTM: Enrichment kit retrieve-update-destroy API view URL pattern updated with improved type safetyThe URL pattern for the enrichment kit retrieve-update-destroy API view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"api/enrichmentkit/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:enrichmentkit>/"offers several improvements:
- It uses the
uuidpath converter, which is more specific and type-safe compared to the previous regex pattern.- It maintains consistency with Django's URL naming conventions by including the trailing slash.
- It improves readability and simplifies the URL pattern.
- It preserves the API endpoint structure, ensuring backwards compatibility.
This change enhances both the clarity and the robustness of the URL routing for the enrichment kit retrieve-update-destroy API view.
38-42: LGTM: Target bed file list-create API view URL pattern updated with improved type safetyThe URL pattern for the target bed file list-create API view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"api/targetbedfile/list-create/<uuid:enrichmentkit>/"offers several improvements:
- It uses the
uuidpath converter, which is more specific and type-safe compared to the previous regex pattern.- It maintains consistency with Django's URL naming conventions by including the trailing slash.
- It improves readability and simplifies the URL pattern.
- It preserves the API endpoint structure, ensuring backwards compatibility.
This change enhances both the clarity and the robustness of the URL routing for the target bed file list-create API view.
43-47: LGTM: Target bed file retrieve-update-destroy API view URL pattern updated with improved type safetyThe URL pattern for the target bed file retrieve-update-destroy API view has been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The new pattern"api/targetbedfile/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:targetbedfile>/"offers several improvements:
- It uses the
uuidpath converter, which is more specific and type-safe compared to the previous regex pattern.- It maintains consistency with Django's URL naming conventions by including the trailing slash.
- It improves readability and simplifies the URL pattern.
- It preserves the API endpoint structure, ensuring backwards compatibility.
This change enhances both the clarity and the robustness of the URL routing for the target bed file retrieve-update-destroy API view.
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1-49: Overall: Excellent update to modern Django URL routingThe changes made to this file represent a comprehensive and well-executed update of the URL routing system. Here's a summary of the improvements:
- All URL patterns have been successfully migrated from
url()topath(), aligning with modern Django practices.- The use of the
uuidpath converter enhances type safety for URL parameters, reducing the risk of invalid URLs.- Consistent use of trailing slashes in all patterns maintains compatibility with Django's URL naming conventions.
- The changes preserve the existing API structure, ensuring backwards compatibility.
- The new patterns are more readable and maintainable, which will benefit future development and debugging efforts.
These updates collectively improve the robustness, clarity, and maintainability of the URL routing system. Great job on implementing these changes!
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions.py (3)
2-2: Import statement updated to match the new base class.The import statement has been correctly updated to import
ProjectPermissionTestBasefromprojectroles.tests.test_permissions. This change aligns with the new base class used in theTestVarAnnoSetViewsclass.
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9-40: Verify compatibility of test methods with the new base class.The test methods
test_listandtest_detailremain unchanged after the base class update. To ensure they continue to function as expected:
- Confirm that
ProjectPermissionTestBaseprovides theassert_responsemethod used in both test methods.- Verify that the
setUpmethod is compatible with the new base class and sets up the necessary test data.- Ensure that the test logic still aligns with the project's permission testing requirements.
To verify these points, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the compatibility of test methods with the new base class # Check for the assert_response method in ProjectPermissionTestBase echo "Searching for assert_response method in ProjectPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python -A 3 "def assert_response" $(rg --files-with-matches "class ProjectPermissionTestBase") # Check for the setUp method in ProjectPermissionTestBase echo "Searching for setUp method in ProjectPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python -A 3 "def setUp" $(rg --files-with-matches "class ProjectPermissionTestBase") # Look for any usage of TestProjectPermissionBase specific methods in the current file echo "Checking for usage of TestProjectPermissionBase specific methods:" rg --type python "self\.((?!assert_response|setUp)[\w_]+)" backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions.pyPlease review the output to ensure that all necessary methods are available in the new base class and that no incompatible methods are being used in the current test class.
7-7: Base class updated for TestVarAnnoSetViews.The base class for
TestVarAnnoSetViewshas been changed fromTestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase. This change might affect the behavior of the tests.To ensure that this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects, let's verify the differences between the old and new base classes:
Please review the output of this script to ensure that all necessary methods and attributes are still available in the new base class, and that no functionality has been lost due to this change.
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_views.py (4)
7-7: Approve base class change and verify test coverage.The change from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBaseas the base class forIndexViewTestis consistent with the new import. This refactoring likely aims to standardize view testing across the project.To ensure that this change doesn't affect test coverage or functionality, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify test coverage for IndexViewTest # Test: Run tests for IndexViewTest and check coverage python -m pytest backend/seqmeta/tests/test_views.py::IndexViewTest --cov=seqmeta.views --cov-report=term-missing
20-20: Approve base class change and verify test coverage.The change from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBaseas the base class forEnrichmentKitListViewTestis consistent with the previous modifications. This systematic refactoring approach should lead to more standardized view testing across the project.To ensure that this change doesn't affect test coverage or functionality, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify test coverage for EnrichmentKitListViewTest # Test: Run tests for EnrichmentKitListViewTest and check coverage python -m pytest backend/seqmeta/tests/test_views.py::EnrichmentKitListViewTest --cov=seqmeta.views --cov-report=term-missing
4-4: Approve import change and verify compatibility.The import of
ViewTestBasefromvariants.tests.helpersaligns with the base class changes in the test classes. This suggests a refactoring of test utilities, which could lead to more standardized view testing across the project.To ensure the new base class is compatible and contains all necessary methods, please run the following script:
33-33: Approve base class change, verify test coverage, and ensure consistency across the test suite.The change from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBaseas the base class forEnrichmentKitDetailViewcompletes the consistent refactoring of all test classes in this file. This systematic approach should lead to more standardized view testing across the project.To ensure that this change doesn't affect test coverage or functionality, and to verify consistency across the entire test suite, please run the following script:
Please review the results to ensure all view test classes have been updated consistently across the project.
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_views_ajax.py (3)
12-12: LGTM! Verify test coverage remains intact.The class inheritance has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import change. The test logic remains unchanged, suggesting that this is primarily a structural update.To ensure that this change hasn't inadvertently affected test coverage, let's run a verification:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify test coverage for TestBeaconInfoAjaxView # Test 1: Check if the test class is being picked up by the test runner echo "Checking if TestBeaconInfoAjaxView is recognized by the test runner:" python manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_views_ajax.TestBeaconInfoAjaxView --list-tests # Test 2: Run the tests and check for any failures echo "Running TestBeaconInfoAjaxView tests:" python manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_views_ajax.TestBeaconInfoAjaxView # Test 3: Check for any changes in test coverage echo "Checking test coverage for TestBeaconInfoAjaxView:" coverage run --source='.' manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_views_ajax.TestBeaconInfoAjaxView coverage report -mPlease review the output of these tests to ensure that the test coverage remains intact and that no unexpected issues have been introduced by the base class change.
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1-41: Verify the broader impact of projectroles testing framework changes.The changes in this file appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort in the projectroles testing framework. While the impact on this specific file is minimal and the core functionality remains unchanged, it's important to ensure that these changes are consistently applied across the entire codebase.
To assess the broader impact of these changes, let's run a codebase-wide check:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in projectroles testing framework usage # Test 1: Check for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Checking for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" # Test 2: Verify consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase echo "Verifying consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python "ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" # Test 3: Check for any test files that might need similar updates echo "Checking for potential test files that might need updates:" fd --type file --extension py "test_.*\.py" | xargs grep -l "projectroles.tests"Please review the output of these checks to ensure that the changes to the projectroles testing framework have been consistently applied across the codebase. If any inconsistencies are found, they should be addressed to maintain uniformity in the testing structure.
5-5: LGTM! Verify the updated import across the codebase.The import statement has been updated to use the new
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefromtest_permissions_api. This change aligns with best practices in naming conventions for test base classes.To ensure consistency, let's verify that this import has been updated across the entire codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Import Statement Update Verified
The old
TestProjectAPIPermissionBaseimport statements have been successfully removed, and the newProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseimport is consistently used across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining imports of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test 1: Search for old import statement echo "Searching for old import statements:" rg --type python "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions import TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" # Test 2: Search for usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase echo "Searching for usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "class \w+\(TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\)" # Test 3: Verify new import statement usage echo "Verifying new import statement usage:" rg --type python "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase"Length of output: 2122
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify import statement changes without using --type python # Test 1: Search for old import statement in .py files echo "Searching for old import statements in .py files:" rg "from projectroles\.tests\.test_permissions import TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" --type-add 'python:*.py' --type python # Test 2: Search for usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase in .py files echo "Searching for usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase in .py files:" rg "class \w+\(TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\)" --type-add 'python:*.py' --type python # Test 3: Verify new import statement usage in .py files echo "Verifying new import statement usage in .py files:" rg "from projectroles\.tests\.test_permissions_api import ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" --type-add 'python:*.py' --type pythonLength of output: 3517
backend/cases_qc/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
35-35: LGTM! Consistent change across test classes.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous class modification and the import statement change.This change ensures that both test classes in the file now use the same updated base class, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency and reducing potential issues related to different base class implementations.
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1-62: Summary: Consistent update of test base classesThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize the testing framework. Both test classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This update maintains consistency across the file and likely across the entire project.Key points:
- The import statement has been updated to reflect the new base class.
- Both
TestCaseQcRetrieveApiViewandTestVarfishStatsRetrieveApiViewnow use the new base class.- The test methods remain unchanged, suggesting backwards compatibility of the new base class.
These changes should improve code consistency and potentially enable new features or optimizations in the testing framework. However, it's crucial to ensure that these changes are applied consistently across the entire project and that all tests still function as expected with the new base class.
To ensure the changes have been applied consistently and haven't introduced any regressions, consider running the following:
- The full test suite for this module.
- Any integration tests that might be affected by changes in the permission testing framework.
- A project-wide search for any remaining uses of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBaseto ensure complete migration.
7-7: LGTM! Verify base class functionality.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This modification likely reflects an update in the project's testing framework.To ensure that the new base class maintains the expected functionality, run the following script:
frontend/src/variants/components/QueryPresets/SetProperties.vue (2)
64-65: LGTM: Improved formatting for checkbox inputThe changes to the checkbox input improve code readability by placing the
classandtypeattributes on separate lines. This formatting change aligns with best practices for template readability in Vue components.
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1-85: Overall assessment: Positive formatting improvementsThe changes in this file are minimal and focus on improving the formatting of the checkbox input in the template section. These changes enhance code readability without altering the component's functionality. The script and style sections remain unchanged, and the overall structure of the component adheres to Vue 3 best practices.
backend/svs/migrations/0029_alter_buildbackgroundsvsetjob_bg_job_and_more.py (4)
17-26: LGTM! Well-structured ForeignKey definition.The changes to the
bg_jobfield in thebuildbackgroundsvsetjobmodel are well-implemented:
- The
CASCADEdeletion policy ensures data integrity by removing related objects when a background job is deleted.- The dynamic
related_nameusing%(app_label)s_%(class)s_relatedprevents naming conflicts and follows Django best practices.- The help text provides clear information about the field's purpose.
27-36: LGTM! Consistent field definition.The changes to the
bg_jobfield in thecleanupbackgroundsvsetjobmodel are identical to the previous model, which is excellent for maintaining consistency across related models. This approach:
- Ensures uniform behavior for background job relationships.
- Simplifies code maintenance and understanding.
47-58: LGTM! Well-designed user reference field.The changes to the
userfield in thesvquerymodel are well-implemented:
- The
SET_NULLdeletion policy allows queries to persist even if the associated user is deleted, which is often desirable for maintaining historical data.- Allowing null and blank values provides flexibility in cases where a query might not always be associated with a user.
- The dynamic
related_nameusing%(app_label)s_%(class)s_relatedprevents naming conflicts and is consistent with the other fields in this migration.- The help text clearly describes the field's purpose.
These choices demonstrate good Django practices and thoughtful database design.
1-59: Excellent migration file with consistent and well-structured changes.This migration file demonstrates a systematic approach to updating multiple models with consistent and well-thought-out changes. Key points:
- Consistent use of dynamic
related_nameacross all modified fields.- Appropriate
on_deletebehaviors chosen for each field (CASCADEfor job-related fields,SET_NULLfor user reference).- Clear and helpful text descriptions for all fields.
These changes will likely improve the overall database schema consistency and make future development and maintenance easier. The systematic nature of the changes suggests this is part of a larger effort to standardize the codebase, which is commendable.
backend/beaconsite/urls.py (3)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import statementThe change from
django.conf.urlstodjango.urlsis correct and aligns with Django's current best practices for URL configuration.
69-84: LGTM: Consistent improvements in ajax and API URL patternsThe changes to
ajax_urlpatternsandbeacon_api_urlpatternsare well-implemented and consistent with the improvements made toui_urlpatterns:
- Replaced
url()withpath()for all patterns.- Used
<uuid:parameter_name>for UUID patterns.- Added a trailing slash to the beacon API query endpoint for consistency.
These changes enhance the overall readability and maintainability of the URL configuration.
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1-89: Overall: Excellent upgrade to Django's modern URL configurationThis update significantly improves the URL configuration for the
beaconsiteapp:
- Consistently replaced
url()withpath()throughout the file.- Simplified regex patterns to use more readable and maintainable path converters.
- Standardized UUID pattern usage with
<uuid:parameter_name>syntax.- Improved consistency in the use of trailing slashes.
These changes align with Django's best practices, enhancing code readability and maintainability. The transition to
path()also future-proofs the code against potential deprecations of theurl()function.Great job on this upgrade! The code is now more robust and easier to understand.
backend/genepanels/urls.py (4)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from
urltopathis in line with Django's best practices. This update sets the stage for the rest of the file's changes and is implemented correctly.
11-72: Excellent update to UI URL patterns usingpath().The changes to the UI URL patterns are well-implemented:
- All
url()functions have been correctly replaced withpath().- Complex regex patterns have been simplified to more readable string patterns.
- UUID parameters now use the
<uuid:parameter_name>syntax, which is cleaner and type-safe.These updates improve code readability and maintainability while adhering to Django's recommended practices.
79-87: API URL patterns successfully updated to usepath().The API URL patterns have been correctly updated to use the
path()function, maintaining consistency with the UI URL pattern changes. This ensures that the entireurls.pyfile follows the same modern Django URL configuration style.
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1-90: Overall excellent update to Django URL configurations.This change successfully modernizes the URL configurations for the
genepanelsapp:
- All
url()functions have been replaced withpath().- URL patterns are now more readable and maintainable.
- The use of
<uuid:parameter_name>for UUID fields improves type safety.- The changes are consistent across both UI and API URL patterns.
These updates align with Django's best practices and should make future maintenance easier. Great job on implementing these changes comprehensively and correctly!
backend/Pipfile (9)
18-18: LGTM: django-plugins-bihealth version updateThe update from ~=0.4.0 to ~=0.5.2 is a minor version bump, which should maintain backwards compatibility. This update likely includes new features and bug fixes that could benefit the project.
24-24: LGTM: drf-keyed-list-bihealth version updateThe update from ~=0.1.1 to ~=0.2.1 is a minor version bump, which should maintain backwards compatibility. This update likely includes new features and bug fixes that could benefit the project.
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1-113: Summary of Pipfile changesThe updates in this Pipfile reflect a significant upgrade process, particularly focusing on the sodar core v1 upgrade. Key points:
- Several packages have been updated to newer versions, including major updates like django-sodar-core.
- New packages have been added, such as djangorestframework and typing-extensions.
- The required Python version has been bumped to 3.11.
These changes are generally positive, bringing in new features and bug fixes. However, given the scope of the changes, it's crucial to:
- Thoroughly test the application to ensure all functionality works as expected with the new package versions.
- Review the changelogs of major version bumps (like django-sodar-core) for any breaking changes or new features that need to be implemented.
- Ensure all development and deployment environments are updated to support Python 3.11.
- Run a comprehensive test suite to catch any potential issues introduced by these dependency updates.
10-10: LGTM: beautifulsoup4 version updateThe update from ~=4.9 to ~=4.12.3 is a significant version jump. While beautifulsoup4 generally maintains good backwards compatibility, it's advisable to verify that this update doesn't introduce any breaking changes in your codebase.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any usage of deprecated or changed beautifulsoup4 features # Test: Search for BeautifulSoup usage echo "Checking BeautifulSoup usage:" rg --type python 'BeautifulSoup' # Test: Search for specific methods that might have changed echo "Checking for potentially affected methods:" rg --type python 'find_all|select|select_one'
22-22: Verify necessity and compatibility of djangorestframeworkThe addition of djangorestframework ~=3.15 suggests new REST API functionality or a requirement of the upgraded django-sodar-core. While this is a widely used and robust package, please ensure that:
- This dependency is indeed necessary for the project.
- It doesn't conflict with any existing packages or functionality.
- If it's a new requirement of django-sodar-core, it's being used correctly as per their documentation.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential conflicts or unnecessary imports with djangorestframework # Test: Search for existing REST framework imports that might conflict echo "Checking for existing REST framework imports:" rg --type python 'from\s+rest_framework\s+import' # Test: Search for new uses of djangorestframework echo "Checking for new djangorestframework usage:" rg --type python 'APIView|viewsets\.ModelViewSet|serializers\.ModelSerializer'
100-100: Verify compatibility of django-auth-ldap updateThe update from ~=4.1 to ~=4.6 for django-auth-ldap is a minor version bump, which should maintain backwards compatibility. However, given that LDAP authentication is a critical security component, please ensure that:
- You've reviewed the changelog for any security-related updates or changes.
- All LDAP authentication functionality in your application still works as expected after this update.
- Any new features or changes in this version are properly configured if needed.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for django-auth-ldap usage and potential security implications # Test: Search for django-auth-ldap imports and usage echo "Checking django-auth-ldap usage:" rg --type python 'from\s+django_auth_ldap\s+import|LDAPBackend' # Test: Search for LDAP configuration in settings echo "Checking LDAP configuration in settings:" rg --type python 'AUTH_LDAP_SERVER_URI|AUTH_LDAP_BIND_DN|AUTH_LDAP_USER_SEARCH'
113-113: Verify compatibility with Python 3.11Updating the required Python version from 3.10 to 3.11 can bring performance improvements and new language features. However, please ensure that:
- All project dependencies are compatible with Python 3.11.
- Development and deployment environments are updated to support Python 3.11.
- Any Python 3.11-specific features used in the codebase are properly documented.
- CI/CD pipelines are updated to use Python 3.11.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for Python 3.11 compatibility issues # Test: Search for use of deprecated features or syntax that might have changed in 3.11 echo "Checking for potential Python 3.11 compatibility issues:" rg --type python 'collections\.Callable|asyncio\.coroutine|imp\.' # Test: Check if there are any Python version checks in the code echo "Checking for Python version checks:" rg --type python 'sys\.version_info'
19-19: Verify compatibility with django-sodar-core v1.0.2The update from ~=0.13.4 to ~=1.0.2 is a major version bump, which aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1. This update likely introduces significant changes and improvements. However, it may also include breaking changes.
Please ensure that:
- You've reviewed the changelog for any breaking changes.
- All affected parts of the codebase have been updated accordingly.
- All tests pass after this upgrade.
55-55: Pin version for typing-extensions and verify necessityThe addition of typing-extensions is noted. However, there are two points to consider:
Version pinning: Using
*for the version can lead to unexpected breaking changes in the future. It's recommended to pin this to a specific version, e.g.,~=4.7.1(latest stable version as of my knowledge cutoff).Necessity: Given that the project is now using Python 3.11, which includes many typing features, verify if typing-extensions is still necessary. It might have been added as a dependency of another package, in which case it can be left as is.
Consider updating the line to:
typing-extensions = "~=4.7.1"Also, please verify the necessity of this package given the Python 3.11 upgrade.
utils/docker/docker-entrypoint.sh (1)
63-65: Approve changes with suggestions for improvementThe addition of
drop_variant_summaryandcreate_variant_summarycommands improves the migration process by ensuring the variant summary is always in sync with the latest database schema. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Add error handling to prevent the script from continuing if these commands fail. For example:
python manage.py drop_variant_summary || { echo "Failed to drop variant summary"; exit 1; } python manage.py migrate || { echo "Failed to apply migrations"; exit 1; } python manage.py create_variant_summary || { echo "Failed to create variant summary"; exit 1; }
- Consider adding conditional execution for these commands, especially for
drop_variant_summary, to prevent accidental data loss:if [ "$RESET_VARIANT_SUMMARY" = "true" ]; then python manage.py drop_variant_summary fi
- Add comments explaining the purpose of these commands for future maintainers.
To verify the impact of these changes on the deployment process, run the following script:
This script will help quantify the impact of these new commands on the overall deployment time.
frontend/src/varfish/components/FilterForm/DevPane.vue (3)
70-72: LGTM! Improved textarea functionality and readability.The changes to the textarea element are well-implemented:
- Separating attributes onto different lines improves readability.
- The addition of the
:readonlyattribute with!editSettingsRefbinding allows for dynamic toggling of the editable state, which aligns with thetoggleEditModefunction in the script section.These changes enhance both the code structure and component functionality.
90-90: LGTM! Enhanced interactivity with toggleEditMode.The addition of the
@clickevent binding to thetoggleEditModemethod is a good improvement:
- It adds necessary interactivity to the input element.
- This change works in conjunction with the
:readonlyattribute added to the textarea and thetoggleEditModemethod in the script section.- The implementation creates a cohesive user experience for toggling between view and edit modes.
This modification effectively completes the edit mode toggle functionality.
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1-101: Overall assessment: Improvements with minor suggestion.The changes in this file generally improve the component's functionality and readability:
- The textarea now supports dynamic toggling between editable and read-only states.
- The input element correctly triggers the edit mode toggle.
- Code readability has been enhanced by separating attributes onto different lines.
There's one minor unnecessary change (the input id modification) that could be reverted for consistency. However, this doesn't affect the component's functionality.
Recommendation: Proceed with these changes, considering the suggestion to revert the unnecessary input id modification.
backend/cohorts/urls.py (15)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import for modern Django URL routing.The change from
urltopathis in line with Django's recommended practices for URL routing. This update improves readability and maintainability of URL patterns.
10-14: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for EntrypointView.The update to use
path()with the<uuid:project>path converter is a good improvement:
- It's more readable than the previous regex pattern.
- It ensures type safety by explicitly specifying
uuidfor the project parameter.- It maintains the same functionality as before.
This change aligns well with Django's modern URL routing practices.
18-22: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortListCreateAjaxView.The change to
path()with<uuid:project>improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality. This is consistent with the updates seen in other parts of the file.
23-27: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.This change follows the same pattern as previous updates, replacing
url()withpath()and simplifying the regex to<uuid:cohort>. It maintains consistency across the file while improving readability and type safety.
28-32: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseCreateAjaxView.This change is consistent with the previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:project>. It maintains the same functionality while improving readability and type safety.
33-37: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseListAjaxView.This change follows the established pattern, replacing
url()withpath()and using<uuid:cohort>. It's consistent with other changes and improves code readability.
38-42: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseDestroyAjaxView.This change maintains consistency with previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:cohortcase>. It improves code readability and type safety while keeping the same functionality.
43-47: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for AccessibleProjectsCasesAjaxView.This change follows the same pattern as previous updates, replacing
url()withpath()and simplifying the regex to<uuid:project>. It maintains consistency and improves code readability.
48-52: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for ProjectUserPermissionsAjaxView.This change is consistent with the previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:project>. It maintains the same functionality while improving readability and type safety.
56-60: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortListCreateApiView.This change in the API URL patterns follows the same approach as seen in the UI and AJAX patterns. It replaces
url()withpath()and uses<uuid:project>, improving consistency and readability across the entire file.
61-65: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.This change maintains consistency with previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:cohort>. It improves code readability and type safety while keeping the same functionality for the API endpoint.
66-70: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseCreateApiView.This change follows the established pattern, replacing
url()withpath()and using<uuid:project>. It's consistent with other changes and improves code readability for the API endpoint.
71-75: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseListApiView.This change is consistent with the previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:cohort>. It maintains the same functionality while improving readability and type safety for the API endpoint.
76-80: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for CohortCaseDestroyApiView.This change follows the same pattern as previous updates, replacing
url()withpath()and simplifying the regex to<uuid:cohortcase>. It maintains consistency and improves code readability for the API endpoint.
81-85: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for AccessibleProjectsCasesApiView and overall file improvements.This final change in the API URL patterns is consistent with all previous updates, using
path()with<uuid:project>.Overall, the changes in this file represent a significant improvement:
- All URL patterns now use the modern
path()function instead of the deprecatedurl().- The use of path converters (
<uuid:...>) improves type safety and readability.- The changes are consistent across UI, AJAX, and API URL patterns.
- The functionality of all views remains unchanged, ensuring backward compatibility.
These updates align with Django's best practices for URL routing and will make the codebase easier to maintain and understand.
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions.py (5)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the changes in the test classes.
34-34: LGTM: Base class updated correctly. Verify all test methods.The base class for
TestConsortiumViewshas been updated toProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the previous changes.To ensure full compatibility and that all test methods work as expected with the new base class, please run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Run tests for TestConsortiumViews python manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_permissions.TestConsortiumViews
62-62: LGTM: Base class updated correctly. Verify all site-related tests.The base class for
TestSiteViewshas been updated toProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the previous changes in this file.To ensure full compatibility and that all site-related test methods work as expected with the new base class, please run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Run tests for TestSiteViews python manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_permissions.TestSiteViews
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1-82: Summary: Base class updates look good. Verify overall test suite compatibility.The changes in this file consistently update the base class from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBasefor all test classes. This update appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize permission testing across the project.While the changes look good and are consistent, it's crucial to ensure that the new base class provides all the necessary functionality for these tests.
To verify the overall compatibility of these changes with the entire test suite, please run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Run all tests in the beaconsite app python manage.py test beaconsite # If you want to focus only on permission-related tests, you can use: # python manage.py test beaconsite.tests.test_permissionsThis will help ensure that the base class change doesn't introduce any unexpected issues in the test suite.
27-27: LGTM: Base class updated correctly. Verify compatibility.The base class for
TestIndexViewhas been updated toProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
backend/importer/urls.py (10)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import statement for Django URL routing.The change from
url()topath()is in line with Django's current best practices for URL routing.
11-16: LGTM: Updated UI URL patterns to use path() function.The changes to
ui_urlpatternscorrectly implement thepath()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability while maintaining the same functionality.
20-29: LGTM: Updated case import info API URL patterns.The changes to case import info URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
30-39: LGTM: Updated variant set import info API URL patterns.The changes to variant set import info URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
40-49: LGTM: Updated BAM QC file API URL patterns.The changes to BAM QC file URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
50-59: LGTM: Updated case gene annotation file API URL patterns.The changes to case gene annotation file URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
60-69: LGTM: Updated genotype file API URL patterns.The changes to genotype file URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
70-79: LGTM: Updated effects file API URL patterns.The changes to effects file URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
80-89: LGTM: Updated database info file API URL patterns.The changes to database info file URL patterns correctly implement the
path()function with UUID path converters. This improves readability and type safety while maintaining the same functionality.
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1-92: Overall assessment: Excellent update to modern Django URL routing.The changes in this file consistently update all URL patterns to use the
path()function instead of the deprecatedurl()function. The use of UUID path converters improves type safety and readability. These changes align with Django's current best practices for URL routing while maintaining the same functionality.Key improvements:
- Consistent use of
path()function across all URL patterns.- Improved readability with UUID path converters instead of regex patterns.
- Enhanced type safety for URL parameters.
- Maintained functionality and structure of the URL configuration.
These changes will make the codebase more maintainable and align it with modern Django practices.
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (2)
60-60: LGTM! Consider verifying test coverage.The update to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class is correct and consistent with the changes made to theTestOrganisationAjaxViewsclass. This change aligns with the PR objectives and the larger refactoring effort.To ensure that the change hasn't inadvertently affected test coverage, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check test coverage for beaconsite app # Test: Run tests and generate coverage report echo "Running tests and generating coverage report for beaconsite app:" coverage run --source='./backend/beaconsite' manage.py test beaconsite coverage report # Test: Check for any failing tests echo "Checking for any failing tests in beaconsite app:" python manage.py test beaconsite
11-11: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.The update to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize test base classes.To ensure consistency across the codebase, run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
Verified: No remaining usage of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBaseandProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistently used across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # Test: Search for TestProjectAPIPermissionBase usage echo "Checking for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "class.*\(TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\)" # Test: Verify consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase echo "Verifying consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python "class.*\(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\)"Length of output: 693
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase and ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase in the codebase. echo "Checking for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg --type python "class\s+TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\b" echo "Verifying consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg --type python "class\s+ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\b"Length of output: 451
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase and ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase in the codebase. echo "Checking for any remaining usage of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:" rg -g "*.py" "class\s+TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\b" echo "Verifying consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" rg -g "*.py" "class\s+ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\b"Length of output: 381
frontend/src/svs/views/StrucvarFilterLegacy/StrucvarFilterLegacy.vue (4)
64-64: LGTM: Improved template formattingThe change improves the readability of the
TheAppBarcomponent by placing thev-model:show-left-paneldirective on a separate line. This is a good practice for maintaining clean and easily scannable Vue templates.
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78-91: LGTM: Improved attribute ordering consistencyThe changes in the
v-list-subheaderelements improve the consistency of the template by placing thev-ifdirective before theclassattribute. This aligns better with Vue.js style guides and makes the template more uniform.
117-118: LGTM: Improved prop ordering in SvFilterApp componentThe changes in the
SvFilterAppcomponent improve the structure of the template by moving theproject-uuidandcase-uuidprops after thev-modeldirectives. This ordering is more consistent with Vue.js best practices, placing reactive bindings first followed by static props. It enhances the readability and maintainability of the component.
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64-118: Summary: Improved template structure and consistencyThe changes in this file are primarily formatting and structure improvements that enhance the readability and consistency of the Vue template. Key improvements include:
- Better formatting of the
TheAppBarcomponent props.- Consistent ordering of directives and attributes in
v-list-subheaderelements.- Improved prop ordering in the
SvFilterAppcomponent, aligning with Vue.js best practices.These changes contribute to a more maintainable and standardized codebase without introducing any functional modifications.
backend/genepanels/tests/test_permissions.py (3)
29-29: LGTM! Verify the impact of the base class change on test methods.The class inheritance has been updated from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change.To ensure this change doesn't affect the existing test methods, run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # List all methods in ProjectPermissionTestBase ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class ProjectPermissionTestBase: $$$ def $_($$): $$$ 'Compare the output with the methods used in
TestGenepanelsViewto ensure all required methods are still available and behave as expected.
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30-96: Verify that inherited method behavior remains unchanged.The test methods in
TestGenepanelsViewremain unchanged after the base class update. This suggests thatProjectPermissionTestBaseprovides a similar interface to the previous base class. However, it's crucial to ensure that the behavior of inherited methods, particularlyself.assert_response, hasn't changed.To verify the behavior of the
assert_responsemethod, run the following command:#!/bin/bash # Search for the definition of assert_response in ProjectPermissionTestBase ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class ProjectPermissionTestBase: $$$ def assert_response($$$): $$$ 'Compare the output with the previous implementation to ensure the behavior is consistent. If there are significant differences, the test methods may need to be adjusted accordingly.
2-2: LGTM! Verify the base class change in theprojectrolesmodule.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBaseinstead of what was likelyTestProjectPermissionBase. This change is consistent with the class inheritance modification.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, run the following command:
If the command returns any results, those files may need to be updated as well.
backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the changes in the test class signatures. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1.
55-55: LGTM: Class signature updated correctly, but there's a typo in the class name.The
TestCasenalysisSessionViewSetclass now inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change and the previous class signature update. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1.However, there's a minor typo in the class name: "Casenalysis" should be "CaseAnalysis".
Consider fixing the typo in the class name:
-class TestCasenalysisSessionViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): +class TestCaseAnalysisSessionViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase):To ensure full compatibility, please verify that all methods used from the base class are still available in
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. Run the following command to check for any undefined attributes or methods:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential compatibility issues with the new base class # Test: Search for method calls that might be from the base class rg --type python -g 'backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py' '(self\.)(?!assert_response|setUp|case\b|caseanalysis\b|caseanalysissession\b)' # Note: This script excludes known method calls (assert_response, setUp) and attributes (case, caseanalysis, caseanalysissession). # Review the output to ensure all method calls are still valid with the new base class.
8-8: LGTM: Class signature updated correctly.The
TestCaseAnalysisViewSetclass now inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This update aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1.To ensure full compatibility, please verify that all methods used from the base class are still available in
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. Run the following command to check for any undefined attributes or methods:✅ Verification successful
LGTM: Class signature updated correctly.
The
TestCaseAnalysisViewSetclass now inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This update aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1. All method calls within the class are compatible with the new base class.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential compatibility issues with the new base class # Test: Search for method calls that might be from the base class rg --type python -g 'backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py' '(self\.)(?!assert_response|setUp|case\b)' # Note: This script excludes known method calls (assert_response, setUp) and the 'case' attribute. # Review the output to ensure all method calls are still valid with the new base class.Length of output: 443
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential compatibility issues with the new base class without using look-around # Find all 'self.' method calls in the specified file and exclude known methods rg --type python -g 'backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py' 'self\.\w+' | grep -vE 'self\.(assert_response|setUp|case|caseanalysis|caseanalysissession)'Length of output: 198
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential compatibility issues with the new base class without using --type # Find all 'self.' method calls in the specified file and exclude known methods rg 'self\.\w+' 'backend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.py' | grep -vE 'self\.(assert_response|setUp|case|caseanalysis|caseanalysissession)'Length of output: 1168
backend/Makefile (3)
112-114: LGTM: New internal target for makemigrationsThe new
_makemigrationstarget is a clean wrapper around the Djangomakemigrationscommand. This separation of concerns is good practice, allowing for potential future customization of the migration process.
116-117: Excellent: New public target combining migrations and formattingThe new
makemigrationstarget is a well-designed addition. By depending on both_makemigrationsandformat, it ensures that:
- Migrations are generated correctly.
- All code, including newly generated migration files, is properly formatted.
This approach promotes code consistency and reduces the chance of formatting-related issues in pull requests.
112-121: Overall: Improved organization and clarity of migration tasksThe changes to the Makefile have significantly improved the organization and clarity of migration-related tasks:
- Introduction of
_makemigrationsas an internal target.- Creation of a public
makemigrationstarget that combines migration generation with formatting.- Simplification of the
migratetarget.These changes promote better code organization, ensure consistent formatting, and simplify the migration workflow. The new structure provides a clear separation between internal and public targets, which is a good practice in Makefile design.
Consider the suggestion to add a dependency between
migrateandmakemigrationsto further improve the workflow consistency.Great job on these improvements!
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
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1-150: Ensure comprehensive testing after base class change.The changes to the import statement and class inheritance appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to improve naming conventions. While the core functionality of the tests remains intact, it's crucial to verify that the new base class
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary setup and teardown methods that these tests depend on.To ensure that the changes haven't introduced any regressions, please run the following:
- Execute the entire test suite for the
varannosapp:#!/bin/bash # Description: Run the test suite for the varannos app # Test: Run the tests for the varannos app. Expect: All tests to pass. python manage.py test varannos
- If possible, run the entire project test suite to catch any potential side effects:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run the entire project test suite # Test: Run all tests for the project. Expect: All tests to pass. python manage.py test
- Check for any custom setup or teardown methods in the old base class that might need to be migrated:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for custom setup or teardown methods in the old base class # Test: Search for setUp or tearDown methods in the old base class. Expect: No results or carefully review any findings. rg --type python "class TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\(.*\):(\n|.)*?def (setUp|tearDown)"Please review the results of these tests and checks to ensure that the base class change hasn't introduced any unintended consequences.
8-8: LGTM! Verify the base class usage across the codebase.The class inheritance has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. The rest of the class implementation remains unchanged, suggesting that the new base class maintains the same interface and functionality.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old base class:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old base class # Test: Search for classes inheriting from the old base class. Expect: No results. rg --type python "class \w+\(TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\):" # Test: Search for classes inheriting from the new base class. Expect: At least one result (this file). rg --type python "class \w+\(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\):"
2-2: LGTM! Verify the import change across the codebase.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is a more descriptive name and follows better naming conventions. This change is consistent with the class inheritance update.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old import:
✅ Verification successful
Import change successfully verified across the codebase. No instances of the old import remain, and the new import is consistently applied in all relevant files.
🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old import statement # Test: Search for the old import statement. Expect: No results. rg --type python "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" # Test: Search for the new import statement. Expect: At least one result (this file). rg --type python "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase"Length of output: 283
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old import statement # Test: Search for the old import statement. Expect: No results. rg 'from projectroles\.tests\.test_permissions_api import TestProjectAPIPermissionBase' --type py # Test: Search for the new import statement. Expect: At least one result (this file). rg 'from projectroles\.tests\.test_permissions_api import ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase' --type pyLength of output: 3014
backend/svs/urls.py (24)
2-2: LGTM: Updated import statement for modern Django URL routingThe change from
urltopathandre_pathis appropriate and aligns with Django's modern URL routing practices.
11-15: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for import job detail viewThe transition from
url()topath()with UUID path converters enhances readability and type safety. This change is in line with Django best practices.
16-20: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for build background SV set job detail viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter maintains consistency with the previous update and improves the overall URL pattern structure.
21-25: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern updates across job detail viewsThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the cleanup background SV set job detail view completes the consistent update across all job detail views. This uniformity enhances code maintainability.
29-33: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for SV fetch variants AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the SV fetch variants AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances readability.
34-38: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for SV quick presets AJAX viewThe change to
path()for the SV quick presets AJAX view is appropriate and consistent with the overall update strategy. The absence of path converters is correct for this URL pattern.
39-43: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for SV category presets API viewThe transition to
path()with a string converter for the category parameter in the SV category presets API view is appropriate and consistent with the overall update strategy.
44-48: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for SV inheritance presets API viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the SV inheritance presets API view maintains consistency with previous updates and improves type safety for the case parameter.
50-54: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for SV query settings shortcut AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query settings shortcut AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the case parameter.
56-60: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for SV query list create AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query list create AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the case parameter.
61-65: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for SV query retrieve update destroy AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query retrieve update destroy AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the svquery parameter.
66-70: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for SV query result set list AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query result set list AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the svquery parameter.
71-75: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for SV query result set retrieve AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query result set retrieve AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the svqueryresultset parameter.
76-80: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for SV query result row list AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query result row list AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the svqueryresultset parameter.
81-85: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for SV query result row retrieve AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the SV query result row retrieve AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the svqueryresultrow parameter.
87-91: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for structural variant flags list create AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant flags list create AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the case parameter.
92-96: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for structural variant flags list project AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant flags list project AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the project parameter.
97-101: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for structural variant flags retrieve update destroy AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant flags retrieve update destroy AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the structuralvariantflags parameter.
102-106: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for structural variant comment list create AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant comment list create AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the case parameter.
107-111: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for structural variant comment list project AJAX viewThe change to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant comment list project AJAX view is consistent with previous updates and improves type safety for the project parameter.
112-116: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for structural variant comment retrieve update destroy AJAX viewThe transition to
path()with UUID converter for the structural variant comment retrieve update destroy AJAX view maintains consistency with previous changes and enhances type safety for the structuralvariantcomment parameter.
133-139: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for worker proxy viewThe change to
re_path()for the worker proxy view is appropriate as it maintains the necessary regex pattern while aligning with Django's modern URL routing practices.
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140-146: LGTM: Consistent URL pattern update for tracks proxy viewThe transition to
re_path()for the tracks proxy view maintains the necessary regex pattern while aligning with Django's modern URL routing practices, consistent with the previous proxy view update.
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1-150: Overall: Excellent update to modern Django URL routingThe changes in this file represent a comprehensive update from Django's deprecated
url()function to the modernpath()andre_path()functions. This transition offers several benefits:
- Improved readability: The use of path converters (e.g.,
<uuid:project>) makes the URL patterns more intuitive and self-documenting.- Enhanced type safety: Path converters provide built-in type checking, reducing the likelihood of runtime errors due to incorrect URL parameter types.
- Consistency: The changes have been applied uniformly across all URL patterns, maintaining a consistent style throughout the file.
- Best practices: These updates align the codebase with current Django best practices for URL routing.
The careful preservation of existing view configurations and the appropriate use of
re_path()for patterns requiring regex ensure that the functionality remains unchanged while benefiting from the improved syntax.This update significantly enhances the maintainability and robustness of the URL configuration.
backend/cases/urls.py (1)
7-11: LGTM: Modernized URL pattern definitionThe update from
url()topath()for the entrypoint view is a positive change, aligning with Django's current best practices. The use of the UUID converter (<uuid:project>) in the route ensures type safety for the project parameter.backend/variants/migrations/0109_alter_clearexpiredexportedfilesbgjob_bg_job_and_more.py (4)
1-14: LGTM: File structure and dependencies are correct.The migration file follows Django's standard format. The necessary imports are present, and the dependencies are correctly specified, including the AUTH_USER_MODEL and the previous migration (0108_auto_20240807_0850).
17-96: Approved: Consistent and appropriate alterations to bg_job fields.The changes to the
bg_jobfields across multiple models are consistent and follow best practices:
- All fields now use
models.ForeignKeyreferencingbgjobs.backgroundjob.- The
on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADEensures that when a background job is deleted, related objects are also removed, preventing orphaned records.- The
related_name="%(app_label)s_%(class)s_related"uses a dynamic format, which helps avoid naming conflicts in reverse relations.These changes improve the consistency of the database schema and make it easier to manage background job relationships across the application.
Also applies to: 109-118, 131-140
97-108: Approved: Appropriate alterations to user fields in query models.The changes to the
userfields inProjectCasesSmallVariantQueryandSmallVariantQuerymodels are well-designed:
- Both fields now use
models.ForeignKeyreferencing the AUTH_USER_MODEL.- The
on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.SET_NULLensures that when a user is deleted, the related queries are preserved with a null user reference.- Setting
null=Trueandblank=Trueallows these fields to be optional, which is useful for scenarios where a query might not be associated with a specific user.- The
related_nameuses the same dynamic format as thebg_jobfields, maintaining consistency.These changes improve data integrity and flexibility in managing user-query relationships.
Also applies to: 119-130
1-141: Summary: Well-structured migration improving model relationships and consistency.This migration makes several important changes to the database schema:
- It standardizes the
bg_jobfield across multiple background job models, ensuring consistent relationships with thebgjobs.backgroundjobmodel.- It updates the
userfield in query models to allow for optional user associations and proper handling of user deletions.These changes likely improve the overall database structure and relationships between models. The migration follows Django best practices, using appropriate
on_deletebehaviors and dynamicrelated_nameattributes to avoid conflicts.Developers should be aware that this migration might require corresponding updates in the application code, particularly in areas dealing with background jobs and user queries. It's also important to ensure that any existing data is compatible with these changes, especially considering the new
null=Trueandblank=Truesettings on user fields.To ensure the changes are reflected in the models, please run the following command:
backend/variants/tests/helpers.py (3)
5-6: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly.The import statements have been updated to reflect the new base class names for permission testing. This change aligns with the overall refactoring of the test classes.
34-34: LGTM: ApiViewTestBase updated to use new base class.The ApiViewTestBase class has been updated to inherit from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the changes in the import statements and aligns with the overall refactoring of test classes.
47-47: LGTM: ViewTestBase updated to use new base class.The ViewTestBase class has been updated to inherit from ProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the changes in the import statements and aligns with the overall refactoring of test classes.
backend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.py (2)
8-16: Overall impact: Refactoring of test base classes.The changes in this file reflect a broader refactoring effort to improve test class organization and naming conventions. The actual test logic and coverage remain unchanged, which is positive. To ensure consistency, it would be beneficial to verify that similar changes have been applied across all relevant test files in the project.
Let's verify the consistency of these changes across the project:
#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining occurrences of the old base class name rg --type python "TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" # Search for files that might need similar updates rg --type python "class.*\(.*APIPermissionTest.*\):$" -g '!backend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.py'
8-8: LGTM: Import statement updated to reflect new base class name.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which follows a more consistent naming convention. This change likely reflects a broader refactoring of test base classes across the project.To ensure consistency across the project, let's verify if this new base class is used in other test files:
✅ Verification successful
Verified: Import statement change is consistent across the codebase.
The update to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasehas been applied uniformly across multiple test files, ensuring consistency in base class usage throughout the project. This change aligns with the broader refactoring efforts to standardize naming conventions, enhancing the maintainability and readability of the test suite.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other occurrences of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase rg --type python "class.*\(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\)" -g '!backend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.py'Length of output: 222
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other occurrences of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase in Python files rg --type py "class\s+ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" -g '!backend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.py'Length of output: 110
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#!/bin/bash # Broader search for any references to ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase in Python files rg --type py "ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" .Length of output: 17251
backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
45-45: LGTM! Verify test coverage and behavior.The base class change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. This change is consistent with the updated import statement.To ensure that this change hasn't inadvertently affected the test behavior or coverage:
- Run the tests for this specific class:
python manage.py test backend.beaconsite.tests.test_permissions_api.TestBeaconInfoApiView
- Check the test coverage for this file:
coverage run manage.py test backend.beaconsite.tests.test_permissions_api coverage report -m backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_api.pyPlease verify that all tests pass and the coverage remains unchanged or improves.
113-113: LGTM! Verify test coverage and behavior.The base class change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the previous class modification and looks good.To ensure that this change hasn't inadvertently affected the test behavior or coverage:
- Run the tests for this specific class:
python manage.py test backend.beaconsite.tests.test_permissions_api.TestBeaconQueryApiView
- Check the test coverage for this file (if not already done for the previous class):
coverage run manage.py test backend.beaconsite.tests.test_permissions_api coverage report -m backend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_api.pyPlease verify that all tests pass and the coverage remains unchanged or improves.
10-10: LGTM! Verify the import change project-wide.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the class inheritance changes. This change looks good.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following command to check for any remaining occurrences of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:backend/variants/urls/presets.py (9)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
pathfromdjango.urlsinstead ofurlfromdjango.conf.urls. This change aligns with Django's modern URL routing practices.
12-30: LGTM: FrequencyPresets URL patterns updated correctlyThe FrequencyPresets URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function. The changes include:
- Replacing regex patterns with UUID and slug converters.
- Maintaining the same view functions and URL names.
These updates improve code readability and provide better type safety for URL parameters. The consistent structure across all four patterns is commendable.
33-52: LGTM: FlagsEtcPresets URL patterns updated consistentlyThe FlagsEtcPresets URL patterns have been correctly updated to use the
path()function, following the same structure as the FrequencyPresets patterns. This includes:
- Consistent use of UUID and slug converters.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
The uniformity in updates across different preset types enhances the overall code consistency and maintainability.
54-73: LGTM: ImpactPresets URL patterns updated consistentlyThe ImpactPresets URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function, maintaining consistency with the previous preset types. Key points:
- Consistent use of UUID and slug converters.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
This continued consistency across different preset types reinforces the code's overall structure and readability.
75-94: LGTM: QualityPresets URL patterns updated consistentlyThe QualityPresets URL patterns have been correctly updated to use the
path()function, following the established pattern:
- Consistent use of UUID and slug converters.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
This ongoing consistency across different preset types continues to enhance the code's structure and maintainability.
96-115: LGTM: ChromosomePresets URL patterns updated consistentlyThe ChromosomePresets URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function, maintaining the established pattern:
- Consistent use of UUID and slug converters.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
This continued consistency across all preset types reinforces the code's overall structure and improves maintainability.
119-132: LGTM: QuickPresets URL patterns updated correctlyThe QuickPresets URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function:
- Consistent use of UUID converters.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
Note: As indicated by the comment, QuickPresets intentionally lacks a clone-factory-presets pattern, which is consistent with the "only clone from other" functionality.
137-165: LGTM: PresetSet URL patterns updated correctlyThe PresetSet URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function:
- Consistent use of UUID converters where applicable.
- Preservation of view functions and URL names.
- Correct handling of the clone-factory-presets pattern without converters.
These updates maintain consistency with the rest of the file while correctly handling the unique aspects of the PresetSet patterns.
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1-167: Excellent update to modern Django URL routingThis update successfully transitions all URL patterns from
url()topath(), aligning with Django's modern URL routing practices. Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of UUID and slug converters across all preset types.
- Improved code readability and type safety for URL parameters.
- Maintained backwards compatibility by preserving view functions and URL names.
The uniform structure across different preset types enhances overall code consistency and maintainability. This refactoring sets a solid foundation for future development and makes the codebase more robust.
backend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (4)
126-126: Verify compatibility with the new base class.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the updates in the previous two classes. Ensure that the new base classProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary functionality required by this test class as well.To verify the compatibility, you can run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase contains all methods used in TestCohortCaseApiView # Test: Search for method calls in TestCohortCaseApiView methods=$(ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class TestCohortCaseApiView($$$):\n $$$\n self.$_($$$)' backend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py | grep -oP '(?<=self\.)\w+' | sort -u) # Test: Check if these methods exist in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase for method in $methods; do if ! ast-grep --lang python --pattern "class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase($$$):\n $$$\n def $method($$$):\n $$$" | grep -q .; then echo "Warning: Method $method not found in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" fi doneThis script will help identify any potential missing methods in the new base class specific to this test class.
101-101: Verify compatibility with the new base class.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the previous class update. Ensure that the new base classProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary functionality required by this test class as well.To verify the compatibility, you can run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase contains all methods used in TestAccessibleProjectsCasesApiView # Test: Search for method calls in TestAccessibleProjectsCasesApiView methods=$(ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class TestAccessibleProjectsCasesApiView($$$):\n $$$\n self.$_($$$)' backend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py | grep -oP '(?<=self\.)\w+' | sort -u) # Test: Check if these methods exist in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase for method in $methods; do if ! ast-grep --lang python --pattern "class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase($$$):\n $$$\n def $method($$$):\n $$$" | grep -q .; then echo "Warning: Method $method not found in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" fi doneThis script will help identify any potential missing methods in the new base class specific to this test class.
9-9: Verify compatibility with the new base class.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. However, please ensure that the new base classProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary functionality required by this test class.To verify the compatibility, you can run the following command:
This script will help identify any potential missing methods in the new base class.
✅ Verification successful
Compatibility Verified with the New Base Class.
All methods from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBaseare present inProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, ensuring that the change maintains the necessary functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase contains all methods used in TestCohortApiView # Test: Search for method calls in TestCohortApiView methods=$(ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'self.$_($$$)' backend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py | grep -oP '(?<=self\.)\w+' | sort -u) # Test: Check if these methods exist in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase for method in $methods; do if ! ast-grep --lang python --pattern "class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase($$$):\n $$$\n def $method($$$):\n $$$" | grep -q .; then echo "Warning: Method $method not found in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" fi doneLength of output: 205
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase includes all methods from TestProjectAPIPermissionBase # List all methods in TestProjectAPIPermissionBase test_base_methods=$(ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class TestProjectAPIPermissionBase($$$):\n $$$\n def $_($$$):\n $$$' . | grep -oP 'def \K\w+' | sort -u) # List all methods in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase new_base_methods=$(ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase($$$):\n $$$\n def $_($$$):\n $$$' . | grep -oP 'def \K\w+' | sort -u) # Compare the two lists missing_methods=$(comm -23 <(echo "$test_base_methods") <(echo "$new_base_methods")) if [ -n "$missing_methods" ]; then echo "Warning: The following methods are missing in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:" echo "$missing_methods" else echo "All methods from TestProjectAPIPermissionBase are present in ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase." fiLength of output: 693
9-9: Verify global refactoring of test base classes.The consistent change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseacross all three test classes (TestCohortApiView,TestAccessibleProjectsCasesApiView, andTestCohortCaseApiView) suggests a deliberate refactoring of the test base class. This change looks good and maintains consistency throughout the file.To ensure this refactoring has been applied consistently across the entire project, run the following command:
This script will help identify any files that might have been missed in the refactoring process and confirm the extent of the changes.
Also applies to: 101-101, 126-126
backend/variants/tests/test_ui.py (2)
164-164: LGTM: Indentation fixed in_make_usermethod.The indentation of the
return userstatement in the_make_usermethod ofLiveUserMixinhas been corrected. This improves code readability and ensures proper execution.
164-164: LGTM: Class renamed for consistency.The renaming of
TestUIBasetoUITestBaseappears to be for consistency, likely aligning with a naming convention change in theprojectrolespackage. This change improves code readability and maintainability.To ensure this change doesn't break any imports, please run the following script:
If the script returns any results, those files may need to be updated to use the new class name
UITestBase.✅ Verification successful
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TestUIBasehave been updated, please run the following script:
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TestUIBasehave been updated, please run the following script:
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TestUIBasehave been successfully updated toUITestBase.The renaming has been thoroughly checked, and no lingering references to
TestUIBasewere found in the Python files. This ensures that the change does not break any imports or usages within the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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.github/workflows/main.yml (2)
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1-324: Review summary: PostgreSQL upgrade impact on CI/CDThe main change in this workflow file is the upgrade of PostgreSQL from version 14 to 16 in the
Python-Testjob. While this is a significant update, no other changes were made to the workflow configuration.Consider the following:
- Ensure that all jobs in the CI pipeline, especially those involving database interactions, are tested thoroughly with the new PostgreSQL version.
- Update the project documentation to reflect the new PostgreSQL version requirement.
- Verify that the upgrade doesn't introduce any performance regressions in the CI/CD process.
The change is approved, but please address the points mentioned in the previous comment regarding PostgreSQL compatibility verification.
17-17: Verify compatibility with PostgreSQL 16 upgradeThe PostgreSQL image has been updated from version 14 to 16. This is a major version upgrade that may introduce changes in behavior and features.
Consider the following actions:
- Ensure that all database-related tests pass with the new PostgreSQL version.
- Verify that the application code and ORM are compatible with PostgreSQL 16.
- Update the local development environment and production systems to match this version.
- Review the PostgreSQL 16 release notes for any features or changes that may benefit the project.
To help verify the compatibility, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any potential areas that might need attention due to the PostgreSQL version upgrade.
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PostgreSQL 16 upgrade compatibility verified successfully
No compatibility issues detected with the PostgreSQL 16 upgrade.
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backend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
108-108: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the previous class modification. This update maintains consistency across the test classes.
137-137: LGTM: Consistent base class update across all test classes.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent across all three test classes in this file. This update maintains consistency and likely aligns with a broader refactoring of the test infrastructure.Summary of changes in this file:
TestCohortApiViewTestAccessibleProjectsCasesApiViewTestCohortCaseApiViewAll these classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.
9-9: Verify the impact of the new base class.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. This update likely aligns with a broader refactoring of the test infrastructure.To ensure consistency and proper functionality, please run the following script:
Ensure that:
- Other test classes are consistently using
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all necessary setup and teardown methods previously available inTestProjectAPIPermissionBase.backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_queries.py (8)
11-11: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryListCreateAjaxView.The base class for
TestSvQueryListCreateAjaxViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. The test methods and setup remain unchanged, indicating compatibility with the new base class.
48-48: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.The base class for
TestSvQueryRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes. The test methods and setup remain unaltered, further confirming compatibility with the new base class.
111-111: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryResultSetListAjaxView.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultSetListAjaxViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes. The test methods and setup remain unaltered, further confirming compatibility with the new base class.
134-134: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryResultSetRetrieveAjaxView.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultSetRetrieveAjaxViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes. The test methods and setup remain unaltered, further confirming compatibility with the new base class.
160-160: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryResultRowListAjaxView.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultRowListAjaxViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes. The test methods and setup remain unaltered, further confirming compatibility with the new base class.
186-186: Approve base class change for TestSvQueryResultRowRetrieveView.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultRowRetrieveViewhas been updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes. The test methods and setup remain unaltered, further confirming compatibility with the new base class.
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1-208: Overall assessment: Consistent base class update across all test classes.The changes in this file demonstrate a consistent update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseacross all six test classes. This uniform change suggests a deliberate refactoring effort, possibly aimed at standardizing or improving the project's testing framework.Key points:
- The import statement has been updated to reflect the new base class.
- All test classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- No changes were made to the test methods or setup in any of the classes, indicating compatibility with the new base class.
To ensure that these changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects, please run the test suite for this file and verify that all tests still pass. You can use the following command:
python manage.py test backend.svs.tests.test_permissions_ajax_queriesIf any issues arise, they should be addressed before merging this pull request.
4-4: Approve import change and verify base class compatibility.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefromprojectroles.tests.test_permissions_api. This change is consistent with the updates in the test classes below.Please ensure that
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary functionality that was previously available inTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. You can verify this by running the following command:This will help locate the definition of
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand allow you to review its methods and attributes.backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (5)
20-20: LGTM! Base class updated correctly.The base class has been successfully updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new import statement and maintains the existing test structure.
62-62: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefor this test class as well. The change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
127-127: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefor this test class as well. The change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
155-155: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefor this test class as well. The change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
6-6: LGTM! Verify the new import across the project.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the updates in the test classes.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, run the following command:
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The import statement has been correctly updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseat line 6. No issues found.🏁 Scripts executed
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209-209: LGTM! Base class updated consistently. Verify overall impact.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryResultRowRetrieveApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves the existing test structure.As this completes the updates for all test classes in this file, it would be beneficial to verify that these changes don't introduce any unintended side effects on the test coverage or behavior.
To ensure all test classes are using the new base class and that no classes were missed, run the following command:
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Verified! All test classes inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.The base class for all relevant test classes, including
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backend/beaconsite/tests/test_views.py (10)
7-7: LGTM: New base class import looks good.The import of
ViewTestBasefromvariants.tests.helpersis correct. This change suggests a move towards using a more generalized test base class, which can improve code reuse and consistency across different apps in the project.
10-10: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestIndexViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, which is consistent with the new import. The test logic remains unchanged, indicating compatibility with the new base class.
21-21: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestConsortiumListViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, consistent with the new base class usage. The test logic remains intact, indicating compatibility with the new base class.
30-30: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestConsortiumCreateViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, maintaining consistency with the new base class usage. The test logic for bothtest_renderandtest_createmethods remains unchanged, indicating full compatibility with the new base class.
63-63: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestConsortiumUpdateViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file. Bothtest_renderandtest_updatemethods remain unchanged, demonstrating compatibility with the new base class.
113-113: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestConsortiumDeleteViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, maintaining consistency with the new base class usage. The test logic for bothtest_renderandtest_deletemethods remains intact, indicating full compatibility with the new base class.
142-142: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSiteListViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file. The test logic in thetest_rendermethod remains unchanged, demonstrating compatibility with the new base class.
151-151: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSiteCreateViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, maintaining consistency with the new base class usage. The test logic for bothtest_renderandtest_createmethods remains intact, indicating full compatibility with the new base class.
187-187: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSiteUpdateViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file. Bothtest_renderandtest_updatemethods remain unchanged, demonstrating compatibility with the new base class.
249-249: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSiteDeleteViewclass now inherits fromViewTestBase, maintaining consistency with the new base class usage. The test logic for bothtest_renderandtest_deletemethods remains intact, indicating full compatibility with the new base class.Overall assessment: Consistent base class update across all test classes.
All test classes in this file have been successfully updated to use the new
ViewTestBaseclass. The consistency of this change across all classes and the preservation of existing test logic suggest a well-executed refactoring. This change likely contributes to better code organization and potential improvements in test setup or utility methods provided by the new base class.To ensure the completeness of this change:
- Verify that the
ViewTestBaseclass invariants.tests.helpersincludes all necessary setup and utility methods previously provided byTestViewsBase.- Consider updating the docstring at the beginning of the file to reflect the change in the base class used, if applicable.
- Ensure that any project-wide documentation referring to
TestViewsBaseis updated to mentionViewTestBasefor consistency.To verify the completeness of this change, you can run the following script:
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frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue (3)
303-303: Approved: Consistent safeguard for gene allowlist sectionThis change is consistent with the safeguard added to the genomic region section. It prevents potential errors when
querySettingsis null or undefined.Please refer to the previous comment regarding the suggestion to initialize
querySettingswith default values, as it applies to this section as well.
315-315: Approved: Improved formatting for better readabilityThe changes to the
Multiselectandselectelements are purely formatting improvements. Placing each attribute on a separate line enhances readability, especially for elements with multiple attributes. This aligns with Vue.js style guide recommendations and makes the template easier to maintain.Also applies to: 319-321
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1-400: Summary: Improved robustness and readability with minor suggestionThe changes in this file enhance the component's robustness by adding safeguards against null or undefined
querySettings, and improve readability through better formatting. Consider initializingquerySettingswith default values to ensure consistent behavior. Overall, these changes are positive and align with good Vue.js practices.frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/FrequencyPane.vue (3)
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30-30: Exposingv$for parent component accessThe
v$object is now exposed, allowing parent components to access the validation state provided byuseVuelidate().This is a good practice for components that need to expose their validation state to parent components. It enhances the component's reusability and allows for more flexible form validation handling.
69-69: Minor formatting change in table classA redundant line break has been removed from the table's class attribute.
This change improves code readability without affecting functionality.
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1-441: Overall assessment of changesThe changes to this component primarily focus on adding developer tools and improving code structure. The new
dumpFrequencies()method and the developer information section enhance debugging capabilities without affecting the core functionality of the frequency filtering.These changes are well-implemented and provide valuable tools for development and debugging. They don't introduce any apparent issues and maintain the existing functionality of the component.
To ensure that these changes don't affect the component's behavior in production, please verify that:
- The developer information is only visible when
filtrationComplexityModeis set to 'dev'.- The exposure of
v$doesn't lead to any unintended side effects in parent components.You can use the following script to check for any unintended exposures of developer information:
This script will help identify any other components that might be using the developer mode, ensuring that it's consistently applied across the application.
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (2)
4-4: LGTM: Consistent base class update across all test classesThe change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBasehas been applied consistently across all test classes in the file. This update likely reflects an improvement in the underlying testing framework or a refactoring for better naming conventions. The functionality of the tests remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining test coverage.Also applies to: 10-10, 97-97, 152-152, 178-178, 204-204, 288-288, 336-336, 416-416, 442-442, 465-465, 491-491, 517-517
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1-543: Overall approval: Changes maintain test integrityThe changes made to this file, primarily the consistent update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, have been applied correctly across all test classes. The existing test coverage and structure have been maintained, ensuring that permissions for different user roles are still being properly tested across various API views.While there are opportunities for enhancing the test suite (as mentioned in the previous comment), the current changes do not introduce any issues and successfully refactor the code as intended.
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_api.py (13)
4-4: LGTM: Base class import updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use the new base class name
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the updates made throughout the file.
10-10: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCaseApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement and the changes throughout the file.
105-105: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCasePhenotypeTermsCreateListAjaxView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
156-156: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
238-238: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestAnnotationReleaseInfoListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
264-264: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestSvAnnotationReleaseInfoListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
290-290: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCaseCommentCreateListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
340-340: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
422-422: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
448-448: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestCaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
474-474: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestSampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
500-500: LGTM: Base class updated correctly for TestPedigreeRelatednessListApiView.The base class has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
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1-524: LGTM: Consistent update of base class across all test classes.The changes in this file are limited to updating the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefor all test classes. This change is consistent throughout the file and aligns with the updated import statement. The modification does not alter the functionality of the tests, maintaining the integrity of the test suite. This update likely reflects a refactoring in theprojectrolesapp.Recommendation: Ensure that the
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass in theprojectrolesapp provides the same functionality as the previousTestProjectAPIPermissionBaseclass to maintain the effectiveness of these permission tests.To verify the base class change across the project, run the following command:
This will help ensure that the base class has been updated consistently across all relevant files in the project.
✅ Verification successful
To ensure that there are no remaining instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBase, please run the following corrected shell script:
Verified: All instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasehave been successfully updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.The search yielded no remaining instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBase, confirming that the base class change has been applied consistently across the project. This ensures that the permission tests maintain their intended functionality without any lingering references to the old base class.🏁 Scripts executed
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frontend/src/variants/components/QueryPresets/SetEditor.vue (1)
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441-448: ImprovedonMountedhook implementationThe changes in the
onMountedhook enhance the initialization process. The use of async/await for store initialization and the conditional setup of quick preset sortable are good practices.backend/genepanels/tests/test_views.py (1)
13-13: Consistent update of base class for view tests.The change from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBaseas the base class for all test classes in this file is consistent and appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort. This change should improve the consistency of view tests across the project.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, let's check for any remaining uses of
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Base class change successfully verified with no remaining references to
TestViewsBase.The update from
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBasehas been consistently applied across all relevant test classes inbackend/genepanels/tests/test_views.py. No remaining references toTestViewsBasewere found in the codebase, ensuring the refactoring was thorough and complete.🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py (12)
627-627: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestSampleVariantStatisticsListApiView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestSampleVariantStatisticsListApiView
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1-699: Overall LGTM! Ensure comprehensive test coverage.The refactoring of all test classes to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class is consistent and appears to be part of a larger update to the project's testing framework. While the changes look good, it's crucial to:
- Run the entire test suite to ensure no regressions were introduced.
- Verify that the new base class provides all necessary setup and teardown operations for these tests.
- Check if any additional tests need to be added to cover any new functionality introduced by the base class change.
#!/bin/bash # Run the entire test suite and check for any failures # Run all tests in the cases app python manage.py test cases # Check for any test failures or errors python manage.py test cases | grep -E "FAILED|ERROR" # Run coverage report to ensure no decrease in test coverage coverage run manage.py test cases coverage report -m
228-228: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCasePhenotypeTermsListCreateAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCasePhenotypeTermsListCreateAjaxView
293-293: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
363-363: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCaseCommentListCreateAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCaseCommentListCreateAjaxView
417-417: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
488-488: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView
516-516: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestProjectUserPermissionsAjaxView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestProjectUserPermissionsAjaxView
599-599: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.#!/bin/bash # Verify test coverage for TestCaseAlignmentStatsListApiView # Check if any test methods were removed or significantly changed git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -E 'def test_' # Check for any changes in the setUp method git diff HEAD^ HEAD -- backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py | grep -E '^\+|-' | grep -A 10 'def setUp' # Run the tests for this specific class and check for any failures python manage.py test backend.cases.tests.test_views_ajax.TestCaseAlignmentStatsListApiView
150-150: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.
667-667: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.
41-41: LGTM! Verify test coverage after base class change.The update of the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. Ensure that all existing tests still provide adequate coverage with the new base class.backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (3)
5-5: Update import statementThe import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefrom theprojectroles.tests.test_permissions_apimodule. This change aligns with the base class modification inApiViewTestBase.
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32-1010: Consistent implementation of test classesThe remaining code in the file maintains a consistent structure across different preset types (FrequencyPresets, ImpactPresets, QualityPresets, ChromosomePresets, FlagsEtcPresets, QuickPresets, and PresetSet). Each test class follows a similar pattern for testing CRUD operations and cloning functionality. This consistency is commendable and makes the code easy to understand and maintain.
28-28: Update base class for API view testsThe
ApiViewTestBaseclass now inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This change likely reflects an update in the project's testing framework or a refactoring of the permission testing utilities.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, let's check for any remaining uses of
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18-18: Update import statementThe import statement has been changed from
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978-978: Update assertion to use TimelineEventThe assertion has been updated to check the count of
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backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (25)
2-2: LGTM: Base class import updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This change is consistent with the modifications made throughout the file.
1071-1071: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestPresetSetListCreateAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
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1037-1037: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
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596-596: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
672-672: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
64-64: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
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521-521: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
774-774: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestFlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
195-195: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
850-850: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
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TestFlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
373-373: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestQualityPresetsListCreateAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
140-140: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
961-961: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestQuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
496-496: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
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877-877: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
345-345: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
420-420: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestQualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
699-699: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestChromosomePresetsCloneOtherViewhas been updated fromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous modifications.To ensure full compatibility, please run the following command to verify that all tests in this class pass with the new base class:
318-318: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The base class for
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80-83: Addition of 'social_django' and 'projectroles.apps.ProjectrolesConfig'The inclusion of
"social_django"for OIDC authentication and"projectroles.apps.ProjectrolesConfig"appears correct and aligns with the shift from SAML to OIDC authentication.
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The following files still import TestProjectAPIPermissionBase and should be updated to use ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_ajax.pybackend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.pybackend/cases/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_annos.pybackend/variants/tests/test/views_ajax_presets.pybackend/variants/tests/helpers.pybackend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.pybackend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.pybackend/varannos/tests/helpers.pybackend/varannos/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/variants/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_queries.pybackend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.pybackend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_ajax.pybackend/cohorts/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/cases_import/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/cases_qc/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/cases_analysis/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_ajax.pybackend/beaconsite/tests/test_permissions_api.pybackend/beaconsite/tests/test_views_ajax.py
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LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the project.
The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the new base class name and location. This change aligns with the modifications in the test classes.
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| regex=r"^api/case/list/(?P<project>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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| regex=r"^api/case/retrieve-update-destroy/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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| route="api/case/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), | ||
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| regex=r"^api/case-comment/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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| regex=r"^api/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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LGTM with suggestions: Modernized API URL patterns with some inconsistencies
The update from url() to path() for all API URL patterns is consistent and aligns with Django's best practices. The use of UUID converters (<uuid:...>) for various parameters ensures type safety and consistency across all patterns.
There's an inconsistency in the view references for some API patterns. Some patterns are using AJAX views instead of API views. This should be corrected to ensure proper separation of concerns and consistent behavior. Please update the following patterns:
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view=views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.as_view() - Line 134: Change
view=views_ajax.CaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.as_view() - Line 139: Change
view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.as_view() - Line 144: Change
view=views_ajax.PedigreeRelatednessListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.as_view()
Make sure these API views exist in the views_api.py file. If they don't, you may need to create them or update the existing AJAX views to handle both AJAX and API requests.
Similar to the AJAX patterns, consider refactoring these API URL patterns to reduce repetition. You could use the same approach suggested for the AJAX patterns to create a more maintainable and DRY configuration.
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Resolve the redefinition of ViewTestBase class.
There appears to be an unintentional redefinition of the ViewTestBase class. This class is already defined on line 47 with different base classes and content. The redefinition could lead to confusion and potential issues in test execution.
Consider the following options to resolve this:
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If this is an oversight, remove this redefinition and merge any unique functionality into the existing ViewTestBase class.
Please clarify the intention behind this second definition and apply the appropriate resolution.
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Consider using a data-driven approach for user role testing
The current implementation repeats the user role lists for each test method. Consider using a class-level attribute or a parameterized test approach to define these user roles once and reuse them across all test methods. This could improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.
Here's an example of how you could refactor this:
class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase):
good_users = [
"superuser",
"user_owner",
"user_delegate",
"user_contributor",
"user_guest",
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bad_users_401 = ["anonymous"]
bad_users_403 = ["user_no_roles", "user_finder_cat"]
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self.good_users = [getattr(self, user) for user in self.good_users]
self.bad_users_401 = [getattr(self, user) for user in self.bad_users_401]
self.bad_users_403 = [getattr(self, user) for user in self.bad_users_403]
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Consider creating a base test class for common CRUD operations
The TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet class has a very similar structure to TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet and other test classes in this file. To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider creating a base test class that implements the common CRUD test methods. Each specific test class could then inherit from this base class and only implement unique test cases.
Here's an example of how you could refactor this:
class BaseCRUDTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase):
model_factory = None
url_name = None
data_for_create = None
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super().setUp()
self.object = self.model_factory(project=self.project)
def test_list(self):
url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid})
self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, 200, method="GET")
self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, 401, method="GET")
self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, 403, method="GET")
# ... implement other common test methods (create, retrieve, patch, delete)
class TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet(BaseCRUDTestCase):
model_factory = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory
url_name = "querypresetssetversion"
data_for_create = {"version_minor": 2}
# ... implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis approach would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite.
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1-95: Summary of changes: URL structure update in test assertionsThe changes in this file consistently add trailing slashes to URL assertions in test methods. This update likely reflects a broader change in the application's URL routing configuration. While these modifications are minor, they are crucial for maintaining accurate tests that reflect the expected behavior of the
get_absolute_urlmethods.Key points:
- Both
TestGenePanelCategoryandTestGenePanelEntryclasses have been updated.- The core logic of the tests remains unchanged.
- These changes suggest a global update to URL structures in the application.
Consider reviewing the entire codebase for any missed URL updates, especially in views, templates, and JavaScript files that may construct URLs. This will ensure consistency across the application and prevent potential routing issues.
backend/genepanels/forms.py (1)
27-31: LGTM! Consider optimizing the query for large datasets.The changes improve the initialization of the "genes" field, providing a better user experience by populating the field with existing data for editing and starting empty for new instances. This is a good practice in Django forms.
For potential optimization, especially if dealing with large datasets, consider using
values_listto fetch only the required field:if self.instance.pk: rows = self.instance.genepanelentry_set.values_list('symbol', flat=True) initial_value = "\n".join(rows) else: initial_value = ""This approach reduces the amount of data fetched from the database, which could be beneficial for performance in cases with many gene entries.
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69-92: LGTM! Consider adding help text for--data-releaseand--data-case.The new arguments enhance the flexibility of the initialization command, providing more control over the process. The choices for each argument are well-defined and align with different initialization scenarios.
Consider adding more descriptive help text for the
--data-releaseand--data-casearguments to provide users with context about their impact on the initialization process.
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94-117: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for invaliddata_createvalues.The changes in the
handlemethod effectively incorporate the newdata_createoption. The use of a transaction ensures atomicity of operations, which is crucial for maintaining data consistency. The logic for handling differentdata_createoptions is clear and well-structured.Consider adding an
elseclause to handle cases wheredata_createmight have an unexpected value, even though it's constrained by the argument parser. This would make the code more robust against potential future changes.backend/variants/migrations/0111_create_variant_summary.py (2)
14-17: Assess indexing strategy for optimal query performanceThe current indexes on
idand variant coordinates are useful, but depending on the query patterns againstvariants_smallvariantsummary, additional indexes might be beneficial. For instance, if queries frequently filter or join onchromosomeandstart, consider creating an index specifically on these columns.
12-12: Consider populating the materialized view immediately if necessaryThe
WITH NO DATAclause creates the materialized view without populating it. If immediate data availability is required after migration, you might want to removeWITH NO DATAor refresh the view after creation.Alternatively, schedule a refresh after creation:
operations = [ migrations.RunSQL( SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER, """ DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; """, ), migrations.RunPython( code=lambda apps, schema_editor: schema_editor.connection.cursor().execute("REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW variants_smallvariantsummary;"), reverse_code=migrations.RunPython.noop, ), ]
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backend/seqmeta/tests/test_models.py (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consider verifying URL consistency.The addition of a trailing slash to the expected URL is a good practice in Django. It helps prevent duplicate content issues and ensures consistent behavior.
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get_absolute_urlmethods return URLs with trailing slashes.- URL patterns in
urls.pyfiles are consistent with this change.backend/varannos/tests/test_models.py (1)
20-20: Approve URL format update with trailing slash.The addition of a trailing slash to the expected URL in
test_get_absolute_urlis correct and aligns with Django's best practices for URL formatting. This change improves consistency and adheres to the standard URL structure.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script to check for any other URLs that might need similar updates:
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backend/genepanels/tests/test_models.py (2)
51-51: LGTM! Check for similar changes in other test files.The addition of a trailing slash to the expected URL is consistent with the previous change. This update ensures that the test accurately reflects the expected behavior of the
get_absolute_urlmethod forGenePanelEntryobjects.To ensure consistency across all test files, let's check for similar URL assertions:
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27-29: LGTM! Verify URL routing configuration.The addition of a trailing slash to the expected URL is correct. This change likely reflects an update in the URL routing configuration of the application.
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94-94: LGTM! Consider checking for similar occurrences.The change from
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()method call looks good. This update likely reflects changes in theAppSettingAPIinterface or underlying implementation, possibly as part of a larger refactoring effort to improve plugin management or settings organization.To ensure consistency across the codebase, it would be beneficial to check for other occurrences of
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285-285: LGTM! Improved naming convention.The renaming of
app_nametoplugin_namein the settings configuration section is a good change. It more accurately reflects the context in which it's used, improving code clarity.
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1-424: Overall, excellent improvements to the initialization command.The changes in this file significantly enhance the functionality and flexibility of the initialization command for the development environment. The new command-line arguments allow for more granular control over the initialization process, particularly regarding data handling and project settings. The use of transactions ensures data consistency, and the improved naming conventions contribute to better code clarity.
These modifications will likely improve the developer experience when setting up and managing development environments, especially when dealing with different data scenarios.
backend/cases_import/tests/test_models_executor.py (1)
54-54: LGTM! Verify API compatibility.The change from
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()method call looks good. This likely reflects an update in theAppSettingAPI.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's check for any other occurrences of
app_settings.set()withapp_name:backend/variants/migrations/0111_create_variant_summary.py (2)
61-61: Confirm the exclusion logic in the WHERE clauseThe
WHERE NOT EXISTScondition relies on theexcluded_case_idsCTE. Ensure that the logic correctly excludes only the intended case IDs and that there are no unintended side effects impacting data inclusion.You can run the following script to list the excluded case IDs and verify they are correctly identified:
#!/bin/bash # Description: List all case IDs that are being excluded. # Test: Retrieve excluded case IDs. Expect: Only cases with 'exclude_from_inhouse_db' setting set to '1'. psql -d your_database -c " WITH excluded_case_ids AS ( SELECT DISTINCT variants_case.id AS case_id FROM variants_case JOIN projectroles_project ON variants_case.project_id = projectroles_project.id JOIN projectroles_appsetting ON projectroles_project.id = projectroles_appsetting.project_id AND projectroles_appsetting.name = 'exclude_from_inhouse_db' AND projectroles_appsetting.value = '1' ) SELECT * FROM excluded_case_ids;"Review the output to ensure only the appropriate cases are excluded.
46-62: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionReassess the use of
DISTINCTin the subquery for performance optimizationThe
SELECT DISTINCTin the subquery may introduce unnecessary overhead, especially with large datasets. Since the outer query performs aGROUP BYon the same columns, theDISTINCTmight be redundant.Consider removing
DISTINCTto improve query performance:-SELECT DISTINCT +SELECTTo verify the impact of this change, you can compare the row counts with and without
DISTINCT:Check if both counts are equal to ensure the
DISTINCTis unnecessary.backend/cases_import/models/executors.py (1)
139-139: Verify consistent usage ofplugin_nameinapp_settings.get()callsThe keyword argument has been changed from
"app_name"to"plugin_name"in theapp_settings.get()method. Please ensure that all other instances whereAppSettingAPI.get()is called in the codebase also use"plugin_name"to maintain consistency and prevent potential bugs.Run the following script to check for any remaining uses of
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Consider moving the database checks into the Migration class methods or using RunPython operations where the database is guaranteed to be accessible. This ensures that migrations do not fail due to unavailable database connections during the import phase.
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54-54: LGTM! Consider updating related documentation.The change from
app_nametoplugin_nameis a good improvement in terminology. This change likely reflects a conceptual shift in how the system is structured.Consider reviewing and updating any related documentation or other parts of the codebase that might still use the term "app_name" to ensure consistency across the project.
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14-80: LGTM: AJAX URL patterns updated correctly with room for optimizationAll AJAX URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function with appropriate UUID converters. The view references are consistent, usingviews_ajaxfor all patterns.Consider refactoring these patterns to reduce repetition. You could create a helper function to generate URL patterns with common prefixes, like this:
def ajax_path(route, view, name): return path(f"ajax/{route}", view, name=f"ajax-{name}") ajax_urlpatterns = [ ajax_path("case/list/<uuid:project>/", views_ajax.CaseListAjaxView.as_view(), "case-list"), ajax_path("case/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:case>/", views_ajax.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.as_view(), "case-retrieveupdatedestroy"), # ... other patterns ]This approach would make the URL configuration more maintainable and DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself).
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82-153: Fix inconsistencies in API URL patternsThe API URL patterns have been updated to use
path()with UUID converters, which is correct. However, there are some inconsistencies that need to be addressed:
View references: Some patterns are using AJAX views instead of API views. Please update the following:
- Line 129: Change
view=views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.as_view()- Line 134: Change
view=views_ajax.CaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.as_view()- Line 139: Change
view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.as_view()- Line 144: Change
view=views_ajax.PedigreeRelatednessListAjaxView.as_view()toview=views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.as_view()Route prefix: The route on line 104 starts with "ajax/" instead of "api/". Please update it to:
route="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/",After making these changes, ensure that the corresponding API views exist in the
views_api.pyfile. If they don't, you may need to create them or update the existing AJAX views to handle both AJAX and API requests.Similar to the AJAX patterns, consider refactoring these API URL patterns to reduce repetition. You could use the same approach suggested for the AJAX patterns to create a more maintainable and DRY configuration.
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63-85: LGTM! Consider adding validation for--data-case.The new command-line arguments enhance the flexibility and specificity of the initialization process. The help messages are clear and informative.
Consider adding validation for the
--data-caseargument similar to--data-releaseand--data-create. This could prevent potential issues if an invalid case name is provided.parser.add_argument( "--data-case", default="Case_1", - choices=["Case_1"], + choices=["Case_1", "Case_2", "Case_3"], # Add all valid case names help="Name of case to use when adding data or import job", )
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87-114: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The updated
handlemethod effectively incorporates the newdata_createargument, providing flexibility in creating import jobs or cases directly. The use of transactions ensures data integrity.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the different behaviors based on the
data_createvalue for improved readability:def handle(self, *args, **options): """Entrypoint from command line""" _ = args category_name = options["category_name"] project_name = options["project_name"] case_name = options["case_name"] data_release = options["data_release"] data_case = options["data_case"] data_create = options["data_create"] + # Handle different scenarios based on data_create value: + # - "disabled": Create case directly + # - "job-create": Create import job and launch it asynchronously + # - "job-run": Create import job and run it synchronously job_pk: Optional[int] = None with transaction.atomic(): job_pk = self._handle( category_name=category_name, project_name=project_name, case_name=case_name, data_release=data_release, data_case=data_case, data_create=data_create, ) self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS("-- comitting transaction --")) if data_create == "job-create" and job_pk is not None: tasks.run_caseimportactionbackgroundjob.delay(caseimportactionbackgroundjob_pk=job_pk) self.stderr.write( self.style.SUCCESS(f"Launched job (ID={job_pk}). Make sure that celery is running.") ) elif data_create == "job-run" and job_pk is not None: self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS("Executing import job...")) models.run_caseimportactionbackgroundjob(pk=job_pk) self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS("... import job executed successfully."))
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116-159: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The
_handlemethod has been successfully updated to incorporate the new parameters and logic for creating import jobs. The changes align well with the new command-line arguments.Consider enhancing the error handling to provide more specific error messages for different types of exceptions. This could help in debugging and troubleshooting. For example:
try: self._setup_seqmeta() self._create_user(username="root", is_superuser=True, is_staff=True) self._create_user(username="devadmin", is_superuser=True, is_staff=True) devuser = self._create_user(username="devuser") category = self._create_project( title=category_name, owner=devuser, project_type="CATEGORY" ) project = self._create_project(title=project_name, owner=devuser, parent=category) if data_create in ["job-create", "job-run"]: job = self._create_import_job( case_name=case_name, project=project, data_release=data_release, data_case=data_case, user=devuser, ) job_pk = job.pk else: # data_create == "disabled" self._create_case(name=case_name, project=project) self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS(self.style.SUCCESS("All done. Have a nice day!"))) - except Exception as e: + except models.CaseImportBackgroundJob.DoesNotExist as e: + self.stderr.write( + self.style.ERROR( + f"Error creating import job: {str(e)}\n\n--- BEGIN TRACEBACK ---\n" + f"{traceback.format_exc()}--- END TRACEBACK ---\n" + ) + ) + raise CommandError("Could not create import job.") from e + except Project.DoesNotExist as e: + self.stderr.write( + self.style.ERROR( + f"Error creating project: {str(e)}\n\n--- BEGIN TRACEBACK ---\n" + f"{traceback.format_exc()}--- END TRACEBACK ---\n" + ) + ) + raise CommandError("Could not create project.") from e + except Exception as e: self.stderr.write( self.style.ERROR( "A problem occured (see below). Rolling back database.\n\n--- BEGIN TRACEBACK ---\n" f"{traceback.format_exc()}--- END TRACEBACK ---\n" ) ) raise CommandError("Could not initialize the database.") from e return job_pk
285-285: LGTM! Consider updating the variable name for consistency.The renaming of
app_nametoplugin_namein the settings configuration section improves clarity and consistency with the rest of the codebase.For complete consistency, consider updating the variable name in the surrounding code as well:
- setting_value = { + plugin_settings = { "import_data_protocol": "file", "import_data_host": "", "import_data_path": str(pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent.parent), "import_data_port": 0, "import_data_user": "", } - for setting_name, value in setting_value.items(): + for setting_name, value in plugin_settings.items(): if project_settings.get(setting_name) != value: app_settings.set( plugin_name="cases_import", setting_name=setting_name, value=value, project=project, user=None, )backend/cases_import/tests/test_models_executor.py (2)
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279-297: Consider refactoring to reduce the number of mock patches.The
ImportCreateWithDragenQcTestclass uses a large number of mock patches, which could make the test brittle to changes in the underlying implementation. Consider refactoring this test to use fewer, more general mocks or to use a fixture that sets up the necessary mocked environment.For example, you could create a single mock for a
DragenQcLoaderclass that handles all these individual loading functions, and then verify that this loader is called with the correct parameters.Here's a conceptual example of how you might refactor this:
@mock.patch('cases_import.models.executors.DragenQcLoader') def test_run(self, mock_dragen_qc_loader): mock_loader_instance = mock_dragen_qc_loader.return_value self.executor.run() # Verify that the loader was called with the correct parameters mock_loader_instance.load_all.assert_called_once_with( caseqc=mock.ANY, file_identifier_to_individual={"NA12878-PCRF450-1": "index"} ) # You can still verify individual file loads if necessary mock_loader_instance.load_cnv_metrics.assert_called_once() mock_loader_instance.load_fragment_length_hist.assert_called_once() # ... and so on for other methodsThis approach would make the test more resilient to changes in the underlying implementation while still verifying that all necessary data is loaded.
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1-724: Well-structured and comprehensive test suite with room for optimization.The test suite in
test_models_executor.pyis comprehensive and covers various aspects of the case import process, including different QC file types and import actions. The tests are generally well-structured and provide good coverage of the functionality.However, there are a few areas where the test suite could be improved:
Some test classes, particularly
ImportCreateWithDragenQcTest, use a large number of mock patches. This could make the tests brittle to changes in the underlying implementation. Consider refactoring these tests to use fewer, more general mocks or to use fixtures that set up the necessary mocked environment.The test file is quite long. Consider splitting it into multiple files, each focusing on a specific aspect of the import process (e.g., one file for Dragen QC tests, another for Samtools QC tests, etc.). This would improve maintainability and readability.
Some test methods are quite long and complex. Consider breaking them down into smaller, more focused test methods to improve readability and make it easier to identify the cause of failures.
There's some duplication in the setup code across different test classes. Consider extracting common setup code into utility methods or base classes to reduce duplication.
To address these points, you could:
- Implement the refactoring suggestion for
ImportCreateWithDragenQcTestmentioned earlier.- Split the file into multiple test files, e.g.,
test_dragen_qc_import.py,test_samtools_qc_import.py, etc.- Break down long test methods into multiple, more focused methods.
- Create a common base class or utility methods for setup code that's shared across multiple test classes.
These changes would make the test suite more maintainable and easier to understand, while still maintaining its comprehensive coverage.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (4)
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62-204: Consider refactoring for improved code reusabilityThe
TestQueryPresetsSetViewSetclass is well-structured, but there's potential for improvement in code reusability. Consider the following suggestions:
- Extract common user role definitions into class-level attributes.
- Create helper methods for common operations like URL generation and response assertion.
- Use parameterized tests to reduce code duplication in test methods.
These changes would make the tests more maintainable and easier to extend.
Here's an example of how you could refactor the class:
from parameterized import parameterized class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): good_users = ["superuser", "user_owner", "user_delegate", "user_contributor", "user_guest"] bad_users_401 = ["anonymous"] bad_users_403 = ["user_no_roles", "user_finder_cat"] def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) def get_url(self, action, **kwargs): return reverse(f"seqvars:api-querypresetsset-{action}", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid, **kwargs}) @parameterized.expand([ ("list", "GET", 200, 401, 403), ("create", "POST", 201, 401, 403), ("retrieve", "GET", 200, 401, 403), ("patch", "PATCH", 200, 401, 403), ("delete", "DELETE", 204, 401, 403), ]) def test_endpoint(self, action, method, good_status, bad_status_401, bad_status_403): url = self.get_url(action, querypresetsset=self.querypresetsset.sodar_uuid if action != "list" else None) data = {"rank": 42} if action in ["create", "patch"] else None self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, good_status, method=method, data=data) self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, bad_status_401, method=method, data=data) self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, bad_status_403, method=method, data=data) # Add any specific test methods that require custom logicThis refactored version reduces code duplication and makes it easier to add or modify tests in the future.
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205-355: Create a base test class for common functionalityThe
TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSetclass has a very similar structure toTestQueryPresetsSetViewSetand potentially other test classes in this file. To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider creating a base test class that implements the common functionality.Here's an example of how you could implement this:
class BaseQueryPresetsTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): model_factory = None url_name = None good_users = ["superuser", "user_owner", "user_delegate", "user_contributor", "user_guest"] bad_users_401 = ["anonymous"] bad_users_403 = ["user_no_roles", "user_finder_cat"] def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.object = self.model_factory(project=self.project) def get_url(self, action, **kwargs): return reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-{action}", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid, **kwargs}) def test_list(self): url = self.get_url("list") self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, 200, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, 401, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, 403, method="GET") # Implement other common test methods (create, retrieve, patch, delete) class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(BaseQueryPresetsTestCase): model_factory = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory url_name = "querypresetsset" class TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet(BaseQueryPresetsTestCase): model_factory = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory url_name = "querypresetssetversion" def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) self.object = self.model_factory( presetsset=self.querypresetsset, status=SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersion.STATUS_DRAFT, ) # Implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis approach would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite.
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356-2347: Implement comprehensive test suite refactoringThe entire test file follows a repetitive structure across all test classes. This repetition emphasizes the need for a more maintainable and scalable approach to your test suite. Consider implementing a comprehensive refactoring of the entire test file to improve code reusability, maintainability, and readability.
Here's a suggested approach for refactoring the entire test suite:
Create a base test class:
class BaseAPIPermissionTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): model_factory = None url_name = None nested_url = False good_users = ["superuser", "user_owner", "user_delegate", "user_contributor", "user_guest"] bad_users_401 = ["anonymous"] bad_users_403 = ["user_no_roles", "user_finder_cat"] def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.object = self.create_test_object() def create_test_object(self): return self.model_factory(project=self.project) def get_url(self, action, **kwargs): url_kwargs = {"project": self.project.sodar_uuid} if not self.nested_url else {} url_kwargs.update(kwargs) return reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-{action}", kwargs=url_kwargs) def run_test(self, action, method, good_status, bad_status_401, bad_status_403, data=None): url = self.get_url(action, **{self.url_name: self.object.sodar_uuid} if action != "list" else {}) self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, good_status, method=method, data=data) self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, bad_status_401, method=method, data=data) self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, bad_status_403, method=method, data=data) def test_list(self): self.run_test("list", "GET", 200, 401, 403) def test_create(self): data = self.get_create_data() self.run_test("list", "POST", 201, 401, 403, data=data) def test_retrieve(self): self.run_test("detail", "GET", 200, 401, 403) def test_patch(self): data = self.get_patch_data() self.run_test("detail", "PATCH", 200, 401, 403, data=data) def test_delete(self): self.run_test("detail", "DELETE", 204, 401, 403) def get_create_data(self): return {"rank": 1, "label": "test"} def get_patch_data(self): return {"rank": 42}Create specific test classes for each API endpoint:
class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(BaseAPIPermissionTestCase): model_factory = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory url_name = "querypresetsset" class TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet(BaseAPIPermissionTestCase): model_factory = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory url_name = "querypresetssetversion" nested_url = True def create_test_object(self): self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) return self.model_factory( presetsset=self.querypresetsset, status=SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersion.STATUS_DRAFT, ) def get_url(self, action, **kwargs): url_kwargs = {"querypresetsset": self.querypresetsset.sodar_uuid} url_kwargs.update(kwargs) return super().get_url(action, **url_kwargs) # Implement other test classes similarlyFor classes with unique requirements, override only the necessary methods:
class TestQuerySettingsViewSet(BaseAPIPermissionTestCase): model_factory = SeqvarsQuerySettingsFactory url_name = "querysettings" nested_url = True def create_test_object(self): self.case = CaseFactory(project=self.project) self.caseanalysis = CaseAnalysisFactory(case=self.case) self.session = CaseAnalysisSessionFactory(caseanalysis=self.caseanalysis) return self.model_factory(session=self.session) def get_url(self, action, **kwargs): url_kwargs = {"session": self.session.sodar_uuid} url_kwargs.update(kwargs) return super().get_url(action, **url_kwargs) def get_create_data(self): return { "genotype": SeqvarsQuerySettingsGenotypeSerializer( SeqvarsQuerySettingsGenotypeFactory.build(querysettings=None) ).data, # Include other nested serializers here }This refactoring will significantly reduce code duplication, improve maintainability, and make it easier to add new test cases or modify existing ones. It also allows for easy customization of specific test classes when needed.
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1-2347: Summary: Comprehensive tests with room for improvementThe
test_permissions_api.pyfile provides a thorough set of tests for API permissions across various endpoints. The current implementation is functional and covers all necessary scenarios. However, the repetitive structure presents an opportunity for significant improvement in terms of code maintainability, readability, and scalability.Key suggestions for improvement:
- Implement a base test class to encapsulate common functionality.
- Use parameterized tests to reduce code duplication.
- Extract common user role definitions and URL generation logic.
- Refactor individual test classes to inherit from the base class and override only when necessary.
These changes would result in a more maintainable and easily extendable test suite, making it easier to add new tests or modify existing ones as the API evolves.
Consider implementing the comprehensive refactoring suggested in the previous comments to improve the overall structure and maintainability of the test suite.
backend/svs/urls.py (2)
2-2: Consider importingincludeif needed for URL inclusions.At line 2, you have imported
pathandre_pathfromdjango.urls. If you plan to include other URL configurations usinginclude(), ensure to import it as well:from django.urls import path, re_path, includeIf
includeis not needed, you can disregard this comment.
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140-146: Review the use of a greedy regex pattern to prevent unintended matches.The pattern
(?P<url>.*)in:re_path( r"^tracks/(?P<url>.*)$", HttpProxy.as_view( base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/tracks/", ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], ), ),is greedy and will match any character sequence, including empty strings. This might lead to unexpected behavior or security issues. Consider the following:
- Ensure that the
urlparameter doesn't match unintended paths.- Add input validation or sanitization for the
urlparameter withinHttpProxyto prevent security vulnerabilities like path traversal attacks.Alternatively, if the pattern should not match empty strings, adjust the regex:
-re_path( - r"tracks/(?P<url>.*)", +re_path( + r"tracks/(?P<url>.+)", HttpProxy.as_view( base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/tracks/", ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], ), ),This ensures that
urlcaptures at least one character.backend/config/settings/base.py (1)
438-438: Consider making 'ADMIN_URL' configurable and non-default for enhanced securityBy hardcoding the
ADMIN_URLto'admin/', you expose the default admin URL, which is commonly known and could be a target for unauthorized access attempts. It is a best practice to make the admin URL configurable via environment variables and set it to a non-standard value.Apply this diff to make
ADMIN_URLconfigurable:-ADMIN_URL = "admin/" +ADMIN_URL = env.str("ADMIN_URL", "admin/")
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- backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_queries.py
- backend/varannos/tests/helpers.py
- backend/varannos/tests/test_models.py
- backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions.py
- backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions_api.py
- backend/varfish/users/urls.py
- backend/varfish/vueapp/urls.py
- backend/variants/migrations/0109_alter_clearexpiredexportedfilesbgjob_bg_job_and_more.py
- backend/variants/migrations/0110_drop_variant_summary.py
- backend/variants/migrations/0111_create_variant_summary.py
- backend/variants/tests/helpers.py
- backend/variants/tests/test_file_export.py
- backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py
- backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_annos.py
- backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_api.py
- backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py
- backend/variants/urls/annos.py
- frontend/ext/reev-frontend-lib
- frontend/src/svs/components/SvFilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue
- frontend/src/svs/views/StrucvarFilterLegacy/StrucvarFilterLegacy.vue
- frontend/src/varfish/components/FilterForm/DevPane.vue
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backend/varannos/urls.py (7)
7-11: Excellent update to modern Django URL pattern!The change from regex-based
url()to path-basedpath()is a great improvement. It enhances readability and leverages Django's built-in path converters for type safety. The<uuid:project>syntax ensures that only valid UUIDs will match this route.
12-16: Consistent improvement in URL pattern definition!This change follows the same pattern as the previous one, replacing the regex-based
url()with the more modernpath()function. The use of<uuid:varannoset>maintains type safety and consistency across the URL patterns.
22-26: Excellent update to API URL pattern!This change continues the trend of modernizing URL patterns. The use of
path()with<uuid:project>improves readability and type safety. It's worth noting that this API endpoint combines list and create operations, which aligns well with RESTful design principles.
27-31: Consistent improvement in API URL pattern!This change maintains the pattern of updating to
path()with UUID type checking. The endpoint combines retrieve, update, and destroy operations, which is a good example of a RESTful resource-oriented API design. This approach reduces the number of endpoints needed while providing full CRUD functionality.
32-36: Consistent API pattern applied to VarAnnoSetEntry!The update to
path()with<uuid:varannoset>maintains the consistency we've seen in previous changes. It's good to see this pattern applied consistently across different models (VarAnnoSet and now VarAnnoSetEntry). This consistency in API design will make the codebase more maintainable and easier for developers to work with.
37-41: Excellent consistency in API URL patterns!This final URL pattern change completes the update to modern Django URL routing for the varannos app. The use of
path()with<uuid:varannosetentry>maintains the consistency and type safety we've seen throughout the file.Overall, these changes bring several benefits:
- Improved readability and maintainability of URL patterns.
- Enhanced type safety with explicit UUID path converters.
- Consistent RESTful API design across different models.
- Modernized Django practices, moving away from deprecated
url()function.Great job on implementing these improvements consistently across all URL patterns!
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1-46: Excellent modernization of URL routing!This update to the
urls.pyfile represents a significant improvement in several areas:
- Modernization: The transition from
url()topath()aligns with current Django best practices.- Readability: The new URL patterns are more intuitive and easier to understand at a glance.
- Type Safety: The use of path converters (e.g.,
<uuid:project>) ensures that only valid UUIDs will match these routes, reducing the risk of runtime errors.- Consistency: The changes have been applied uniformly across all URL patterns, maintaining a cohesive structure.
- RESTful Design: The API endpoints follow RESTful principles, combining related operations (e.g., list-create, retrieve-update-destroy) into single endpoints.
These improvements will contribute to easier maintenance, better code quality, and a more robust API structure. Great work on implementing these changes consistently throughout the file!
backend/importer/urls.py (17)
4-4: LGTM: Correct import for Django's path functionThe change from
urltopathimport is correct and aligns with Django's current best practices for URL routing.
11-11: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for import-info URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The trailing slash is added, which is consistent with Django's URL patterns.
12-16: LGTM: Improved readability with path convertersThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>path converters improves readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
20-24: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for case-import-info API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:project>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
25-29: LGTM: Improved clarity with path converters for case-import-info detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:project>and<uuid:caseimportinfo>path converters significantly improves readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
30-34: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for variant-set-import-info API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:caseimportinfo>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
35-39: LGTM: Enhanced readability for variant-set-import-info detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>path converters greatly improves readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
40-44: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for bam-qc-file API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:caseimportinfo>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
45-49: LGTM: Improved clarity for bam-qc-file detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:bamqcfile>path converters significantly enhances readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
50-54: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for case-gene-annotation-file API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:caseimportinfo>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
55-59: LGTM: Greatly enhanced readability for case-gene-annotation-file detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:casegeneannotationfile>path converters dramatically improves readability and maintainability compared to the previous complex regex pattern.
60-64: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for genotype-file API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
65-69: LGTM: Improved clarity for genotype-file detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:genotypefile>path converters significantly enhances readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
70-74: LGTM: Correct transition to path() for effects-file API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>path converter is appropriately used for the UUID field.
75-79: LGTM: Enhanced readability for effects-file detail API URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:effectsfile>path converters greatly improves readability and maintainability compared to the previous regex pattern.
80-89: LGTM: Successful transition to path() for all URL patternsThe final two URL patterns for database-info-file API have been correctly updated to use the
path()function. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:databaseinfofile>path converters enhances readability and maintainability.Overall, this file has been successfully updated to use Django's modern URL routing system. The changes improve code readability, maintainability, and align with best practices.
1-89: Excellent update: Modernized URL routing with improved readabilityThis update successfully transitions all URL patterns from the deprecated
url()function to the modernpath()function. Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of path converters (
<uuid:...>) for UUID fields, enhancing type safety.- Significantly improved readability and maintainability of URL patterns.
- Alignment with Django's current best practices for URL routing.
These changes will make the codebase easier to understand and maintain. Great job on this comprehensive update!
backend/cases/urls.py (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports and app_name are correctThe imports have been updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is consistent with the changes made in the URL patterns. Theapp_nameis correctly set to "cases".
6-12: LGTM: UI URL pattern updated correctlyThe UI URL pattern has been successfully updated to use the
path()function with a UUID converter for the project parameter. This change improves type safety and aligns with Django's best practices.
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1-157: Summary: URL patterns updated with minor issues to addressOverall, the update from
url()topath()has been successfully implemented across all URL patterns in this file. The use of UUID converters enhances type safety and aligns with Django best practices.Key points:
- UI and AJAX URL patterns are correctly updated and consistent.
- API URL patterns have been updated but contain some inconsistencies that need to be addressed (view references and route prefixes).
- Suggestions for refactoring both AJAX and API URL patterns have been provided to improve maintainability.
Next steps:
- Fix the inconsistencies in the API URL patterns as detailed in the previous comment.
- Consider implementing the suggested refactoring to reduce repetition in both AJAX and API URL patterns.
- After making these changes, thoroughly test all endpoints to ensure they're functioning as expected.
backend/variants/tests/test_ui.py (1)
164-164: LGTM! Verify usage of the renamed class.The renaming of
TestUIBasetoUITestBaseand the change in the parent class look good. This change aligns with modern naming conventions and likely reflects updates in theprojectrolespackage.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old class name:
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backend/config/urls.py (6)
29-29: LGTM: Home URL pattern updated correctlyThe update from
url()topath()for the home view is correct and follows the recommended Django URL routing syntax.
36-70: LGTM: VarFish URL patterns updated correctlyThe URL patterns for VarFish have been successfully updated to use
path()instead ofurl(). These changes improve readability and follow Django's recommended practices for URL routing.
94-95: LGTM: Proxy URL patterns updated correctlyThe proxy URL patterns have been correctly updated to use
re_path()instead ofurl(). This change is appropriate as these patterns contain regular expressions, andre_path()is the recommended function for such cases in Django's new URL routing syntax.Also applies to: 102-103, 110-111, 117-118, 124-125, 132-133, 139-140
182-193: LGTM: Development URL patterns updated correctlyThe URL patterns for development, including error pages and debug toolbar, have been correctly updated to use
path()instead ofurl(). These changes align with Django's recommended practices for URL routing.Also applies to: 198-198
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1-198: Overall assessment: URL routing update is mostly correct and beneficialThe update from
url()topath()andre_path()throughout the file is a positive change that aligns with Django's current best practices for URL routing. This update improves code readability and maintainability. Most changes have been implemented correctly, with only minor issues noted:
- The import statement for
includeshould be updated to usedjango.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls.- The frontend serving pattern should use
re_path()instead ofpath()due to the presence of a regex wildcard.After addressing these minor issues, the URL routing configuration will be fully compliant with Django's recommended practices.
168-169:⚠️ Potential issueUse
re_path()instead ofpath()for regex patternsThe pattern
"-.*"includes a regex wildcard character. Sincepath()doesn't accept regex patterns and interprets the route parameter as a fixed string or with path converters, you should usere_path()for regex patterns.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- path( + re_path( "-.*", ServeStringView.as_view(), name="vueapp-entrypoint", )Likely invalid or redundant comment.
backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (1)
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1-458: Overall, the changes look good and enhance the functionality of the initdev command.The updates to the
Commandclass ininitdev.pysuccessfully implement new features for specifying genome release, case name, and options for running import jobs. The changes are well-structured and align with the PR objectives of upgrading to sodar core v1.Key improvements:
- Added new command-line arguments for more flexible initialization.
- Updated the
handlemethod to support different scenarios based on thedata_createvalue.- Modified the
_handlemethod to incorporate new parameters and logic for creating import jobs.- Renamed
app_nametoplugin_namein the_create_projectmethod for better consistency.Minor suggestions have been made to further improve code clarity and error handling, but these are not critical issues. The overall implementation is solid and ready for integration.
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (14)
10-10: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCaseAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
97-97: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCasePhenotypeTermsCreateListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
152-152: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestAnnotationReleaseInfoListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
178-178: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSvAnnotationReleaseInfoListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
204-204: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
288-288: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCaseCommentCreateListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
336-336: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
416-416: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
442-442: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestProjectUserPermissionsAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
465-465: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestCaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
491-491: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestSampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
517-517: LGTM: Base class updated correctly.The
TestPedigreeRelatednessListAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the new base class usage throughout the file.
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1-542: Summary: Consistent update of base class for permission testingThe changes in this file involve updating the base class for all test classes from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change has been applied consistently across all 12 test classes in the file. The test implementations themselves remain unchanged, which suggests that the new base class provides the same interface as the old one.To ensure the completeness of this refactoring effort:
- Verify that the
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass is properly implemented and provides all necessary methods and attributes used in these tests.- Check if this change is part of a larger update to the testing framework or conventions in the project.
- Run the test suite to confirm that all tests still pass with the new base class.
To verify the consistency of this change across the entire project, you can run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining usage of the old base class name in Python files rg "TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" --type python # Search for the new base class usage to ensure it's used consistently rg "ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" --type pythonThis will help ensure that the base class has been updated consistently across all relevant files in the project.
4-4: Verify the import and usage of the new base class.The base class for permission testing has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change appears to be consistent throughout the file. Please ensure that:
- The new base class
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary methods and attributes used in these tests.- This change is part of a broader update to the testing framework or conventions.
- The functionality of the tests remains unchanged with this new base class.
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backend/cases_import/tests/test_models_executor.py (1)
54-54: Verify the impact of changingapp_nametoplugin_name.The parameter name in
app_settings.set()has been changed fromapp_nametoplugin_name. This change might be part of a larger refactoring effort or a change in the underlying API.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, run the following script:
This will help verify if the change has been applied consistently throughout the project.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (6)
17-17: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the summary. This update helps standardize the test setup across different test classes.
64-64: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the overall refactoring effort, maintaining uniformity across test classes.
140-140: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasemaintains consistency with the refactoring pattern observed in other test classes.
167-167: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the refactoring pattern seen in other test classes, maintaining consistency throughout the test suite.
195-195: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasecontinues the consistent refactoring pattern observed in other test classes.
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242-1271: LGTM: Comprehensive and consistent refactoring across all test classes.All remaining test classes in this file have been consistently updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This systematic change indicates a well-executed refactoring effort aimed at standardizing the test setup across different preset types and operations. The internal structure and test methods of each class remain unchanged, which helps maintain the integrity of the existing test coverage while potentially leveraging new functionality provided by the new base class.Classes affected by this change include:
- TestImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestQualityPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestQualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestQualityPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestChromosomePresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestChromosomePresetsCloneOtherView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestQuickPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestQuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestPresetSetListCreateAjaxView
- TestPresetSetListAllAjaxView
- TestPresetSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestPresetSetCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestPresetSetCloneOtherView
This refactoring enhances the maintainability and consistency of the test suite.
backend/cohorts/urls.py (15)
4-4: Updated import statement to usepathfromdjango.urlsThe import statement correctly imports
pathfromdjango.urls, which is necessary for using thepath()function in place of the deprecatedurl()function.
10-13: UI URL pattern updated withpath()and<uuid:project>converterThe UI URL pattern for the entry point is correctly updated to use
path()with the<uuid:project>converter, enhancing readability and adhering to modern Django practices.
18-21: AJAX URL pattern for cohort list and creation updatedThe AJAX URL pattern for listing and creating cohorts now uses
path()with<uuid:project>, which aligns with the updated URL routing conventions.
23-26: AJAX URL pattern for cohort retrieve, update, and destroy updatedThe URL pattern is correctly modified to use
path()with<uuid:cohort>for cohort retrieval, updating, and deletion operations.
28-31: AJAX URL pattern for cohort case creation updatedThe pattern for creating cohort cases now uses
path()with<uuid:project>, ensuring consistency across the URL configurations.
33-36: AJAX URL pattern for cohort case listing updatedUpdated to use
path()with<uuid:cohort>, the URL pattern for listing cohort cases is correctly aligned with the new syntax.
38-41: AJAX URL pattern for cohort case deletion updatedThe deletion URL pattern now uses
path()with<uuid:cohortcase>, reflecting the appropriate path converter usage.
43-46: AJAX URL pattern for accessible projects and cases listing updatedThe URL pattern utilizes
path()with<uuid:project>to list accessible projects and cases, which is a correct and clear implementation.
48-51: AJAX URL pattern for user permissions updatedThe pattern for user permissions now employs
path()with<uuid:project>, ensuring consistency and clarity in the URL definitions.
56-59: API URL pattern for cohort list and creation updatedThe API URL pattern for cohort listing and creation is updated to use
path()with<uuid:project>, adhering to the updated routing conventions.
61-64: API URL pattern for cohort retrieve, update, and destroy updatedUtilizing
path()with<uuid:cohort>, the URL pattern correctly handles cohort retrieval, updating, and deletion.
66-69: API URL pattern for cohort case creation updatedThe creation of cohort cases now correctly uses
path()with<uuid:project>, maintaining consistency across API endpoints.
71-74: API URL pattern for cohort case listing updatedThe listing URL pattern for cohort cases is appropriately updated to use
path()with<uuid:cohort>.
76-79: API URL pattern for cohort case deletion updatedThe deletion pattern now uses
path()with<uuid:cohortcase>, correctly reflecting the intended functionality.
81-84: API URL pattern for accessible projects and cases listing updatedThe URL pattern for listing accessible projects and cases uses
path()with<uuid:project>, ensuring clarity and consistency.backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (3)
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137-180: Verify the correctness of the SQL query logicThe SQL query in
SQL_INNERis complex and critical for data aggregation. It's important to ensure that cases marked withexclude_from_inhouse_dbare correctly excluded from thevariants_smallvariantsummarymaterialized view.Run the following script to verify that excluded cases are not included in the summary:
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your_database_namewith the actual name of your database. The script first retrieves the IDs of cases that should be excluded and then checks if any of those IDs are present in thevariants_smallvarianttable used to create the materialized view.backend/variants/urls/presets.py (29)
3-3: Updated import statement to usepathfunctionGood job replacing the deprecated
urlfunction withpathby importing it fromdjango.urls. This is in line with Django's updated URL routing practices.
12-13: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
FrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxViewhas been correctly updated to usepath()with the<uuid:presetset>converter. This modernizes the URL configuration and aligns with Django's recommended practices.
17-18: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe migration to
path()forFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:frequencypresets>is correctly implemented.
27-28: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
FrequencyPresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:frequencypresets>is correctly updated.
33-34: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
FlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxViewhas been appropriately updated to use<uuid:presetset>.
39-39: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
FlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:flagsetcpresets>is correctly implemented.
44-44: Potential issue:slugconverter allows digits innameparameterThis issue is similar to the one noted for
FrequencyPresets. The use of<slug:name>may unintentionally accept digits in thenameparameter.
49-49: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
FlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:flagsetcpresets>is correctly updated.
54-55: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
ImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxViewis correctly updated with<uuid:presetset>.
60-60: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
ImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:impactpresets>is appropriately updated.
65-65: Potential issue:slugconverter allows digits innameparameterThis is the same issue as previously mentioned regarding the
slugconverter accepting digits.
70-70: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
ImpactPresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:impactpresets>is correctly implemented.
75-76: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
QualityPresetsListCreateAjaxViewusing<uuid:presetset>is correctly updated.
81-81: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
QualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:qualitypresets>is appropriately updated.
86-86: Potential issue:slugconverter allows digits innameparameterThis issue mirrors the previous concerns about the
slugconverter allowing digits.
91-91: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
QualityPresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:qualitypresets>is correctly updated.
96-97: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
ChromosomePresetsListCreateAjaxViewusing<uuid:presetset>is correctly updated.
102-102: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
ChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:chromosomepresets>is appropriately updated.
107-107: Potential issue:slugconverter allows digits innameparameterAs previously noted, consider whether digits should be allowed in
nameand adjust accordingly.
112-112: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
ChromosomePresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:chromosomepresets>is correctly implemented.
119-120: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
QuickPresetsListCreateAjaxViewusing<uuid:presetset>is correctly updated.
125-125: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
QuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:quickpresets>is appropriately updated.
130-130: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
QuickPresetsCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:quickpresets>is correctly implemented.
137-138: Migrated URL pattern topath()without parametersThe URL pattern for
PresetSetListAllAjaxViewhas been updated appropriately.
143-143: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
PresetSetListCreateAjaxViewusing<uuid:project>is correctly updated.
148-148: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
PresetSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewusing<uuid:presetset>is correctly implemented.
153-153: Migrated URL pattern topath()without parametersThe URL pattern for
PresetSetCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxViewhas been updated appropriately.
158-158: Updated URL pattern withuuidconverter is appropriateThe path for
PresetSetCloneOtherAjaxViewusing<uuid:presetset>is correctly implemented.
163-163: Migrated URL pattern topath()withuuidconverterThe URL pattern for
ProjectDefaultPresetSetRetrieveAjaxViewusing<uuid:project>is appropriately updated.backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (7)
1-1: Import 'path' from 'django.urls'The import of
pathis necessary due to the transition fromurl()topath()in the URL configurations.
12-16: Refactored UI URL patterns using 'path()' with UUID convertersAll UI URL patterns have been appropriately refactored from the deprecated
url()function with regex patterns to thepath()function utilizing<uuid:...>converters. This enhances readability and leverages Django's built-in path converters for parameter validation.Also applies to: 18-22, 24-28, 30-34, 36-40, 41-45, 46-50, 52-56, 57-61, 62-66, 68-72, 73-77, 79-83, 84-88, 90-94, 95-99, 101-105, 107-111, 112-116, 118-122, 123-127
130-130: Simplified 'new-features' URL patternThe
new-featuresURL pattern has been updated to usepath()without parameters, simplifying the route definition.
132-136: Updated maintenance job URL patternsThe site-wide maintenance job URL patterns have been correctly updated to use
path()with<uuid:job>parameters, ensuring consistency and clarity across the URL configurations.Also applies to: 137-141, 142-146, 147-151
156-160: Refactored AJAX URL patterns to use 'path()'All AJAX URL patterns have been refactored to use the
path()function with appropriate converters. This modernizes the URL configurations and improves code maintainability.Also applies to: 161-165, 166-170, 171-175, 176-180, 181-185, 186-190, 191-195, 196-200, 201-205, 206-210, 211-215, 216-220, 221-225, 226-230, 231-235, 236-240, 241-245, 246-250, 251-255, 256-260, 261-265, 266-270, 271-275, 276-280, 281-285, 286-290, 291-295
299-303: API URL patterns updated with 'path()' and appropriate convertersThe API URL patterns have been successfully updated from
url()with regex patterns topath()using<uuid:...>and<str:...>converters. This ensures proper parameter parsing and aligns with Django's recommended practices.Also applies to: 304-308, 309-313, 314-318, 319-323, 324-328, 329-333, 334-338, 339-343, 344-348, 349-353, 354-358, 359-363, 364-368, 369-373, 374-378, 379-383, 384-388, 389-393, 394-398, 399-403, 404-408, 409-413, 414-418, 419-423, 424-428, 429-433, 434-438, 439-443, 444-448, 449-453
355-358: No further action required on 'category' parameter validationThe
categoryparameter in theapi-category-presetsURL pattern remains defined as<str:category>. Previous review comments have addressed potential input validation concerns. Since the past comment is still valid and applicable, no additional comments are necessary here.
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| "ajax/query-case/category-presets/<str:category>/", | ||
| view=views.SvCategoryPresetsApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="ajax-category-presets", | ||
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| url( | ||
| regex=r"^ajax/query-case/inheritance-presets/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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Ensure the category parameter constraints are preserved.
In the original url() pattern, the regex (?P<category>[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+) restricts the category parameter to alphanumeric characters, periods, underscores, and hyphens. By changing to:
path(
"ajax/query-case/category-presets/<str:category>/",
view=views.SvCategoryPresetsApiView.as_view(),
name="ajax-category-presets",
),the <str:category> path converter accepts any non-empty string excluding slashes. This may introduce unexpected characters in category. To retain the original constraints, consider one of the following options:
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Use
re_path()with the original regex:re_path( r"ajax/query-case/category-presets/(?P<category>[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+)/", view=views.SvCategoryPresetsApiView.as_view(), name="ajax-category-presets", ),
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Create a custom path converter:
Define a custom converter that enforces the required character set, then register and use it in your URL pattern.
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| base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/svs/", | ||
| ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], | ||
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Simplify re_path() pattern by removing redundant anchors.
In re_path(), the pattern is implicitly anchored at the start and end of the string, so the ^ and $ are unnecessary. You can simplify the pattern as follows:
-re_path(
- r"^worker/(?P<url>.*)$",
+re_path(
+ r"worker/(?P<url>.*)",
HttpProxy.as_view(
base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/svs/",
ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"],
),
),This improves readability without affecting functionality.
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| re_path( | |
| r"^worker/(?P<url>.*)$", | |
| HttpProxy.as_view( | |
| base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/svs/", | |
| ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], | |
| ), | |
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| re_path( | |
| r"worker/(?P<url>.*)", | |
| HttpProxy.as_view( | |
| base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/svs/", | |
| ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], | |
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| SQL_OUTER = r""" | ||
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While SQL_OUTER and SQL_INNER are defined within the code, using string formatting for SQL commands can be risky if any part of the query comes from external inputs. To adhere to best practices and future-proof the code against potential SQL injection vulnerabilities, consider using parameterized queries or the execute method's ability to accept parameters.
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^ajax/frequencypresets/clone-factory-presets/(?P<name>[a-zA-Z_-]+)/?$", | ||
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| "ajax/frequencypresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", |
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Potential issue: slug converter allows digits in name parameter
The original URL pattern for name likely only allowed letters and underscores/hyphens ([a-zA-Z_-]+). The use of <slug:name> in the path() function allows digits ([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+), potentially broadening the accepted name values unintentionally.
To maintain the original behavior and exclude digits, consider one of the following options:
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Define a custom path converter that excludes digits:
from django.urls import register_converter class NoDigitSlugConverter: regex = '[a-zA-Z_-]+' def to_python(self, value): return value def to_url(self, value): return value register_converter(NoDigitSlugConverter, 'nodigitslug')
Update the URL pattern:
- "ajax/frequencypresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", + "ajax/frequencypresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",
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Use
re_path()with a regex to match the original pattern:from django.urls import re_path re_path( r"ajax/frequencypresets/clone-factory-presets/(?P<name>[a-zA-Z_-]+)/", view=views_ajax.FrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView.as_view(), name="ajax-frequencypresets-clonefactorypresets", ),
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| ("social_core.backends.open_id_connect.OpenIdConnectAuth",), | ||
| AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS, | ||
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Refactor 'AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS' assignments to prevent overwriting
When both ENABLE_OIDC and ENABLE_LDAP are set to True, each conditional block reassigns AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS, which could result in only one of the authentication methods being active.
To ensure all authentication backends are included, consider initializing AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS as a list and appending new backends within each conditional block.
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Append new backends within the conditional blocks.
Here's how you can modify the code:
# Initially define AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS as a list
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = [
"rules.permissions.ObjectPermissionBackend",
"django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend",
"django_su.backends.SuBackend",
]
# In OIDC configuration
if ENABLE_OIDC:
- AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = tuple(
- itertools.chain(
- ("social_core.backends.open_id_connect.OpenIdConnectAuth",),
- AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS,
- )
- )
+ AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS.insert(0, "social_core.backends.open_id_connect.OpenIdConnectAuth")
# In LDAP configuration
if ENABLE_LDAP:
- AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = tuple(
- itertools.chain(("projectroles.auth_backends.PrimaryLDAPBackend",), AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS)
- )
+ AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS.insert(0, "projectroles.auth_backends.PrimaryLDAPBackend")This approach ensures that all authentication backends are included without overwriting previous assignments, and the order of backends can be controlled by inserting at the beginning or appending at the end.
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backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (1)
137-180: Well-structured complex SQL query with minor optimization potentialThe
SQL_INNERquery is well-designed and uses several good practices:
- Utilizes a CTE for
excluded_case_ids, improving readability.- Correctly aggregates data and groups results.
- Uses
row_number()to generate uniqueidvalues.- Properly joins tables to exclude cases based on project settings.
Consider a minor optimization: The
DISTINCTin the subquery (line 162) might be unnecessary ifcase_idis already unique for each combination of variant attributes. If that's the case, removing it could slightly improve performance:FROM ( - SELECT DISTINCT + SELECT variants.release, variants.chromosome, variants.start, variants."end", variants.bin, variants.reference, variants.alternative, variants.num_hom_ref, variants.num_het, variants.num_hom_alt, variants.num_hemi_ref, variants.num_hemi_alt, variants.case_id FROM variants_smallvariant AS variants WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 from excluded_case_ids AS e WHERE e.case_id = variants.case_id) ) AS variants_per_caseThis change would only be appropriate if you're certain that
case_idis unique for each variant combination. If you're unsure, it's safer to keep theDISTINCTclause.backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (2)
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118-157: LGTM: Comprehensive handling of initialization scenariosThe
_handlemethod has been successfully updated to accommodate the newdata_createoption, allowing for flexible initialization scenarios. The implementation correctly creates either an import job or a case based on the provided option.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of thejob_pkvariable at the beginning of the method, as it's not immediately clear why it's initialized asNone.Example:
# Initialize job_pk to None; it will be set if an import job is created job_pk: Optional[int] = NoneThis minor addition would enhance code readability.
285-285: LGTM: Improved naming consistencyThe renaming of
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()call improves clarity and consistency in the codebase.Suggestion for improvement:
For complete consistency, consider updating the comment above this section to reflect the new terminology. For example:# Ensure the settings are configured as needed for the plugin.This minor update would align the comment with the new naming convention.
backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (9)
122-129: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is a good change. It makes the test more robust and less prone to breaking due to implementation changes.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label')
146-153: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('frequencypresets', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['frequencypresets'], str(self.frequencypresets.sodar_uuid))
244-251: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('name', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['name'], 'the-name')
268-275: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('impactpresets', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['impactpresets'], str(self.impactpresets.sodar_uuid))
366-373: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('name', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['name'], 'the-name')
390-397: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('qualitypresets', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['qualitypresets'], str(self.qualitypresets.sodar_uuid))
732-739: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the test's robustness.
Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label') self.assertIn('quickpresets', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['quickpresets'], str(self.quickpresets.sodar_uuid))
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842-872: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions and error handling tests.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the view's behavior is consistent with the previous changes and improves the tests' robustness. This applies to both
TestPresetSetCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxViewandTestPresetSetCloneOtherAjaxViewclasses.Consider adding more assertions to verify other aspects of the response, such as the status code and the structure of the returned data. For example:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertIn('label', response.json()) self.assertEqual(response.json()['label'], 'my label')Additionally, consider adding tests for error handling scenarios, such as:
- Attempting to clone with invalid data
- Attempting to clone a non-existent preset set
- Attempting to clone without proper permissions
These tests will ensure that the views handle edge cases and error conditions correctly.
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1-872: Overall LGTM! Consider implementing suggested improvements.The changes made to this test file are consistent and improve the robustness of the tests. The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing view behavior is a positive change that will make the tests less brittle and more representative of actual system behavior.
To further improve the test suite:
- Add more detailed assertions to each test, verifying various aspects of the response data.
- Implement error handling tests for each view to ensure proper behavior in edge cases.
- Consider adding integration tests that cover the interaction between different preset types and preset sets.
These improvements will enhance the overall quality and coverage of your test suite.
backend/config/settings/base.py (1)
864-893: OIDC configuration addedThe OpenID Connect (OIDC) configuration has been successfully added to the settings file. This is a good addition for enhancing authentication options. However, there are a few points to consider:
The
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEYandSOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRETare set to "CHANGEME" by default. While this is a common practice for placeholder values, it's crucial to ensure these are replaced with actual values in production.The
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_USERNAME_KEYis set to "username" by default. Depending on your OIDC provider, you might need to adjust this to match the correct claim (e.g., "preferred_username" or "sub").Consider adding
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SCOPEto specify the desired OIDC scopes.It might be beneficial to add
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_ID_TOKEN_MAX_AGEto set a maximum age for the ID token.Consider adding the following configurations for enhanced security and flexibility:
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SCOPE = ['openid', 'profile', 'email'] SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_ID_TOKEN_MAX_AGE = 600 # 10 minutesAlso, ensure to replace the placeholder values for
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEYandSOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRETwith actual values in your production environment.backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (17)
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140-165: LGTM with a minor suggestion: TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod andtest_postmethod are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider parameterizing the factory preset name "dominant_strict" to make the test more flexible and easier to maintain. This could be done by creating a class variable or a constant at the module level.
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195-240: LGTM with a suggestion: TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listandtest_create) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality, as there are similarities between this class and
TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxView. This could reduce code duplication and make maintenance easier.
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242-316: LGTM with a suggestion: TestImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_retrieve,test_update, andtest_destroy) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As mentioned earlier, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with
TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView, and a base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types.
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318-343: LGTM with suggestions: TestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod andtest_postmethod are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
- Consider creating a base test class for clone factory defaults functionality, as this class is very similar to
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView.- Parameterize the factory preset name "null_variant" to make the test more flexible and consistent with other similar tests.
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345-371: LGTM with a suggestion: TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod properly initializes the required test data, and thetest_postmethod covers all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider creating a base test class for clone other functionality, as this class is very similar to
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneOtherView. This would reduce code duplication and improve maintainability across different preset types.
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373-418: LGTM with a suggestion: TestQualityPresetsListCreateAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listandtest_create) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with
TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxViewandTestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxView. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types and improve maintainability.
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420-494: LGTM with a suggestion: TestQualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_retrieve,test_update, andtest_destroy) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with
TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewandTestImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing across different preset types.
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496-519: LGTM with suggestions: TestQualityPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod andtest_postmethod are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
- Consider creating a base test class for clone factory defaults functionality, as this class is very similar to
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewandTestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView.- Parameterize the factory preset name "strict" to make the test more flexible and consistent with other similar tests.
- Implement a shared mechanism for managing different preset names across various preset types to ensure consistency and ease of maintenance.
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521-547: LGTM with a suggestion: TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod properly initializes the required test data, and thetest_postmethod covers all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider creating a base test class for clone other functionality, as this class is very similar to
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneOtherViewandTestImpactPresetsCloneOtherView. This would reduce code duplication, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing across different preset types.
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549-594: LGTM with a suggestion: TestChromosomePresetsListCreateAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listandtest_create) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier for similar classes, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with other
*PresetsListCreateAjaxViewclasses. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing.
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596-670: LGTM with a suggestion: TestChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_retrieve,test_update, andtest_destroy) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier for similar classes, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with other
*PresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclasses. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing for retrieve, update, and destroy operations.
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672-697: LGTM with suggestions: TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod andtest_postmethod are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
- Consider creating a base test class for clone factory defaults functionality, as this class is very similar to other
*PresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclasses.- Parameterize the factory preset name "whole_genome" to make the test more flexible and consistent with other similar tests.
- Implement a shared mechanism for managing different preset names across various preset types to ensure consistency and ease of maintenance.
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699-725: LGTM with a suggestion: TestChromosomePresetsCloneOtherView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod properly initializes the required test data, and thetest_postmethod covers all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider creating a base test class for clone other functionality, as this class is very similar to other
*PresetsCloneOtherViewclasses. This would reduce code duplication, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing across different preset types.
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727-772: LGTM with a suggestion: TestFlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listandtest_create) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier for similar classes, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with other
*PresetsListCreateAjaxViewclasses. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing for list and create operations.
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774-848: LGTM with a suggestion: TestFlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_retrieve,test_update, andtest_destroy) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.As suggested earlier for similar classes, consider creating a base test class for common preset test functionality. This class shares many similarities with other
*PresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclasses. A base class could significantly reduce code duplication across all preset types, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing for retrieve, update, and destroy operations.
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850-875: LGTM with suggestions: TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod andtest_postmethod are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
- Consider creating a base test class for clone factory defaults functionality, as this class is very similar to other
*PresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclasses.- Parameterize the factory preset name "defaults" to make the test more flexible and consistent with other similar tests.
- Implement a shared mechanism for managing different preset names across various preset types to ensure consistency and ease of maintenance.
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877-903: LGTM with a suggestion: TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherView implementation is correct.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod properly initializes the required test data, and thetest_postmethod covers all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.Consider creating a base test class for clone other functionality, as this class is very similar to other
*PresetsCloneOtherViewclasses. This would reduce code duplication, improve maintainability, and ensure consistency in testing across different preset types.backend/cases_import/models/executors.py (1)
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1037-1060: Consider enhancing error handling and loggingWhile the current implementation has improved error handling and logging, consider the following enhancements:
Add more specific error handling for each major operation in the
_run_create_or_updatemethod. This could help in identifying and diagnosing issues more precisely.Implement more detailed logging throughout the
_run_create_or_updatemethod to track the progress of each step (e.g., file creation, QC import, variant import). This would provide better visibility into the import process and aid in troubleshooting.Example:
def _run_create_or_update(self): try: # ... existing code ... self.caseimportbackgroundjob.add_log_entry("Starting external file creation") self._create_external_files(case, family) self.caseimportbackgroundjob.add_log_entry("Starting QC file import") self._run_qc_file_import(case) # ... continue for each major step ... except Exception as e: self.caseimportbackgroundjob.add_log_entry(f"Error during case import: {str(e)}", LOG_LEVEL_ERROR) raiseThis approach would provide more granular error handling and logging, improving the overall robustness and observability of the import process.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (4)
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62-204: Consider improving code organization and reusabilityThe
TestQueryPresetsSetViewSetclass is well-structured and covers all necessary CRUD operations with proper permission checks. However, there are opportunities to enhance code organization and reduce repetition:
Consider extracting common user groups (e.g.,
good_users,bad_users_401,bad_users_403) into class-level attributes or helper methods to reduce redundancy across test methods.The URL construction and cleanup logic is repeated in each test method. Consider creating helper methods to generate URLs and handle cleanup tasks.
The data preparation for create and patch operations could be moved to setup methods or helper functions to improve readability and maintainability.
Here's an example of how you could refactor the class to improve organization:
class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) self.good_users = [ self.superuser, self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, ] self.bad_users_401 = [self.anonymous] self.bad_users_403 = [self.user_no_roles, self.user_guest, self.user_finder_cat] def get_list_url(self): return reverse( "seqvars:api-querypresetsset-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}, ) def get_detail_url(self): return reverse( "seqvars:api-querypresetsset-detail", kwargs={ "project": self.project.sodar_uuid, "querypresetsset": self.querypresetsset.sodar_uuid, }, ) def cleanup(self): for obj in SeqvarsQueryPresetsSet.objects.exclude(sodar_uuid=self.querypresetsset.sodar_uuid): obj.delete() # ... rest of the methods using the helper methods and attributesThis refactoring would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain.
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205-355: Consider creating a base test class for common CRUD operationsThe
TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSetclass, along with other similar test classes in this file, follows a repetitive pattern for testing CRUD operations. To improve code maintainability and reduce duplication, consider creating a base test class that implements the common CRUD test methods.Here's an example of how you could implement a base test class:
class BaseCRUDTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): factory_class = None viewset_name = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.obj = self.factory_class(project=self.project) self.good_users = [ self.superuser, self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, ] self.bad_users_401 = [self.anonymous] self.bad_users_403 = [self.user_no_roles, self.user_guest, self.user_finder_cat] def get_list_url(self): return reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}) def get_detail_url(self): return reverse( f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-detail", kwargs={ "project": self.project.sodar_uuid, self.viewset_name: self.obj.sodar_uuid, }, ) def test_list(self): url = self.get_list_url() self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, 200, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, 401, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, 403, method="GET") # ... implement other common test methods (create, retrieve, patch, delete) class TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet(BaseCRUDTestCase): factory_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory viewset_name = "querypresetssetversion" # ... implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis approach would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite. Each specific test class would inherit from
BaseCRUDTestCaseand only need to implement unique test cases or override methods if necessary.
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356-2346: Refactor the entire test suite for better maintainabilityThe test classes in this file (TestQueryPresetsFrequencyViewSet, TestQueryPresetsQualityViewSet, etc.) all follow a similar pattern for testing CRUD operations on different models related to sequence variant queries. While the implementation is correct and thorough, the repetitive nature of these classes suggests several opportunities for improvement:
Create a base test class: As suggested earlier, implement a base test class that encapsulates common CRUD test methods. This will significantly reduce code duplication across all test classes.
Use parameterized tests: For tests that differ only in the data they use (e.g., different user roles), consider using parameterized tests to reduce repetition within each test class.
Implement helper methods or fixtures: Create helper methods or pytest fixtures for common setup tasks, such as creating test objects or generating URLs.
Group related test classes: Consider grouping related test classes into separate files or using nested classes to improve organization.
Here's an example of how you could refactor the entire test suite:
import pytest from django.urls import reverse class BaseCRUDTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): model_class = None factory_class = None viewset_name = None @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def setup_test_data(self): self.obj = self.factory_class(project=self.project) self.good_users = [ self.superuser, self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, ] self.bad_users_401 = [self.anonymous] self.bad_users_403 = [self.user_no_roles, self.user_guest, self.user_finder_cat] def get_list_url(self): return reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}) def get_detail_url(self): return reverse( f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-detail", kwargs={ "project": self.project.sodar_uuid, self.viewset_name: self.obj.sodar_uuid, }, ) @pytest.mark.parametrize("user_group,expected_status", [ ("good_users", 200), ("bad_users_401", 401), ("bad_users_403", 403), ]) def test_list(self, user_group, expected_status): url = self.get_list_url() users = getattr(self, user_group) self.assert_response(url, users, expected_status, method="GET") # ... implement other common test methods (create, retrieve, patch, delete) class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(BaseCRUDTestCase): model_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSet factory_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory viewset_name = "querypresetsset" # ... implement only unique test methods or override if necessary # ... other test classes following the same patternThis refactoring would:
- Reduce code duplication
- Improve maintainability
- Make it easier to add new test cases or modify existing ones
- Provide a consistent structure across all test classes
Consider applying this refactoring approach to all test classes in this file to significantly improve the overall quality and maintainability of your test suite.
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1-2346: Overall assessment and recommendations for improvementThe
test_permissions_api.pyfile provides a comprehensive set of tests for API permissions related to sequence variants. The tests cover all necessary CRUD operations and user roles, ensuring robust permission checks. However, the current implementation has several areas for improvement:
Code duplication: There's significant repetition across test classes, which can make maintenance and updates challenging.
Lack of abstraction: Common patterns are repeated rather than abstracted into reusable components.
Test organization: The file is quite long and could benefit from better organization.
To address these issues and improve the overall quality of the test suite, consider the following recommendations:
- Implement a base test class for common CRUD operations to reduce code duplication.
- Use parameterized tests for scenarios that differ only in input data or expected outcomes.
- Create helper methods or fixtures for common setup tasks and URL generation.
- Consider splitting the test suite into multiple files, grouping related test classes together.
- Implement a more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) approach by extracting common user groups, URL patterns, and cleanup logic into reusable components.
These changes would significantly improve the maintainability, readability, and extensibility of your test suite, making it easier to add new tests or modify existing ones as your API evolves.
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backend/varannos/urls.py (7)
7-11: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListViewThe change from
url()topath()and the use of<uuid:project>instead of a regex pattern is a good improvement. It enhances readability and ensures type safety for the project parameter.
12-16: LGTM: Enhanced URL pattern for VarAnnoSetDetailViewThe update to use
path()with<uuid:varannoset>is consistent with the previous change. It improves readability and ensures type safety for the varannoset parameter.
22-26: LGTM: Improved API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListCreateApiViewThe change to use
path()with<uuid:project>for the API URL is consistent with the previous updates. It enhances readability and ensures type safety for the project parameter in the API.
27-31: LGTM: Enhanced API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewThe update to use
path()with<uuid:varannoset>for the API URL is consistent with the previous changes. It improves readability and ensures type safety for the varannoset parameter in the API.
32-36: LGTM: Improved API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiViewThe change to use
path()with<uuid:varannoset>for the API URL is consistent with the previous updates. It enhances readability and ensures type safety for the varannoset parameter in the API for VarAnnoSet entries.
37-41: LGTM: Consistent improvement in URL patternsThe update to use
path()with<uuid:varannosetentry>for the API URL is consistent with all previous changes. This final change completes the transition fromurl()topath()for all URL patterns in this file.Overall, these changes have significantly improved the URL routing by:
- Enhancing readability
- Ensuring type safety for parameters
- Following Django's recommended practices
- Providing a more maintainable and consistent URL structure
Great job on implementing these improvements consistently across all URL patterns!
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1-46: Excellent update to URL routing usingpath()This change successfully updates all URL patterns in the
varannosapp to use thepath()function fromdjango.urlsinstead of the deprecatedurl()function. The modifications:
- Improve code readability
- Enhance type safety by using
uuidtype for parameters- Follow Django's recommended practices
- Provide a more maintainable URL structure
These updates will make the codebase more robust and easier to maintain. Great job on implementing this change consistently across all URL patterns!
backend/cohorts/urls.py (15)
4-4: LGTM: Correct import forpath()The change from
from django.conf.urls import urltofrom django.urls import pathis correct and aligns with Django's recommended practices for URL routing.
10-14: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for vueappThe transition from
url()topath()is well-implemented:
- The
uuidpath converter replaces the regex pattern, improving readability and type safety.- The trailing slash is now enforced by default, ensuring consistent URL patterns.
This change aligns with Django's best practices for URL routing.
18-22: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for cohort list-createThe URL pattern for cohort list-create has been successfully updated to use
path():
- The
uuidpath converter is correctly used for theprojectparameter.- The URL structure remains consistent with the previous version.
This change improves code readability and maintainability.
23-27: LGTM: Proper update topath()for cohort retrieve-update-destroyThe URL pattern for cohort retrieve-update-destroy has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to thecohortparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change contributes to a more modern and maintainable URL configuration.
28-32: LGTM: Correct implementation ofpath()for cohortcase createThe URL pattern for cohortcase create has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change aligns with the overall improvement in URL configuration.
33-37: LGTM: Proper transition topath()for cohortcase listThe URL pattern for cohortcase list has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to thecohortparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change contributes to the overall improvement in URL routing clarity.
38-42: LGTM: Correct update topath()for cohortcase destroyThe URL pattern for cohortcase destroy has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to thecohortcaseparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change aligns with the modernization of URL configurations in the project.
43-47: LGTM: Proper implementation ofpath()for accessible-projects-cases listThe URL pattern for accessible-projects-cases list has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change contributes to the overall improvement in URL configuration readability.
48-52: LGTM: Correct update topath()for user-permissionsThe URL pattern for user-permissions has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
Note: The original regex pattern was missing the leading
^, which is now implicitly handled bypath(), improving the URL matching.
56-60: LGTM: Proper transition topath()for API cohort list-createThe URL pattern for API cohort list-create has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change aligns with the overall improvement in API URL routing.
61-65: LGTM: Correct implementation ofpath()for API cohort retrieve-update-destroyThe URL pattern for API cohort retrieve-update-destroy has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to thecohortparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change contributes to a more modern and maintainable API URL configuration.
66-70: LGTM: Proper update topath()for API cohortcase createThe URL pattern for API cohortcase create has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change aligns with the overall improvement in API URL routing clarity.
71-75: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for API cohortcase listThe URL pattern for API cohortcase list has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to thecohortparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change contributes to the overall modernization of API URL configurations.
76-80: LGTM: Proper implementation ofpath()for API cohortcase destroyThe URL pattern for API cohortcase destroy has been correctly updated:
- The
path()function is used appropriately.- The
uuidpath converter is correctly applied to thecohortcaseparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
This change aligns with the overall improvement in API URL routing.
81-85: LGTM: Correct update topath()for API accessible-projects-cases listThe URL pattern for API accessible-projects-cases list has been properly updated:
- The
path()function is used correctly.- The
uuidpath converter is appropriately applied to theprojectparameter.- The URL structure maintains consistency with the previous pattern.
Overall, the changes in this file successfully transition all URL patterns from
url()topath(), improving readability, type safety, and maintainability of the URL configurations. The consistent use ofuuidpath converters for all UUID parameters enhances the robustness of the routing system.backend/importer/urls.py (4)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import statementThe change from
urltopathis correct and aligns with Django's current best practices for URL routing.
11-16: LGTM: Updated ui_urlpatterns to use path()The changes to
ui_urlpatternsare correct:
- Properly replaced
url()withpath().- Correctly used path converters
<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>for UUID fields.- Maintained existing view functions and URL names.
These updates align with Django's recommended URL routing practices.
20-89: LGTM: Updated api_urlpatterns to use path()The changes to
api_urlpatternsare correct and consistent:
- Successfully replaced all
url()calls withpath().- Appropriately used path converters (e.g.,
<uuid:project>,<uuid:caseimportinfo>,<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>) for UUID fields.- Maintained existing view functions and URL names.
- Improved readability by simplifying URL patterns.
These updates align with Django's recommended URL routing practices and maintain the existing API structure.
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1-92: Summary: Successful migration to Django's path() functionThe changes in this file successfully migrate all URL patterns from the deprecated
url()function to the recommendedpath()function. Key points:
- Consistent updates across both
ui_urlpatternsandapi_urlpatterns.- Appropriate use of path converters for UUID fields.
- Maintained existing view functions and URL names, preserving functionality.
- Improved code readability by simplifying URL patterns.
These changes align with Django's current best practices for URL routing and should improve maintainability of the codebase.
backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (3)
122-134: Well-structured SQL command for materialized view managementThe
SQL_OUTERcommand is well-designed and follows good practices:
- It uses
IF EXISTSwhen dropping the view, preventing errors if the view doesn't exist.- The
WITH NO DATAclause in the create statement allows for separate data population, which can be more efficient for large datasets.- Appropriate indexes are created, including a unique index on the
idcolumn and a composite index for efficient querying.These practices contribute to robust and efficient database management.
114-188: Summary of changes and suggestionsThe new functions
drop_variants_smallvariantsummaryandcreate_variants_smallvariantsummary, along with the SQL commandsSQL_OUTERandSQL_INNER, provide a robust mechanism for managing theSmallVariantSummarymaterialized view.Key points:
- Both functions can be improved by simplifying nested
withstatements.- The SQL commands are well-structured and follow good practices.
- A minor optimization in
SQL_INNERhas been suggested, removingDISTINCTif appropriate.- While the use of string interpolation for SQL commands is generally discouraged, it's acceptable in this specific case as the SQL strings are constants.
Overall, these changes enhance the functionality for managing the
SmallVariantSummarymaterialized view. Implementing the suggested minor improvements will further refine the code quality.🧰 Tools
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183-188: Caution with SQL string interpolationThe overall structure of the function is good, using a transaction to ensure atomicity. However, it's worth noting the use of string interpolation (
%) for combining SQL commands.While in this specific case both
SQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERare defined within the code and not influenced by external input (minimizing SQL injection risks), it's generally a good practice to avoid string interpolation for SQL commands. Consider using parameterized queries where possible in other parts of the codebase.To verify that
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SQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERare constantsThe definitions of
SQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERhave been verified to be constant string literals withinbackend/variants/models/maintenance.py, ensuring they are not influenced by external input. This minimizes the risk of SQL injection.🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/variants/tests/test_ui.py (1)
164-164: LGTM! Verify the base class change.The renaming of
TestUIBasetoUITestBaseimproves clarity and follows common naming conventions for test classes.Please ensure that the base class
projectroles.tests.test_ui.UITestBaseexists and provides the expected functionality. Run the following script to verify:utils/docker/Dockerfile (3)
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1-241: Approve overall Dockerfile structure with final build verification.The multi-stage build process and overall structure of the Dockerfile have been well-maintained while making necessary version upgrades. This approach minimizes the risk of introducing new issues.
To ensure the changes haven't inadvertently affected the build process, please run the following verification steps:
Build the Docker image:
Run a container from the built image:
Inside the container, verify the installed versions:
Test the application startup:
These steps will help ensure that the image builds successfully and the application starts without issues.
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Dockerfile structure and PostgreSQL version approved, with minor notes.
The Dockerfile maintains its multi-stage build process and overall structure, which is good for minimizing the risk of introducing new issues. The changes appear to be focused on updating dependencies and versions:
- The base Python image has been updated to 3.11-bookworm.
- PostgreSQL client version 14 is now installed, which is compatible with the README requirement of PostgreSQL >=12.
Notes:
- The README mentions PostgreSQL >=12 as a dependency, while the Dockerfile installs PostgreSQL client 14. This is compatible and up-to-date.
- No specific PostgreSQL version is enforced in the configuration files, allowing for flexibility in the server version used.
The Dockerfile changes and structure are approved. The PostgreSQL version used (14) is compatible with the project requirements.
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The upgrade from Python 3.10 to 3.11 has been successfully implemented in the project. The Pipfile in the backend directory explicitly sets
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- Review the Python 3.11 release notes for any features or optimizations you might want to leverage in your project.
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59-59: Approve PostgreSQL client upgrade with compatibility verification.The upgrade to PostgreSQL client 14 is a good step to maintain compatibility with newer PostgreSQL server versions. However, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't introduce any issues with existing database interactions.
Please run the following script to check for any potential compatibility issues:
Additionally, please ensure that:
- The application's database interactions are thoroughly tested with the new client version.
- Any CI/CD pipelines are updated to use PostgreSQL 14 for testing.
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Approve PostgreSQL upgrade with documentation update recommendation
The upgrade from PostgreSQL client 12 to 14 has been successfully implemented in the Dockerfile. No references to PostgreSQL 12 were found in Python files or critical configuration files, indicating that the codebase has been properly updated to work with the new version.
However, there are a couple of outdated references to PostgreSQL 12 in the documentation:
- In CHANGELOG.md: "Installing same postgres version as in docker-compose server (12)."
- In docs/admin_install.rst: A reference to "postgres:12" in what appears to be a Docker container listing.
To maintain consistency, it is recommended to update these documentation files to reflect the upgrade to PostgreSQL 14.
The lack of version-specific PostgreSQL references in configuration files suggests that the configurations are appropriately version-agnostic, which is a good practice for maintainability.
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backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (3)
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69-91: LGTM: Enhanced command-line options for initializationThe new command-line arguments (
--data-release,--data-case,--data-import-job, and--data-create) significantly improve the flexibility of the initialization process. These additions allow for more granular control over the development environment setup, particularly in terms of data creation and import job handling.
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93-116: LGTM: Well-structured handling of new initialization optionsThe
handlemethod has been effectively updated to accommodate the newdata_createoption. The implementation demonstrates good practices:
- The core logic is wrapped in a transaction, ensuring data consistency.
- Long-running tasks (job execution) are placed outside the transaction, preventing potential issues with long-running transactions.
- The method provides clear feedback to the user about the actions taken.
This structure allows for flexible initialization scenarios while maintaining robustness.
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1-428: Overall assessment: Well-implemented enhancements to initialization commandThe changes to the
initdev.pyfile significantly improve the flexibility and functionality of the initialization command. Key improvements include:
- Addition of new command-line arguments for fine-grained control over data creation and import jobs.
- Well-structured handling of new initialization options, including proper transaction management.
- Comprehensive implementation of various initialization scenarios.
- Improved naming consistency.
The code maintains good practices in error handling, user feedback, and overall structure. The minor suggestions for improvement (adding clarifying comments) would further enhance the code's readability, but they are not critical issues.
Great job on these enhancements!
backend/cases/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
4-4: LGTM! Consistent base class update across test classes.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBasehas been applied consistently across all test classes in this file. This refactoring improves naming consistency and doesn't affect the functionality of the tests.Let's verify if this change is consistent across the entire codebase:
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backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (1)
3-3: LGTM! Verify the new base class implementation.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. This update is consistently applied across all test classes in the file, which is a positive change for maintainability.To ensure the new base class is correctly implemented and doesn't introduce any regressions, please run the following command:
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backend/config/settings/base.py (2)
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1-1093: Overall assessment of changesThe changes to this settings file primarily focus on adding OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication support and updating the ADMIN_URL configuration. These modifications enhance the authentication options and simplify the admin URL setup.
Key points:
- OIDC configuration has been successfully added.
- ADMIN_URL has been simplified to a string format.
- New environment variables have been introduced for OIDC settings.
The changes are generally well-implemented, with only minor suggestions for improvement in the OIDC configuration. Ensure that placeholder values are replaced with actual credentials in the production environment, and consider adding a few additional OIDC-related settings for enhanced security and flexibility.
Remember to test these changes thoroughly in a staging environment before deploying to production, especially to verify that the ADMIN_URL change doesn't affect existing functionality.
438-438: ADMIN_URL updated to use a string instead of regexThe ADMIN_URL has been changed from a regex pattern to a simple string "admin/". This change simplifies the configuration and is generally fine for most use cases.
However, be aware that this change might affect any existing code or configurations that expect the ADMIN_URL to be a regex pattern. Ensure that this change is consistent with your project's requirements and doesn't break any existing functionality.
To ensure this change doesn't affect other parts of the codebase, you may want to search for any uses of ADMIN_URL:
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The change of
ADMIN_URLfrom a regex pattern to the string"admin/"has been reviewed and does not affect other parts of the codebase.
- Affected File:
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backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (4)
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ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listandtest_create) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
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64-138: LGTM: TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView implementation is correct and thorough.The class has been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_retrieve,test_update, andtest_destroy) are implemented correctly, covering all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate. Thetest_destroymethod's approach of creating a newFrequencyPresetsFactoryfor each user ensures test independence, which is a good practice.
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ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod properly initializes the required test data, and thetest_postmethod covers all necessary permission checks for different user types. The URL construction and assertions are accurate.
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ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. ThesetUpmethod and test methods (test_listand `testbackend/cases_import/models/executors.py (6)
139-139: Minor change in_build_fs_optionsmethodThe keyword argument used when calling
app_settings.get()has been changed from"app_name"to"plugin_name". This change is likely to align with updated naming conventions or to better reflect the nature of the setting.
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_runmethod now includes a more robust error handling approach by using a try-except block to catchParseErrorexceptions when parsing the phenopackets Family data. This change enhances the reliability of the import process by providing more informative error messages.
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_run_create_or_updatemethod now includes a series of steps for the case import process, including:
- Creating external file entries
- Importing quality control files
- Importing and annotating sequence variants
- Importing and annotating structural variants
- Updating the case state to "done"
This structured approach ensures a complete and orderly import process.
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backend/cases/urls.py (2)
1-149: Successful Migration topath()and UUID ConvertersGreat job updating the URL patterns from the deprecated
url()function to the modernpath()function. The consistent use of<uuid:...>converters enhances type safety and aligns with Django's best practices.
103-107: Consistency Check for API EndpointsPlease verify that all API URL patterns are correctly using the
views_apimodule and have routes prefixed with'api'. This ensures a clear separation between AJAX and API functionalities.Run the following script to identify any inconsistencies:
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All API URL patterns in
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backend/variants/urls/presets.py (2)
3-3: Correctly updated import statementThe import statement has been updated to import
pathfromdjango.urls, replacingurlfromdjango.conf.urls, which is appropriate for Django 2.0 and above.
12-164: Verify that newpath()patterns maintain original URL behaviorThe URL patterns have been transitioned from using
url()with regex patterns topath()with path converters. Please ensure that the newpath()patterns accurately reflect the original URL structures and parameter validations.Specifically, verify that:
- UUIDs are correctly captured using
<uuid:...>.- Slugs are appropriately used with
<slug:...>, keeping in mind any changes in allowed characters compared to the original regex patterns.You can run the following script to compare the old regex patterns with the new
path()patterns:This script will help you manually verify that the new
path()definitions match the behavior of the original regex patterns.backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (1)
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1-450: Migration topath()with path converters is correct and improves maintainabilityThe refactoring from
url()with regex patterns topath()using path converters enhances readability and aligns with modern Django practices. Utilizing<uuid:...>ensures accurate URL parameter parsing for UUIDs, and the overall URL routing functionality is preserved.backend/svs/urls.py (2)
2-2: Successful Update to Django URL ImportsThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
pathandre_pathfromdjango.urls, which is recommended in newer versions of Django after deprecating the oldurl()function.
133-140: Verify the Use of Anchors inre_path()PatternsIn the
re_path()patterns at lines 133-140, you have included^and$anchors:re_path( r"^worker/(?P<url>.*)$", HttpProxy.as_view(...), ),While
re_path()does not implicitly anchor the patterns, consider whether the anchors are necessary for your use case. If the goal is to match any URL starting withworker/, you might remove the anchors for greater flexibility:re_path( r"worker/(?P<url>.*)", HttpProxy.as_view(...), ),However, if you intend to match the entire URL precisely, keeping the anchors is appropriate.
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| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_OIDC_ENDPOINT = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_OIDC_ENDPOINT", None) | ||
| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY", "CHANGEME") | ||
| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET", "CHANGEME") |
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Ensure secure values for OIDC credentials
The SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET are currently set to "CHANGEME". For secure authentication, replace these placeholders with the actual client ID and secret from your OIDC provider in your environment variables.
Update your environment variables or deployment configuration to set these values:
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY=your_actual_client_id
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET=your_actual_client_secret
Remember to keep these values confidential and never commit them to version control.
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Inconsistent View References in API URL Patterns
On line 144, the URL pattern references an AJAX view within the API patterns. Updating it to use the appropriate API view will maintain consistency.
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Inconsistent Route Prefix in API URL Patterns
The route on line 104 starts with 'ajax' within the api_urlpatterns section, which may lead to confusion. For consistency and clarity, consider changing the route prefix from 'ajax' to 'api'.
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- route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/",
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Inconsistent View References in API URL Patterns
Similarly, the API URL pattern on line 134 references an AJAX view. Updating it to the corresponding API view will ensure consistent API behavior.
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Inconsistent View References in API URL Patterns
The pattern on line 139 should reference an API view instead of an AJAX view for consistency.
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- view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view(),
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Ensure Consistent Trailing Slash Behavior in URL Patterns
When converting from url() to path(), be cautious about how trailing slashes are handled. The previous url() patterns used /?$, allowing both versions with and without a trailing slash. The path() function requires explicit handling of trailing slashes.
For the following URL patterns:
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path("<uuid:project>/import/<uuid:job>/", ...) - Lines 16-20:
path("build-bg-sv/<uuid:job>/", ...) - Lines 21-25:
path("cleanup-bg-sv/<uuid:job>/", ...)
Ensure that the application's settings and middleware (APPEND_SLASH and CommonMiddleware) are configured to handle trailing slashes as intended. If users may access these URLs with or without a trailing slash, you might consider one of the following:
- Add a second pattern without the trailing slash:
path("<uuid:project>/import/<uuid:job>", ...),
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re_path()with a regex that accepts an optional trailing slash:re_path(r"^build-bg-sv/(?P<job>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", ...),
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Address Potential Changes in URL Matching for 'quick-presets'
The original pattern for ajax/query-case/quick-presets allowed an optional trailing slash due to /?$ in the regex:
url(regex=r"^ajax/query-case/quick-presets/?$", ...)The updated pattern:
path("ajax/query-case/quick-presets", ...)does not accept a trailing slash. To maintain the previous behavior where both versions are accepted, consider one of the following:
- Add a trailing slash to the pattern string:
path("ajax/query-case/quick-presets/", ...)
- Use
re_path()with an optional trailing slash in the regex:re_path(r"^ajax/query-case/quick-presets/?$", ...)
- Ensure that
APPEND_SLASHandCommonMiddlewareare properly configured.
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backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (2)
114-119: Simplify nestedwithstatements and approve implementationThe function
drop_variants_smallvariantsummary()is well-implemented and serves its purpose correctly. However, we can improve its readability by combining the nestedwithstatements.Please consider the following change:
def drop_variants_smallvariantsummary(): """Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" - with transaction.atomic(): - with connection.cursor() as cursor: + with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute("DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary")This change maintains the same functionality while simplifying the code structure.
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117-118: Use a single
withstatement with multiple contexts instead of nestedwithstatementsCombine
withstatements(SIM117)
137-180: SQL_INNER implementation is robust with a minor optimization opportunityThe
SQL_INNERquery is well-structured and effectively aggregates variant data while excluding certain cases based on project settings. The use of a CTE for excluded cases and theDISTINCTclause in the subquery are good practices.Consider a minor optimization: move the
DISTINCTclause to the outer query to potentially improve performance. Here's the suggested change:- SELECT DISTINCT + SELECT variants.release, variants.chromosome, variants.start, variants."end", variants.bin, variants.reference, variants.alternative, variants.num_hom_ref, variants.num_het, variants.num_hom_alt, variants.num_hemi_ref, variants.num_hemi_alt, variants.case_id FROM variants_smallvariant AS variants WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 from excluded_case_ids AS e WHERE e.case_id = variants.case_id) ) AS variants_per_case -GROUP BY (release, chromosome, start, "end", bin, reference, alternative) +GROUP BY DISTINCT (release, chromosome, start, "end", bin, reference, alternative)This change might improve query performance by reducing the amount of data processed in the subquery.
backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (3)
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64-89: LGTM! Consider clarifying help text for--data-create.The new command-line arguments enhance the flexibility and control of the initialization process, particularly for data creation and import jobs. The choices for each argument are well-defined, which helps prevent input errors.
Consider updating the help text for the
--data-createargument to more clearly explain the differences between "job-create" and "job-run" options:parser.add_argument( "--data-create", default="disabled", choices=["disabled", "job-create", "job-run"], - help="Run import job for case", + help="Control data creation: 'disabled' (default), 'job-create' (create job without running), or 'job-run' (create and run job)", )
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91-114: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for unexpecteddata_createvalues.The changes in the
handlemethod effectively implement the functionality for the newdata_createargument, allowing for the creation and optional execution of import jobs. The use oftransaction.atomic()ensures data integrity during these operations.Consider adding an
elseclause to handle unexpecteddata_createvalues, even though they should be prevented by the argument choices:elif data_create == "job-run" and job_pk is not None: self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS("Executing import job...")) models.run_caseimportactionbackgroundjob(pk=job_pk) self.stderr.write(self.style.SUCCESS("... import job executed successfully.")) +else: + self.stderr.write(self.style.WARNING(f"Unexpected data_create value: {data_create}"))
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1-431: Overall improvements to initialization command flexibility and functionality.The changes in this file significantly enhance the Django management command for initializing a development environment. Key improvements include:
- Addition of new command-line arguments for more granular control over data creation and import jobs.
- Expanded functionality in the
handlemethod to support creating and optionally running import jobs.- Minor refactoring for improved naming consistency.
These changes provide developers with more flexibility in setting up development environments, particularly when working with different data scenarios. The code maintains good practices such as using transactions for database operations.
Consider adding comprehensive logging throughout the initialization process. This would help in debugging and monitoring, especially when the command is used in automated scripts or CI/CD pipelines. For example:
import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class Command(BaseCommand): def handle(self, *args, **options): logger.info("Starting initialization process") # ... existing code ... logger.info("Initialization process completed")backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (2)
122-129: LGTM! Consider applying similar changes to other test classes.The removal of mocking in favor of direct assertions on the response is a good improvement. This change simplifies the test and makes it more robust.
If not already done, consider applying similar changes to other test classes in this file and across the project for consistency.
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1-872: Excellent refactoring of test suite for improved robustness and maintainability.The changes made to this file represent a significant improvement in the testing approach:
- Updating the base class from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- Consistently removing mocking in favor of direct assertions across all preset types and operations.
- Simplifying test methods while maintaining thorough coverage.
These changes will likely result in a more robust and maintainable test suite. The consistency of the refactoring across different preset types and operations is commendable and indicates a well-planned effort.
Consider documenting the new testing approach (if not already done) to ensure that future contributions to the test suite follow this improved pattern.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (4)
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62-204: Consider enhancing the TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet classWhile the overall structure of the TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet class is good, there are a few areas that could be improved:
- The setUp method could be more robust by creating all necessary objects upfront, reducing redundancy in individual test methods.
- Test method names could be more descriptive, clearly indicating what aspect of the operation they're testing (e.g., test_list_returns_200_for_authorized_users).
- The cleanup process in create and delete tests could be optimized to use bulk operations or more efficient querying.
Here's an example of how you could enhance the setUp method:
def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) self.list_url = reverse( "seqvars:api-querypresetsset-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}, ) self.detail_url = reverse( "seqvars:api-querypresetsset-detail", kwargs={ "project": self.project.sodar_uuid, "querypresetsset": self.querypresetsset.sodar_uuid, }, ) self.post_data = { "rank": 1, "label": "test", }This setup would allow you to simplify your test methods and make them more readable.
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205-355: Consider refactoring to reduce duplication in test classesThe TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet class is very similar in structure to TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet and other test classes in this file. To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider creating a base test class that implements the common CRUD test methods.
Here's an example of how you could refactor this:
class BaseCRUDTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): factory_class = None viewset_name = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.obj = self.factory_class(project=self.project) self.list_url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}) self.detail_url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.viewset_name}-detail", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid, self.viewset_name: self.obj.sodar_uuid}) def test_list(self): # Common list test implementation def test_create(self): # Common create test implementation def test_retrieve(self): # Common retrieve test implementation def test_update(self): # Common update test implementation def test_delete(self): # Common delete test implementation class TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet(BaseCRUDTestCase): factory_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory viewset_name = 'querypresetssetversion' # Add or override specific tests as neededThis approach would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite.
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356-2347: Consider a major refactoring of the test file structureThe current structure of this test file involves significant code duplication across multiple test classes. While each class tests a different model, they all follow the same pattern for CRUD operations and permission testing. This repetition makes the file harder to maintain and increases the risk of inconsistencies when updating tests.
Consider implementing the following refactoring strategy:
- Create a base test class that encapsulates the common CRUD and permission testing logic.
- Use parameterized tests to handle the different models and their specific requirements.
- Implement factory methods for creating test data and URLs to centralize these operations.
Here's a high-level example of how this could look:
import pytest from django.urls import reverse class BaseAPIPermissionTest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): @pytest.fixture(params=[ (SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory, 'querypresetsset'), (SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory, 'querypresetssetversion'), # Add other model/viewset pairs here ]) def api_obj(self, request): factory, viewset_name = request.param obj = factory(project=self.project) list_url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{viewset_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}) detail_url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{viewset_name}-detail", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid, viewset_name: obj.sodar_uuid}) return obj, list_url, detail_url, viewset_name def test_list(self, api_obj): obj, list_url, _, _ = api_obj # Common list test implementation def test_create(self, api_obj): obj, list_url, _, viewset_name = api_obj # Common create test implementation def test_retrieve(self, api_obj): obj, _, detail_url, _ = api_obj # Common retrieve test implementation def test_update(self, api_obj): obj, _, detail_url, _ = api_obj # Common update test implementation def test_delete(self, api_obj): obj, _, detail_url, _ = api_obj # Common delete test implementationThis approach would significantly reduce the amount of code in the file, make it easier to add tests for new models, and ensure consistency across all API permission tests. It also allows for easy addition of model-specific tests where needed.
Additionally, consider splitting this large test file into smaller, more focused files. You could have one file per model or group related models' tests together. This would improve navigation and maintenance of the test suite.
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1-2347: Overall assessment of the test fileThe test file demonstrates a comprehensive approach to testing CRUD operations and permissions for various API endpoints. The tests cover different user roles and ensure proper access control, which is crucial for maintaining security in the application.
However, there are several areas where the file could be improved:
- Code duplication: There's significant repetition across test classes, which could be reduced through refactoring.
- Maintainability: The current structure makes it challenging to update or add new tests consistently.
- Readability: The file's length and repetitive nature make it difficult to navigate and understand quickly.
To address these issues, consider the following recommendations:
- Implement a base test class with common CRUD and permission testing logic.
- Use parameterized tests to handle different models and their specific requirements.
- Split the file into smaller, more focused test files, possibly organized by model or feature.
- Enhance the setUp methods to reduce redundancy in individual test methods.
- Use more descriptive test method names to clearly indicate what's being tested.
- Optimize cleanup processes in create and delete tests for better performance.
These changes would significantly improve the maintainability, readability, and efficiency of your test suite, making it easier to extend and update in the future.
backend/variants/urls/presets.py (1)
3-3: Consider importingre_pathfor regex patternsAlthough you have updated the import to use
path, if you have any URL patterns that require complex regex matching (not shown in this snippet), you might need to importre_pathfromdjango.urlsfor compatibility with those patterns.
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backend/importer/urls.py (7)
4-4: LGTM: Correct import for Django's modern URL routingThe change from
urltopathimport is correct and aligns with Django's modern URL routing practices.
11-15: LGTM: Correct implementation of path() for "import-info" URLThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path()instead ofurl(). The simplified URL string maintains the same functionality while improving readability.
12-16: LGTM: Improved type safety with path convertersThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path()with UUID path converters. This change not only simplifies the URL pattern but also improves type safety by ensuring that only valid UUIDs are matched.
20-24: LGTM: Correct implementation of path() for API URLThe API URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter. This change maintains functionality while improving readability and type safety.
25-29: LGTM: Correct update to path() for complex API URLThe complex API URL pattern with multiple parameters has been correctly updated to use
path()with UUID path converters. This change simplifies the URL pattern while maintaining functionality and improving type safety.
30-89: LGTM: Comprehensive update of all API URL patternsAll remaining API URL patterns have been successfully updated to use
path()with appropriate UUID path converters. These changes:
- Improve code readability by replacing complex regex patterns with simple path converters.
- Enhance type safety by ensuring only valid UUIDs are matched in the URLs.
- Maintain existing functionality by preserving the same views and names for each pattern.
- Align the codebase with Django's modern URL routing practices.
This comprehensive update ensures consistency across all URL patterns in the file.
1-89: Excellent update to modern Django URL routingThis update successfully modernizes the URL routing for the
importerapp by:
- Replacing all
url()functions withpath().- Utilizing type-safe UUID path converters instead of regex patterns.
- Maintaining existing functionality while improving code readability.
- Aligning the codebase with Django's current best practices.
These changes will likely result in more maintainable code and reduce the potential for URL-related bugs. Great job on this comprehensive update!
backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (2)
122-134: SQL_OUTER implementation looks goodThe
SQL_OUTERcommand is well-structured and follows best practices:
- It safely drops the existing view if it exists.
- It creates the materialized view with a placeholder for the inner query.
- It sets up appropriate indexes for optimizing query performance.
114-188: Overall assessment: Well-implemented with minor improvement suggestionsThe new functions
drop_variants_smallvariantsummary()andcreate_variants_smallvariantsummary(), along with the SQL commandsSQL_OUTERandSQL_INNER, are well-implemented and serve their purposes effectively. They provide robust functionality for managing theSmallVariantSummarymaterialized view.Key points:
- The use of transactions ensures atomicity of operations.
- SQL commands are well-structured and include performance optimizations.
- The code effectively handles the exclusion of certain cases based on project settings.
Suggested improvements:
- Combine nested
withstatements for better readability.- Consider using parameterized queries for enhanced security practices.
- Minor optimization in the
SQL_INNERquery by moving theDISTINCTclause.These changes will further enhance the code's readability, performance, and security without altering its core functionality.
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backend/config/urls.py (7)
29-29: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for home viewThe change from
url()topath()for the home view is correct and follows modern Django practices. The use ofProjectRolesHomeViewis consistent with the previous implementation.
36-70: LGTM: Updated URL patterns for VarFish appsAll URL patterns have been correctly updated from
url()topath(). The changes are consistent across all app includes and views, following modern Django practices. No logical changes to the routing have been made, ensuring that the existing functionality is preserved.
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94-145: LGTM: Updated proxy URL patternsThe proxy URL patterns have been correctly updated from
url()tore_path(). This change is appropriate as these patterns use regular expressions for routing. The update is consistent across all proxy URL patterns, maintaining the existing functionality while adhering to modern Django practices.
182-193: LGTM: Updated error handling routes for developmentThe error handling routes for development have been correctly updated to use
path(). This change is appropriate as these patterns don't use regular expressions. The update is consistent across all error handling routes (400, 403, 404, and 500), maintaining the existing functionality while adhering to modern Django practices.
198-198: LGTM: Updated debug toolbar URL patternThe debug toolbar URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path(). This change is appropriate as the pattern doesn't use regular expressions. The update is consistent with the other changes in the file, adhering to modern Django practices.
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1-198: Overall assessment: Good progress on modernizing URL routingThe changes in this file represent a significant improvement in adopting modern Django URL routing practices. The transition from
url()topath()andre_path()is largely correct and consistent throughout the file. However, two minor issues were identified:
- The
includeimport should be updated to usedjango.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls.- One instance of
path()should be changed tore_path()for a pattern containing a regex.After addressing these minor issues, the URL routing configuration will be fully modernized and consistent with best practices.
168-171:⚠️ Potential issueUse
re_path()instead ofpath()for regex patternsThe pattern
"-.*"includes regex wildcard characters. Sincepath()doesn't accept regex patterns and interprets the route parameter as a fixed string or with path converters, you should usere_path()for regex patterns.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
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backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (1)
285-285: LGTM! Improved naming consistency.The renaming of
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()call improves code consistency and readability without affecting functionality.backend/cases_import/tests/test_models_executor.py (2)
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1-1: Overall test coverage looks comprehensive.This test file provides extensive coverage for various import scenarios, including different types of QC data (Dragen, Samtools, cramino, ngs-bits). The tests are well-structured, use appropriate mocking for external dependencies, and cover create, update, and delete actions. This comprehensive approach helps ensure the robustness of the import process.
54-54: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The change from
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()call looks good. This likely reflects a terminology change in theAppSettingAPI.To ensure consistency, let's check for any remaining uses of
app_namein similar contexts:backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (7)
146-153: LGTM! Consistent improvement in test implementation.The changes in this test class are consistent with the previous modifications, removing mocking in favor of direct assertions. This improves the test's simplicity and robustness.
244-251: LGTM! Consistent application of improved testing approach.The changes in this test class continue the pattern of removing mocking in favor of direct assertions. This consistent application of the new testing approach across different preset types is commendable.
268-275: LGTM! Maintaining consistency across different preset types.The changes in this test class for ImpactPresets continue the pattern of removing mocking and using direct assertions. The consistency in applying this improved testing approach across different preset types is excellent.
366-373: LGTM! Consistent improvement for QualityPresets tests.The changes in this test class for QualityPresets maintain the pattern of removing mocking and using direct assertions. This consistent application of the improved testing approach across different preset types enhances the overall quality of the test suite.
390-397: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for QualityPresets clone tests.The changes in this test class for cloning QualityPresets maintain the pattern of removing mocking and using direct assertions. This consistent refactoring approach across different preset types and operations (factory and other cloning) is commendable.
488-495: LGTM! Comprehensive and consistent refactoring across all preset types.The changes in the test classes for ChromosomePresets, FlagsEtcPresets, QuickPresets, and PresetSet all follow the same pattern of removing mocking and using direct assertions. This consistent application of the improved testing approach across all preset types and operations (list, create, retrieve, update, delete, clone) is excellent. It demonstrates a thorough and well-executed refactoring effort that will likely improve the maintainability and reliability of the test suite.
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3-3: LGTM! Verify impact on other test files.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaselooks good. This update likely provides more appropriate functionality for testing API permissions.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script to check if this base class change has been applied in other test files:
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backend/config/settings/base.py (1)
438-438: LGTM: ADMIN_URL simplificationThe change from a regex pattern to a simple string for ADMIN_URL is appropriate and doesn't introduce any security concerns.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (25)
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1-13: LGTM: Import changes look good.The import of
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefromprojectroles.tests.test_permissions_apiis appropriate for the refactoring of test classes. Other imports remain unchanged and are necessary for the tests.
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17-62: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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64-138: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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140-165: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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167-193: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFrequencyPresetsCloneOtherViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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195-240: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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242-316: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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318-343: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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345-371: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
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373-418: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good with a minor change.The
TestQualityPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.Note: There's a minor change in the
good_userslist, now usingself.owner_as.userinstead ofself.user_owner. This is likely due to a change in the base class's attribute naming and should be consistent across all test classes.
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420-494: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestQualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous class and aligns with the new base class structure.
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496-519: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestQualityPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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521-547: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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549-594: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestChromosomePresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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596-670: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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672-697: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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699-725: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestChromosomePresetsCloneOtherViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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727-772: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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774-848: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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850-875: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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877-903: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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905-959: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestQuickPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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961-1035: LGTM: Class refactoring looks good.The
TestQuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been successfully updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class. The change fromself.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent with the previous classes and aligns with the new base class structure.
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1037-1271: LGTM: Consistent refactoring across all remaining classes.The following classes have been successfully updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase:
- TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestPresetSetListCreateAjaxView
- TestPresetSetListAllAjaxView
- TestPresetSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestPresetSetCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestPresetSetCloneOtherView
For all these classes:
- The test methods remain unchanged, preserving the existing test behavior while benefiting from the new base class.
- The change from
self.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris consistent and aligns with the new base class structure.This refactoring maintains the integrity of the tests while updating them to use the new base class.
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1-1271: Summary: Successful and consistent refactoring of test classes.This pull request successfully refactors all test classes in the
test_permissions_ajax_presets.pyfile to useProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class. Key points:
- All classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase.- The change from
self.user_ownertoself.owner_as.useris applied consistently across all classes, likely reflecting a change in the new base class's structure.- Test methods and their logic remain unchanged, which preserves existing test coverage and functionality.
This refactoring enhances code consistency and potentially leverages improvements in the new base class while maintaining the integrity of the existing tests. The changes appear to be well-executed and consistent throughout the file.
backend/svs/urls.py (4)
2-2: Imports updated appropriatelyThe import of
pathandre_pathfromdjango.urlsis correct and necessary due to the replacement of the deprecatedurl()function.
11-24: URL patterns correctly transitioned topath()The URL patterns have been successfully updated from using
url()topath(). The use of<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>path converters accurately captures UUID parameters.
29-35: Consistent use ofpath()with appropriate parametersThe
ajaxURL patterns have been updated properly, and the parameters are correctly specified. Ensure that any clients interacting with these endpoints are aware of any changes in URL structures.
133-140: Use ofre_path()for regex-based patterns is appropriateThe transition to
re_path()for patterns requiring regular expressions maintains the necessary functionality. The patterns are correctly specified, and the proxy settings are properly configured.backend/cases/urls.py (1)
1-152: LGTM: URL patterns updated to usepath()The migration from
url()topath()is correctly implemented across all URL patterns. Utilizing<uuid:...>converters enhances URL parameter handling and aligns with Django's recommended practices.backend/variants/urls/presets.py (2)
23-23: Potential issue with<slug:name>allowing digitsAs noted previously, using
<slug:name>in the URL pattern allows digits ([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+), potentially widening the acceptednamevalues unintentionally. If the original pattern intended to exclude digits, this change might introduce unexpected behavior.
12-163: Verify consistency of parameter converters across URL patternsEnsure that all URL patterns use appropriate parameter converters matching the expected data types. For instance, confirm that identifiers intended to be UUIDs use
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url()function with regex patterns topath()with path converters enhances the readability and maintainability of the URL configurations. The use of<uuid:...>and<str:...>path converters correctly handles UUIDs and string parameters, ensuring proper URL parameter validation.
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| ENABLE_SAML = env.bool("ENABLE_SAML", False) | ||
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| # Pysaml2 Saml client settings, cf. | ||
| # https://pysaml2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/config.html | ||
| "SAML_CLIENT_SETTINGS": { | ||
| # The optional entity ID string to be passed in the 'Issuer' | ||
| # element of authn request, if required by the IDP. | ||
| "entityid": env.str("SAML_CLIENT_ENTITY_ID", "SODARcore"), | ||
| "entitybaseurl": env.str("SAML_CLIENT_ENTITY_URL", "https://localhost:8000"), | ||
| "metadata": { | ||
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| "SAML_CLIENT_METADATA_FILE", "metadata.xml" | ||
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| "service": { | ||
| "sp": { | ||
| "idp": env.str( | ||
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| "https://sso.hpc.bihealth.org/auth/realms/cubi", | ||
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| # Keycloak expects client signature | ||
| "authn_requests_signed": "true", | ||
| # Enforce POST binding which is required by keycloak | ||
| "binding": "urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST", | ||
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| "key_file": env.str("SAML_CLIENT_KEY_FILE", "key.pem"), | ||
| "cert_file": env.str("SAML_CLIENT_CERT_FILE", "cert.pem"), | ||
| "xmlsec_binary": env.str("SAML_CLIENT_XMLSEC1", "/usr/bin/xmlsec1"), | ||
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| "STAFF_STATUS": env.bool("SAML_NEW_USER_STAFF_STATUS", True), | ||
| "SUPERUSER_STATUS": env.bool("SAML_NEW_USER_SUPERUSER_STATUS", False), | ||
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| "email": "urn:oid:1.2.840.113549.1.9.1", | ||
| "username": "username", | ||
| "first_name": "urn:oid:2.5.4.42", | ||
| "last_name": "urn:oid:2.5.4.4", | ||
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| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY", "CHANGEME") | ||
| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET", "CHANGEME") | ||
| SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_USERNAME_KEY = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_USERNAME_KEY", "username") |
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OIDC implementation looks good, but consider improving secret handling
The OIDC implementation is well-structured and follows best practices:
- Using environment variables for configuration
- Properly updating AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS
- Adding necessary context processors
However, there's a potential security issue:
- SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET have hardcoded default values ("CHANGEME").
Consider removing the default values for SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET. Instead, raise an error if these are not provided when ENABLE_OIDC is True. This ensures that production environments don't accidentally use insecure default values.
Example implementation:
if ENABLE_OIDC:
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY")
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET = env.str("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET")
if not SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY or not SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET:
raise ValueError("SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRET must be set when ENABLE_OIDC is True")This change will prevent accidental use of insecure default values in production environments.
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backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (1)
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1-463: Overall LGTM with a suggestion for improvementThe refactoring of URL patterns from
url()topath()has been done correctly and consistently throughout the file. All UUID fields are using the appropriate path converters, and the structure of the URL patterns has been maintained.As a minor suggestion for improvement, consider grouping related URL patterns into separate files or using Django's
include()function to organize the patterns better. This could help improve the readability and maintainability of the URL configuration, especially given the large number of patterns in this file.backend/cases_import/tests/test_models_executor.py (1)
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1-1000: Comprehensive test coverage with room for minor improvementsThe test suite demonstrates excellent coverage of various import scenarios, including create, update, and delete actions, as well as different types of QC data imports. The use of mock patches is appropriate for isolating tests from external dependencies.
To further improve the code:
Consider using a decorator or helper function to reduce the repetitive mock patching in test methods, especially in classes like
ImportCreateWithDragenQcTest.Some test method names are quite long. While descriptive, they could potentially be shortened without losing clarity.
These are minor suggestions, and overall, the test structure and coverage are commendable.
Here's an example of how you could reduce repetition in mock patches:
def mock_dragen_loaders(test_method): mocks = [ 'cases_qc.io.dragen.load_cnv_metrics', 'cases_qc.io.dragen.load_fragment_length_hist', # ... add all other mock targets ] def wrapper(self): with mock.patch.multiple(mock.patch.DEFAULT, **{m: mock.DEFAULT for m in mocks}): return test_method(self) return wrapper class ImportCreateWithDragenQcTest(ExecutorTestMixin, TestCaseSnapshot, TestCase): # ... @mock_dragen_loaders def test_run(self): # Your test code here # You can access mocks via self.mock_<function_name>This approach can significantly reduce boilerplate code in your test methods.
backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (3)
842-851: LGTM: Improved test coverage for PresetSet cloning.The simplification of the test method and the addition of an assertion for the number of
PresetSetobjects improve the test's comprehensiveness.Consider adding an assertion to verify the label of the newly created PresetSet:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertEqual(response.json()["project"], str(self.project.sodar_uuid)) self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.count(), 1) +self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.first().label, "my label")
861-872: LGTM: Improved test coverage for PresetSet cloning from another set.The additions of assertions before and after the clone operation provide a more comprehensive test of the cloning functionality.
For consistency with the previous test, consider adding an assertion to verify the label of the newly created PresetSet:
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) self.assertEqual(response.json()["project"], str(self.project.sodar_uuid)) self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.count(), 2) +self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.latest('id').label, "my label")
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1-872: Overall: Excellent improvements to test robustness and maintainability.The changes throughout this file represent a significant step towards more reliable and maintainable tests. Key improvements include:
- Standardization of the base test class.
- Removal of mocks in favor of direct assertions on response data.
- Additional assertions to verify the state before and after operations.
- Simplified test methods that are easier to read and maintain.
These changes will likely result in more stable tests that better represent real-world usage of the API endpoints.
Consider documenting these testing patterns and best practices in a central location (e.g., a
TESTING.mdfile in the project root) to ensure consistency across all test files in the project.backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (1)
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345-365: Inconsistent user role representation ingood_userslist.In the
test_postmethod, thegood_userslist usesself.owner_as.userinstead ofself.user_owner, which is inconsistent with other test classes in this file. This might be an unintended change or a deliberate modification in user role representation.Consider updating the
good_userslist to maintain consistency:good_users = [ self.superuser, - self.owner_as.user, + self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, ]backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (5)
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62-204: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplicationThe
TestQueryPresetsSetViewSetclass, along with other similar test classes in this file, follows a consistent pattern for testing CRUD operations and permissions. To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, consider creating a base test class that implements common test methods and utility functions. Each specific test class could then inherit from this base class and only implement unique test cases or override methods as needed.Example refactoring:
class BaseAPIPermissionTest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): factory_class = None url_name = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.object = self.factory_class(project=self.project) def test_list(self): url = reverse(f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-list", kwargs={"project": self.project.sodar_uuid}) self.assert_response(url, self.good_users, 200, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_401, 401, method="GET") self.assert_response(url, self.bad_users_403, 403, method="GET") # Implement other common test methods (create, retrieve, update, delete) class TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet(BaseAPIPermissionTest): factory_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory url_name = "querypresetsset" # Implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis refactoring would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite.
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1728-1925: Consider adding data validation testsThe
TestQuerySettingsViewSetclass follows the established pattern for CRUD operations and permission checks. However, the create test method involves complex nested data structures. To ensure robustness, consider adding specific tests for data validation, especially for the nested serializers.Example:
def test_create_invalid_data(self): url = reverse( "seqvars:api-querysettings-list", kwargs={"session": self.session.sodar_uuid}, ) invalid_data = { "genotype": {}, # Empty data "quality": {"invalid_field": "value"}, # Invalid field # ... other invalid data scenarios } response = self.client.post(url, data=invalid_data, format="json") self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 400) self.assertIn("genotype", response.data) self.assertIn("quality", response.data) # ... assert other validation errorsThis will help ensure that the API correctly handles and reports validation errors for complex nested data structures.
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1926-2194: Address TODO comment in test_create_from methodThe
TestQueryViewSetclass includes atest_create_frommethod with a TODO comment referencing an open issue (#1920). Once the referenced issue is resolved, make sure to update this test method accordingly. This might involve changing the way thepresetsset_factoryis created or modifying the test data and assertions.Consider adding a comment with a brief description of what needs to be changed once the issue is resolved, to make it easier for future developers to update the test.
Example:
def test_create_from(self): # TODO: Update this test after resolving https://github.com/varfish-org/varfish-server/issues/1920 # Changes needed: # - Update presetsset_factory creation method # - Modify test data to reflect new structure # - Update assertions to check for new expected behavior ...This will help ensure that the test is not overlooked when the related issue is resolved and the implementation changes.
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2195-2248: Document reason for only testing read operationsThe
TestQueryExecutionViewSetclass only includes tests for list and retrieve operations, omitting tests for create, update, and delete operations. If this is intentional (e.g., if the API doesn't support these operations for QueryExecution), consider adding a comment to explain why only read operations are tested.Example:
class TestQueryExecutionViewSet(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): """ Test case for QueryExecutionViewSet. Note: This view only supports read operations (list and retrieve), so we don't test create, update, or delete operations. """ def setUp(self): ...This documentation will help other developers understand the intended behavior of the API and why certain tests are not included.
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1-2352: Summary of review findingsThe
test_permissions_api.pyfile contains a comprehensive set of test classes for various API endpoints related to sequence variants. The test suite is well-structured and covers CRUD operations and permission checks for different user roles. Here are the main suggestions for improvement:
- Refactor the test classes to reduce code duplication by creating a base test class with common methods.
- Add data validation tests for complex nested data structures, particularly in the
TestQuerySettingsViewSetclass.- Address the TODO comment in the
TestQueryViewSet.test_create_frommethod once the related issue is resolved.- Document the reason for only testing read operations in classes like
TestQueryExecutionViewSet,TestResultSetViewSet, andTestResultRowViewSet.Implementing these suggestions will improve the maintainability and clarity of the test suite while ensuring comprehensive coverage of the API functionality.
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140-144: Simplifyre_path()Pattern by Removing Redundant AnchorsIn
re_path(), the pattern is implicitly anchored at the start and end of the string, so the^and$in the regex are unnecessary. You can simplify the pattern as follows:-re_path( - r"^tracks/(?P<url>.*)$", +re_path( + r"tracks/(?P<url>.*)", HttpProxy.as_view( base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/tracks/", ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], ), ),This improves readability without affecting functionality.
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backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (3)
122-134: Well-structured SQL command for materialized view managementThe
SQL_OUTERcommand is well-designed and includes all necessary operations for managing theSmallVariantSummarymaterialized view. It properly handles the dropping of the existing view, creates the new view, and sets up appropriate indexes for performance optimization.The use of
IF EXISTSin the DROP statement and the creation of indexes after the view creation are good practices. The placeholder for the inner query allows for flexibility in defining the view's content.
137-180: Well-designed SQL query for aggregating variant dataThe
SQL_INNERcommand is well-structured and effectively aggregates data from thevariants_smallvarianttable while applying necessary exclusions.Key strengths of this query:
- Uses a CTE to efficiently exclude cases based on project settings.
- Employs
row_number()for generating a unique ID.- Properly aggregates variant counts using
sum()functions.- Applies grouping to create a summary of unique variants.
The query effectively balances performance considerations with the need for accurate data aggregation.
114-188: Overall assessment: Well-implemented materialized view managementThe new functions and SQL commands for managing the
SmallVariantSummarymaterialized view are well-designed and effectively implemented. They provide a robust solution for dropping, creating, and populating the view with appropriate data aggregation and exclusion logic.Key strengths of this implementation:
- Clear and concise functions for dropping and creating the materialized view.
- Well-structured SQL commands with appropriate use of CTEs, aggregations, and indexing.
- Proper use of transactions to ensure atomicity of operations.
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backend/config/urls.py (5)
29-70: LGTM: URL patterns updated correctlyThe transition from
url()topath()for all URL patterns is correct and aligns with modern Django practices. The structure and order of the patterns have been maintained, ensuring consistency with the previous implementation.
94-95: LGTM: Proxy URL patterns updated correctlyThe transition from
url()tore_path()for all proxy URL patterns is correct. This change maintains the regex functionality while aligning with modern Django practices. The existing regex patterns and configurations have been preserved, ensuring consistent behavior.Also applies to: 102-103, 110-111, 117-118, 124-125, 132-133, 139-140
182-193: LGTM: Error handling URL patterns updated correctlyThe transition from
url()topath()for all error handling URL patterns is correct and aligns with modern Django practices. The structure and functionality of these patterns have been maintained, ensuring consistent error handling behavior.
198-198: LGTM: Debug toolbar URL pattern updated correctlyThe transition from
url()topath()for the debug toolbar URL pattern is correct and aligns with modern Django practices. The functionality of the pattern has been maintained, ensuring consistent behavior for the debug toolbar.
168-169:⚠️ Potential issueUse
re_path()instead ofpath()for regex patternsThe pattern
"-.*"includes regex wildcard characters. Sincepath()doesn't accept regex patterns and interprets the route parameter as a fixed string or with path converters, you should usere_path()for regex patterns.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-path( +re_path(Likely invalid or redundant comment.
backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (5)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been updated to use
pathinstead ofurl, which is the correct approach for modern Django applications.
12-150: LGTM: UI URL patterns updated correctlyAll URL patterns in the
ui_urlpatternslist have been successfully updated to use thepath()function instead ofurl(). The conversion from regex patterns to path converters, especially for UUID fields, has been done correctly and consistently.
156-292: LGTM: AJAX URL patterns updated correctlyThe
ajax_urlpatternslist has been successfully updated to use thepath()function. All UUID fields are correctly using the<uuid:...>path converter, and the overall structure and naming conventions have been maintained.
299-450: LGTM: API URL patterns updated correctlyThe
api_urlpatternslist has been successfully updated to use thepath()function. All UUID fields are correctly using the<uuid:...>path converter, and the overall structure and naming conventions have been maintained.
354-358: Verify the<str:category>path converterThe URL pattern for
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54-54: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The change from
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()call looks good. This likely reflects a terminology change in theAppSettingAPI.To ensure consistency, let's check for any remaining uses of
app_namein similar contexts:✅ Verification successful
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122-129: LGTM: Improved test robustness by removing mocks.The removal of mocking in favor of direct assertions on response data is a positive change. This approach leads to more realistic tests and reduces the risk of false positives due to incorrect mocking.
To ensure the test environment is properly set up for these changes, please run the following command to check for any potential issues:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the test environment setup # Run the tests and capture any errors or warnings python manage.py test backend.variants.tests.test_views_ajax_presets 2>&1 | grep -E "Error|Warning|Exception"Also applies to: 146-153, 244-251, 268-275, 366-373, 390-397, 488-495, 512-519, 610-617, 634-641, 732-739, 842-848, 862-869
3-3: LGTM: Base class update looks good.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseappears to be part of a standardization effort. This update should improve consistency across the codebase.To ensure full compatibility, please verify that
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseprovides all the necessary methods and attributes used in the derived test classes. Run the following command to check for any undefined attributes or methods:Also applies to: 26-26
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373-420: Changed user role representation ingood_userslist.Starting from this class, the
good_userslist usesself.owner_as.userinstead ofself.user_owner. This change is consistent with the previous class but differs from earlier classes in the file.Please verify if this change in user role representation is intentional. If so, consider updating all test classes in this file for consistency. Run the following command to check the usage of both
self.user_ownerandself.owner_as.userthroughout the file:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the usage of user_owner and owner_as.user in the file # Test: Count occurrences of self.user_owner and self.owner_as.user echo "Occurrences of self.user_owner:" rg --count 'self\.user_owner' backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py echo "Occurrences of self.owner_as.user:" rg --count 'self\.owner_as\.user' backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py
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1117-1140: Verify the different set of allowed users inTestPresetSetListAllAjaxView.The
TestPresetSetListAllAjaxViewclass includesself.user_no_rolesin thegood_userslist, which is different from other test classes in this file. This might be intentional due to the nature of the "listall" endpoint, but it's worth verifying.Please confirm if the inclusion of
self.user_no_rolesin thegood_userslist for the "listall" endpoint is intentional. If it is, consider adding a comment explaining why this endpoint allows access to users with no roles. If not, update thegood_userslist to be consistent with other test classes.You can use the following command to check the uniqueness of this configuration:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other occurrences of user_no_roles in good_users lists # Test: Search for user_no_roles in good_users lists rg 'good_users.*=.*\[.*self\.user_no_roles' backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py
1-2: LGTM! Verify the new base class functionality.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent and appears to be part of a larger refactoring. This change should improve consistency across tests.To ensure the new base class provides all necessary functionality, run the following command:
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1-1271: Overall changes look good, suggest thorough testing.The file has been consistently updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class for all test classes, which appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort. The changes should improve consistency and possibly add new functionality.Key points to note:
- There's a change in user role representation from
self.user_ownertoself.owner_as.userstarting from theTestImpactPresetsCloneOtherViewclass.- The
TestPresetSetListAllAjaxViewclass has a unique set of allowed users, includingself.user_no_roles.To ensure that these changes haven't introduced any regressions, please run the full test suite for this file and verify that all tests pass. You can use the following command:
If any tests fail, please review the failures and make necessary adjustments.
backend/cases_import/models/executors.py (2)
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1037-1068: Great addition! Unified approach for create and update operations.This new method
_run_create_or_updateeffectively encapsulates the logic for both creating and updating cases. It provides several benefits:
- Improved code reusability by handling both operations in a single method.
- Clear sequence of steps, enhancing readability and maintainability.
- Proper error handling and logging.
- Modular approach with separate methods for each step.
- Appropriate case state management.
The structure and flow of this method look solid and well-thought-out.
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1-1068: Overall, excellent improvements to the case import process.The changes in this file demonstrate a thoughtful approach to improving the codebase:
- The update to
_build_fs_optionsaligns with what seems to be updated naming conventions.- The new
_run_create_or_updatemethod significantly enhances the case import process by providing a unified, modular approach for both creation and updating of cases.These changes appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize and improve the codebase. They are well-implemented and follow good coding practices. Great work!
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (12)
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205-355: LGTM!The
TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSetclass follows the same structure and testing pattern as the previous class. The tests appear to be comprehensive, covering all necessary CRUD operations and permission checks for different user roles.
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356-509: LGTM!The
TestQueryPresetsFrequencyViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure and testing pattern seen in previous classes. It adequately covers CRUD operations and permission checks for the QueryPresetsFrequency model.
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510-661: LGTM!The
TestQueryPresetsQualityViewSetclass follows the established pattern, providing comprehensive tests for CRUD operations and permission checks on the QueryPresetsQuality model.
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TestQueryPresetsConsequenceViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure and testing pattern, adequately covering CRUD operations and permission checks for the QueryPresetsConsequence model.
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TestQueryPresetsLocusViewSetclass follows the established pattern, providing comprehensive tests for CRUD operations and permission checks on the QueryPresetsLocus model.
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TestQueryPresetsPhenotypePrioViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure and testing pattern, adequately covering CRUD operations and permission checks for the QueryPresetsPhenotypePrio model.
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TestQueryPresetsVariantPrioViewSetclass follows the established pattern, providing comprehensive tests for CRUD operations and permission checks on the QueryPresetsVariantPrio model.
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TestQueryPresetsColumnsViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure and testing pattern, adequately covering CRUD operations and permission checks for the QueryPresetsColumns model.
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TestQueryPresetsClinvarViewSetclass follows the established pattern, providing comprehensive tests for CRUD operations and permission checks on the QueryPresetsClinvar model.
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TestPredefinedQueryViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure and testing pattern, adequately covering CRUD operations and permission checks for the PredefinedQuery model.
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TestResultSetViewSetclass follows the same pattern asTestQueryExecutionViewSet, providing tests for list and retrieve operations and checking permissions for different user roles. The tests appear to be comprehensive for the supported operations.
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TestResultRowViewSetclass maintains the consistent structure seen inTestResultSetViewSetandTestQueryExecutionViewSet, providing comprehensive tests for list and retrieve operations and permission checks for different user roles.backend/importer/urls.py (3)
4-4: Correctly updated import statement to usepath.The import has been updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is appropriate sinceurl()is deprecated in favor ofpath()in newer versions of Django.
11-13: URL patterns updated to usepath()function.The URL patterns in
ui_urlpatternshave been correctly converted to usepath(), with appropriate path converters like<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>.
20-86: API URL patterns correctly converted topath()with appropriate converters.All the API URL patterns have been updated from
url()topath()with suitable path converters for UUIDs. This change aligns with Django's recommended practices for URL routing.To ensure there are no remaining uses of the deprecated
url()function in the codebase, you can run the following script:✅ Verification successful
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backend/svs/urls.py (1)
2-2: Import Statement Updated AppropriatelyThe import statement now correctly includes
pathandre_pathfromdjango.urls, which are needed for the updated URL routing.backend/cases/urls.py (8)
7-11: Correct migration topath()inui_urlpatternsThe
ui_urlpatternshave been successfully updated to use thepath()function with UUID converters, adhering to Django's recommended practices.
15-77: Consistent updates inajax_urlpatternsAll
ajax_urlpatternshave been properly updated to use thepath()function with appropriate UUID converters. The routes and views are correctly configured, ensuring consistency throughout this section.
83-102: Proper updates inapi_urlpatternsThe initial entries in
api_urlpatternshave been correctly updated to use thepath()function with UUID converters, referencing the appropriate API views fromviews_api.
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143-147: Previous comment remains applicablebackend/variants/urls/presets.py (18)
3-3: Import updated to usepathThe import statement has been correctly updated to import
pathfromdjango.urls, replacing the deprecatedurlfunction.
12-17: Updated URL pattern for FrequencyPresets list-createThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path()with<uuid:presetset>. This change aligns with Django's best practices for URL routing.
18-22: Updated URL pattern for FrequencyPresets retrieve-update-destroyThe URL pattern now uses
<uuid:frequencypresets>, appropriately reflecting that this parameter is a UUID.
28-32: Updated URL pattern for FrequencyPresets clone-otherThe URL pattern has been updated to use
<uuid:frequencypresets>, ensuring consistency with the UUID parameter type.
54-59: Updated URL pattern for ImpactPresets list-createThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
<uuid:presetset>, ensuring proper handling of UUID parameters.
60-64: Updated URL pattern for ImpactPresets retrieve-update-destroyThe use of
<uuid:impactpresets>correctly reflects the UUID parameter type for ImpactPresets.
69-73: Updated URL pattern for ImpactPresets clone-otherThe URL pattern now uses
<uuid:impactpresets>, maintaining consistency in parameter types.
75-80: Updated URL pattern for QualityPresets list-createThe URL pattern has been updated to use
<uuid:presetset>appropriately.
81-85: Updated URL pattern for QualityPresets retrieve-update-destroyThe change to
<uuid:qualitypresets>correctly handles the UUID parameter.
90-94: Updated URL pattern for QualityPresets clone-otherThe URL pattern now correctly uses
<uuid:qualitypresets>.
119-124: Updated URL pattern for QuickPresets list-createThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
<uuid:presetset>.
125-129: Updated URL pattern for QuickPresets retrieve-update-destroyThe use of
<uuid:quickpresets>accurately represents the UUID parameter.
130-134: Updated URL pattern for QuickPresets clone-otherThe URL pattern now uses
<uuid:quickpresets>, ensuring consistency.
137-141: Updated URL pattern for PresetSet listThe URL pattern has been correctly updated to use
path()without parameters, which is appropriate for listing all PresetSets.
148-152: Updated URL pattern for PresetSet retrieve-update-destroyThe URL pattern correctly uses
<uuid:presetset>, ensuring proper handling of the UUID parameter.
153-157: Updated URL pattern for PresetSet clone-factory-presetsThe URL pattern has been appropriately updated, and since it doesn't require a parameter, it correctly uses
path()without additional parameters.
158-162: Updated URL pattern for PresetSet clone-otherThe use of
<uuid:presetset>in the URL pattern ensures consistent handling of UUID parameters.
143-146: Verify consistency ofprojectparameter typeThe
projectparameter now uses<uuid:project>. Ensure that all references toprojectthroughout the codebase consistently use UUIDs, and update any existing calls or links accordingly.Run the following script to check for inconsistencies:
backend/config/settings/base.py (2)
80-80: Integration of 'social_django' into 'THIRD_PARTY_APPS'Adding
'social_django'toTHIRD_PARTY_APPSenables OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication, which is necessary for the implemented OIDC features.
438-438: Verify the change ofADMIN_URLto a stringThe
ADMIN_URLhas been updated from a regex pattern to the string"admin/". Ensure that this alteration aligns with Django's URL configuration expectations and does not impact admin site accessibility.Run the following script to check for usages of
ADMIN_URLin your URL configurations and confirm that they handle the string format correctly:✅ Verification successful
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Update import statement for include
For consistency with modern Django practices and to avoid potential deprecation warnings, consider updating the import of include.
Apply this diff to update the import statements:
-from django.conf.urls import include
from django.conf.urls.static import static
from django.contrib import admin
from django.contrib.auth import views as auth_views
from django.contrib.staticfiles import finders
from django.http import HttpResponse
from django.shortcuts import render
-from django.urls import path, re_path
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| "ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", | ||
| view=views_ajax.FlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView.as_view(), | ||
| name="ajax-flagsetcpresets-clonefactorypresets", |
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In the URL patterns on lines 44-46, 65-67, 86-88, and 107-109, the name parameter has been changed from a regex pattern (?P<name>[a-zA-Z_-]+) to the <slug:name> path converter. The <slug> converter allows digits ([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+), which may unintentionally broaden the accepted name values.
To maintain the original behavior and exclude digits, consider one of the following options:
Option 1: Define a custom path converter
from django.urls import register_converter
class NoDigitSlugConverter:
regex = '[a-zA-Z_-]+'
def to_python(self, value):
return value
def to_url(self, value):
return value
register_converter(NoDigitSlugConverter, 'nodigitslug')Then update the URL patterns:
- "ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/",
+ "ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",Apply similar changes to the other affected URL patterns.
Option 2: Use re_path() with the original regex
from django.urls import re_path
re_path(
r"ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/(?P<name>[a-zA-Z_-]+)/",
view=views_ajax.FlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView.as_view(),
name="ajax-flagsetcpresets-clonefactorypresets",
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backend/varannos/urls.py (1)
37-41: LGTM: Enhanced API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewThe update from
url()topath()simplifies the API URL pattern and improves its readability. The explicituuidtype for thevarannosetentryparameter provides better type safety. This change is in line with Django's recommended practices for API URL configuration.Consider updating the parameter name from
varannosetentrytovaranno_set_entryfor consistency with Python naming conventions. This would make it:path( "api/varannosetentry/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:varanno_set_entry>/", view=views_api.VarAnnoSetEntryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), name="api-varannosetentry-retrieveupdatedestroy", ),backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (1)
137-180: SQL_INNER query is well-structured with a minor optimization opportunityThe SQL_INNER query is well-designed:
- Good use of CTE for excluding cases based on project settings.
- Proper aggregation of variant data with correct grouping.
- Efficient handling of case exclusions.
One minor optimization suggestion:
Consider usingCOUNT(*)instead ofsum(num_*)for counting occurrences, as it might be slightly more efficient. For example:COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE num_hom_ref > 0) AS count_hom_ref, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE num_het > 0) AS count_het, -- ... and so on for other countsThis change is optional and depends on the specific data distribution and database performance characteristics.
utils/docker/Dockerfile (2)
169-169: Approve Bootstrap CSS map addition with a note on production builds.Adding the Bootstrap CSS map file (
bootstrap.min.css.map) is beneficial for debugging in development environments. However, consider whether this file is necessary for production builds, as it may increase the image size without providing benefits in a production environment.Consider adding a condition to only include this file in development builds, if applicable.
177-177: Approve Bootstrap bundle JavaScript map addition with a note on production builds.Adding the Bootstrap bundle JavaScript map file (
bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map) is beneficial for debugging in development environments. However, similar to the CSS map, consider whether this file is necessary for production builds, as it may increase the image size without providing benefits in a production environment.Consider adding a condition to only include this file in development builds, if applicable.
frontend/src/svs/components/SvFilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue (2)
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69-88: Improved gene panel insertion, but consider Vue reactivityThe
insertGenomicsEnglandPanelfunction has been enhanced to use async/await and now filters genes based on confidence level. This is a good improvement for more precise control over gene selection.However, directly modifying
props.querySettings.gene_allowlistmight cause issues with Vue's reactivity system.Consider using the spread operator to create a new array when updating
gene_allowlist:- props.querySettings.gene_allowlist = - props.querySettings.gene_allowlist.concat(symbols) + props.querySettings.gene_allowlist = [ + ...props.querySettings.gene_allowlist, + ...symbols + ]This ensures that Vue detects the change and updates any dependent computations or renderings.
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134-173: LGTM: Enhanced gene batch validation with panel supportThe
validateGeneBatchfunction has been improved to handle gene panel validation and uses the newlookupGenePanelApiEndpoint. The use ofPromise.allfor concurrent requests is efficient.However, the error handling could be enhanced:
Consider adding a try-catch block to handle potential network errors:
try { const response = await fetch(url, { // ... existing options ... }) // ... existing response handling ... } catch (error) { console.error('Error validating gene batch:', error) return { [token]: { state: 'error', message: error.message } } }This will provide more robust error handling and prevent the function from failing silently in case of network issues.
backend/varfish/users/management/commands/initdev.py (2)
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67-89: LGTM! Consider adding help text for--data-releaseand--data-case.The new command-line arguments enhance the flexibility of the
initdevcommand, allowing for more specific data handling scenarios. The choices for each argument are well-defined and relevant.Consider adding more descriptive help text for the
--data-releaseand--data-casearguments to provide users with context about what these choices represent.
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118-159: LGTM! Consider adding type hints for the return value.The changes in the
_handlemethod effectively implement the logic for handling different data creation scenarios based on the new command-line arguments. The error handling and transaction management remain robust.Consider adding a type hint for the return value of the
_handlemethod to improve code readability:def _handle( self, ..., ) -> Optional[int]: ...backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (5)
122-129: Approve changes and suggest minor improvementThe simplification of the test method by removing mocking is a good improvement. It makes the test more readable and less brittle.
Consider adding an assertion to check if a new
FrequencyPresetsobject was actually created in the database. This would ensure that the API call not only returns the correct response but also performs the expected database operation. For example:self.assertEqual(FrequencyPresets.objects.count(), 1) # Add this line before the API call # ... (existing code) self.assertEqual(FrequencyPresets.objects.count(), 2) # Add this line after the assertions
146-153: Approve changes and suggest minor improvementThe simplification of the test method is consistent with the changes made in other classes. This improves readability and maintainability.
As suggested for the previous class, consider adding an assertion to check if a new
FrequencyPresetsobject was created in the database. For example:self.assertEqual(FrequencyPresets.objects.count(), 1) # Add this line before the API call # ... (existing code) self.assertEqual(FrequencyPresets.objects.count(), 2) # Add this line after the assertions
244-251: Approve changes and suggest minor improvement for consistencyThe simplification of the test method is consistent with the changes made in other classes, improving overall test readability and maintainability.
For consistency with the suggestions made for other similar classes, consider adding an assertion to check if a new
ImpactPresetsobject was created in the database. For example:self.assertEqual(ImpactPresets.objects.count(), 0) # Add this line before the API call # ... (existing code) self.assertEqual(ImpactPresets.objects.count(), 1) # Add this line after the assertions
268-275: Approve changes and suggest minor improvement for consistencyThe simplification of the test method aligns with the changes made in other classes, contributing to improved test readability and maintainability.
To maintain consistency with the suggestions made for other similar classes, consider adding an assertion to check if a new
ImpactPresetsobject was created in the database. For example:self.assertEqual(ImpactPresets.objects.count(), 1) # Add this line before the API call # ... (existing code) self.assertEqual(ImpactPresets.objects.count(), 2) # Add this line after the assertions
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1-872: Summary of changes and suggestion for consistencyThe refactoring in this file has significantly improved the readability and maintainability of the tests. The removal of mocking and simplification of test methods is a positive change that makes the tests less brittle and easier to understand.
To further improve the consistency and effectiveness of these tests, consider applying the following pattern consistently across all test classes:
- Add an assertion to check the object count before the API call.
- Perform the API call and check the response status and content.
- Add an assertion to check the object count after the API call.
This pattern is exemplified in the
TestPresetSetCloneOtherAjaxViewclass and ensures that each test thoroughly verifies both the API response and the resulting database state. Implementing this consistently will enhance the overall quality and reliability of your test suite.backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (2)
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140-165: LGTM! Comprehensive testing for cloning factory defaults.The TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView class effectively tests the cloning of factory default frequency presets. It covers all necessary user roles and their permissions.
Consider parameterizing the factory default name ("dominant_strict") to allow for easy testing of multiple factory defaults if needed in the future. This could improve the test's flexibility and reusability.
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195-1271: LGTM! Comprehensive and consistent testing across all preset types.The remaining test classes (from TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxView to TestPresetSetCloneOtherView) maintain a consistent structure and thoroughly test all CRUD operations and cloning functionalities for various preset types. This approach ensures that all preset-related API endpoints are properly secured and functioning as expected.
Consider introducing a base test class or using parameterized tests to reduce code duplication across the different preset types. This could make the test suite more maintainable and easier to extend in the future. For example:
class BasePresetTestCase(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): preset_factory = None url_name_prefix = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.preset = self.preset_factory(presetset__project=self.project) self.presetset = self.preset.presetset def test_list(self): url = reverse( f"variants:ajax-{self.url_name_prefix}-listcreate", kwargs={"presetset": self.presetset.sodar_uuid}, ) # ... rest of the test implementation # Usage class TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxView(BasePresetTestCase): preset_factory = FrequencyPresetsFactory url_name_prefix = "frequencypresets" class TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxView(BasePresetTestCase): preset_factory = ImpactPresetsFactory url_name_prefix = "impactpresets" # ... and so on for other preset typesThis refactoring would significantly reduce code duplication while maintaining the specific test cases for each preset type.
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1-1000: LGTM. Consider enhancing error handling and logging.The addition of the
_run_create_or_updatemethod is a good improvement to the code structure. It encapsulates the logic for creating or updating a case, making the code more organized and readable.Consider adding more detailed error handling and logging for each step of the process. This will make it easier to diagnose issues if something goes wrong during the case import process. For example:
def _run_create_or_update(self): try: family = self._parse_family() with transaction.atomic(): case = self._create_or_update_case(family) if not case: return self._clear_files(case) self._create_external_files(case, family) self._run_qc_file_import(case) self._run_seqvars_import(case) self._run_strucvars_import(case) self._update_case_state(case) except Exception as e: self.caseimportbackgroundjob.add_log_entry( f"Error during case import: {str(e)}", LOG_LEVEL_ERROR ) raise def _parse_family(self): try: return ParseDict(js_dict=self.caseimportbackgroundjob.caseimportaction.payload, message=Family()) except ParseError as e: self.caseimportbackgroundjob.add_log_entry( f"Problem loading phenopackets.Family: {e}", LOG_LEVEL_ERROR ) raiseThis structure allows for more granular error handling and logging, which can be helpful for debugging and monitoring the import process.
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62-204: Consider using parameterized tests for repeated test patternsThe
TestQueryPresetsSetViewSetclass (and subsequent similar classes) follow a repetitive pattern for testing different HTTP methods (list, create, retrieve, patch, delete) with various user roles. To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider using a parameterized testing approach.For example, you could define a base test class with common methods and use a library like
parameterizedto generate test cases:from parameterized import parameterized class BaseAPIPermissionTest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.setup_objects() def setup_objects(self): # Implement in subclasses to set up necessary objects @parameterized.expand([ ("list", "GET", 200), ("create", "POST", 201), ("retrieve", "GET", 200), ("update", "PATCH", 200), ("delete", "DELETE", 204), ]) def test_endpoint(self, name, method, expected_status): url = self.get_url(name) good_users = self.get_good_users(name) bad_users_401 = self.get_bad_users_401(name) bad_users_403 = self.get_bad_users_403(name) data = self.get_data(name) if method in ["POST", "PATCH"] else None cleanup = self.get_cleanup(name) if method in ["POST", "DELETE"] else None self.assert_response(url, good_users, expected_status, method=method, data=data, cleanup_method=cleanup) self.assert_response(url, bad_users_401, 401, method=method, data=data, cleanup_method=cleanup) self.assert_response(url, bad_users_403, 403, method=method, data=data, cleanup_method=cleanup) # Implement the following methods in subclasses: # get_url, get_good_users, get_bad_users_401, get_bad_users_403, get_data, get_cleanupThis approach would significantly reduce the amount of repeated code in your test classes while still maintaining the same level of test coverage.
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356-509: Refactor repeated test patterns across multiple classesThe test classes
TestQueryPresetsFrequencyViewSet,TestQueryPresetsQualityViewSet,TestQueryPresetsConsequenceViewSet,TestQueryPresetsLocusViewSet,TestQueryPresetsPhenotypePrioViewSet,TestQueryPresetsVariantPrioViewSet,TestQueryPresetsColumnsViewSet, andTestQueryPresetsClinvarViewSetall follow the same pattern of testing CRUD operations with similar permission checks.To improve code maintainability and reduce duplication, consider implementing a base test class that encapsulates the common test logic. Each specific test class can then inherit from this base class and only implement the necessary setup and any unique test cases.
Example of a base test class:
class BaseQueryPresetsViewSetTest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): factory_class = None url_name = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.querypresetsset = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetFactory(project=self.project) self.querypresetssetversion = SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersionFactory( presetsset=self.querypresetsset, status=SeqvarsQueryPresetsSetVersion.STATUS_DRAFT, ) self.object = self.factory_class(presetssetversion=self.querypresetssetversion) def get_url(self, action): if action == 'list': return reverse( f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-list", kwargs={"querypresetssetversion": self.querypresetssetversion.sodar_uuid}, ) else: return reverse( f"seqvars:api-{self.url_name}-detail", kwargs={ "querypresetssetversion": self.querypresetssetversion.sodar_uuid, self.url_name: self.object.sodar_uuid, }, ) # Implement common test methods (test_list, test_create, test_retrieve, test_patch, test_delete)Then, each specific test class can be simplified:
class TestQueryPresetsFrequencyViewSet(BaseQueryPresetsViewSetTest): factory_class = SeqvarsQueryPresetsFrequencyFactory url_name = "querypresetsfrequency" # Implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis refactoring will make your test suite more maintainable and easier to extend in the future.
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1578-1727: Refactor TestPredefinedQueryViewSet to use base classThe
TestPredefinedQueryViewSetclass follows the same pattern as the previous test classes. Consider refactoring it to use the base test class suggested earlier. This will help maintain consistency across your test suite and reduce code duplication.Example:
class TestPredefinedQueryViewSet(BaseQueryPresetsViewSetTest): factory_class = SeqvarsPredefinedQueryFactory url_name = "predefinedquery" # Implement only unique test methods or override if necessaryThis approach will make your test suite more maintainable and consistent.
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1728-1925: Refactor TestQuerySettingsViewSet for improved maintainabilityThe
TestQuerySettingsViewSetclass has a similar structure to previous test classes but with some differences in setup and data handling. Consider creating a separate base class for settings-related tests or extending the existing base class to accommodate these differences.Additionally, the
test_createmethod contains a large data dictionary. Consider moving this to a separate method or fixture to improve readability:def get_test_data(self): return { "genotype": SeqvarsQuerySettingsGenotypeSerializer( SeqvarsQuerySettingsGenotypeFactory.build(querysettings=None) ).data, # ... (rest of the data) } def test_create(self): # ... (existing setup code) data = self.get_test_data() # ... (rest of the test)This refactoring will improve the maintainability and readability of your test suite.
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TestQueryViewSetclass follows a similar pattern to previous test classes but includes an additionaltest_create_frommethod. Consider the following improvements:
- Refactor common CRUD tests to use a base class, as suggested for previous test classes.
- Move the large data dictionary in
test_createto a separate method, similar to the suggestion forTestQuerySettingsViewSet.- For the
test_create_frommethod, consider moving the setup ofpresetssetandpredefinedqueryto thesetUpmethod if they are used in multiple tests.Example refactoring for
test_create_from:class TestQueryViewSet(BaseQueryViewSetTest): def setUp(self): super().setUp() presetsset_factory = create_seqvarspresetsset_short_read_exome_legacy() self.presetsset = presetsset_factory.clone_with_latest_version(project=self.project) self.version = self.presetsset.versions.all()[0] self.predefinedquery = self.version.seqvarspredefinedquery_set.all()[0] def test_create_from(self): url = reverse( "seqvars:api-query-create-from", kwargs={ "session": self.session.sodar_uuid, }, ) data = { "predefinedquery": self.predefinedquery.sodar_uuid, "label": "test label", } # ... (rest of the test)These changes will improve the consistency and maintainability of your test suite.
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TestQueryExecutionViewSetclass is simpler than previous classes, only testing list and retrieve operations. To maintain consistency with other test classes and prepare for potential future additions, consider:
- Refactoring it to use a base test class, similar to previous suggestions.
- Adding placeholders for create, update, and delete tests, even if they're not currently implemented, to maintain consistency with other viewset tests.
Example:
class TestQueryExecutionViewSet(BaseQueryViewSetTest): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.case = CaseFactory(project=self.project) self.caseanalysis = CaseAnalysisFactory(case=self.case) self.session = CaseAnalysisSessionFactory(caseanalysis=self.caseanalysis) self.query = SeqvarsQueryFactory(session=self.session) self.queryexecution = SeqvarsQueryExecutionFactory(query=self.query) # Implement list and retrieve tests def test_create(self): # Placeholder for create test pass def test_update(self): # Placeholder for update test pass def test_delete(self): # Placeholder for delete test passThis structure will make it easier to add new tests in the future and maintain consistency across your test suite.
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2249-2303: Refactor TestResultSetViewSet for consistencySimilar to the
TestQueryExecutionViewSet, theTestResultSetViewSetonly tests list and retrieve operations. To maintain consistency and prepare for future additions:
- Refactor it to use a base test class, as suggested for previous test classes.
- Add placeholders for create, update, and delete tests, even if they're not currently implemented.
This approach will make your test suite more consistent and easier to extend in the future.
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2304-2351: Refactor TestResultRowViewSet for consistency and completenessThe
TestResultRowViewSetclass, like the previous two, only tests list and retrieve operations. To improve consistency and prepare for potential future additions:
- Refactor it to use a base test class, similar to previous suggestions.
- Add placeholders for create, update, and delete tests, even if they're not currently implemented.
- Consider adding tests for edge cases, such as attempting to access result rows from a different project or with invalid UUIDs.
Example:
class TestResultRowViewSet(BaseQueryViewSetTest): def setUp(self): super().setUp() # ... (existing setup code) def test_list_different_project(self): # Test accessing result rows from a different project pass def test_retrieve_invalid_uuid(self): # Test retrieving a result row with an invalid UUID pass # Implement list and retrieve tests def test_create(self): # Placeholder for create test pass def test_update(self): # Placeholder for update test pass def test_delete(self): # Placeholder for delete test passThese changes will improve the consistency and completeness of your test suite, making it more robust and easier to maintain.
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backend/varannos/urls.py (6)
7-11: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListViewThe update from
url()topath()simplifies the URL pattern and improves readability. The explicituuidtype for theprojectparameter adds type safety. This change aligns with Django's recommended practices for URL routing.
12-16: LGTM: Enhanced URL pattern for VarAnnoSetDetailViewThe transition from
url()topath()simplifies the URL pattern and enhances readability. The explicituuidtype for thevarannosetparameter provides improved type safety. This update is in line with Django's best practices for URL configuration.
22-26: LGTM: Optimized API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListCreateApiViewThe shift from
url()topath()simplifies the API URL pattern and improves its readability. The explicituuidtype for theprojectparameter enhances type safety. This modification aligns with Django's best practices for API URL configuration.
27-31: LGTM: Refined API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewThe update from
url()topath()simplifies the API URL pattern and enhances its readability. The explicituuidtype for thevarannosetparameter provides improved type safety. This change adheres to Django's recommended practices for API URL configuration.
32-36: LGTM: Improved API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiViewThe transition from
url()topath()simplifies the API URL pattern and enhances its readability. The explicituuidtype for thevarannosetparameter adds type safety. This update aligns with Django's best practices for API URL configuration.
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1-46: Overall improvements in URL configurationsThe changes in this file consistently update all URL patterns from
url()topath(), which aligns with Django's modern best practices. This improves readability and maintainability of the URL configurations. The consistent use ofuuidtype for parameters adds type safety throughout the file.To ensure these changes don't introduce any regressions, please verify:
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1-5: LGTM: Imports and app configuration are correctThe imports have been updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is consistent with the changes made in the URL patterns. The app configuration is correctly set.
6-12: LGTM: UI URL pattern updated correctlyThe UI URL pattern has been successfully updated to use the
path()function with a UUID converter for the project parameter. This change aligns with Django's best practices for URL routing.
14-80: LGTM: AJAX URL patterns updated consistentlyAll AJAX URL patterns have been successfully updated to use the
path()function with appropriate UUID converters. The view references consistently useviews_ajax, maintaining a clear separation between AJAX and API views.
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1-156: Overall improvement with minor inconsistenciesThe update from
url()topath()for all URL patterns is a significant improvement, aligning with Django's best practices. The consistent use of UUID converters for various parameters ensures type safety and consistency across all patterns.The main areas of improvement are:
- Consistent use of API views in the
api_urlpatternssection.- Correct route prefixing for all API patterns.
Once these issues are addressed, the URL routing in this file will be both modern and consistent.
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122-134: SQL_OUTER command looks goodThe SQL_OUTER command is well-structured and follows best practices:
- It safely drops the existing view if it exists.
- Creates the materialized view with a placeholder for the inner query.
- Adds appropriate indexes for performance optimization.
Good job on separating the outer and inner SQL commands for better maintainability.
114-188: Overall, well-implemented functionality for managing SmallVariantSummaryThe new functions and SQL commands for managing the
SmallVariantSummarymaterialized view are well-implemented. They provide a robust solution for creating, dropping, and populating the view with appropriate data aggregation and exclusion logic.Key strengths:
- Clear and purposeful function implementations.
- Well-structured SQL commands with good use of CTEs and aggregations.
- Proper use of transactions for data consistency.
Minor suggestions for improvement have been provided in previous comments, mainly focusing on code readability by combining nested
withstatements.Great job on implementing this feature!
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42-42: Approve Python base image update with a note on dependency compatibility.The update to Python 3.11 is a good move for potential performance improvements and access to new features. However, it's crucial to ensure all dependencies are compatible with this version.
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185-186: Approve jsrender JavaScript additions with a request for usage verification.The addition of jsrender JavaScript files (
jsrender.min.jsandjsrender.min.js.map) can provide powerful templating capabilities for the frontend. However, it's important to verify that jsrender is actually being used in the project and that its addition is intentional.Please run the following script to check for jsrender usage in the project:
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59-66: Approve PostgreSQL client update with a note on server compatibility.Updating the PostgreSQL client to version 14 is a good practice for maintaining compatibility with newer PostgreSQL servers. However, it's important to ensure this version is compatible with the PostgreSQL server being used in the project.
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14-22: LGTM: New API endpoint properties addedThe addition of
lookupGeneApiEndpointandlookupGenePanelApiEndpointproperties with default values is a good practice. It allows for easier configuration and maintenance of API endpoints, enhancing the component's flexibility.
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49-66: LGTM: Improved panel loading with pagination supportThe
loadPanelPagefunction has been enhanced to use async/await syntax and now supports recursive loading of additional pages. This improvement ensures all panels are fetched, making the data retrieval more robust and complete.
310-314: LGTM: Template improvements for accessibility and functionalityThe addition of an ID to the confidence select element (
genomicsEnglandConfidence) improves accessibility and testability. The update to the@selectevent handler for the Multiselect component ensures correct functionality.
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1-399: Overall assessment: Significant improvements with minor suggestionsThis review has covered the major changes to the
GenesRegionsPane.vuecomponent. The modifications enhance the component's functionality, particularly in handling gene panels and API interactions. The code structure and use of async/await have improved readability and error handling in several functions.Key improvements include:
- Addition of configurable API endpoints
- Enhanced panel loading with pagination support
- Improved gene batch validation with panel support
- Template improvements for accessibility and functionality
While the changes are generally positive, a few minor suggestions have been made to further improve reactivity handling and error management. These small adjustments will contribute to making the component more robust and maintainable.
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91-116: LGTM! Proper handling of newdata_createargument.The changes in the
handlemethod effectively integrate the new functionality for creating and running import jobs based on thedata_createargument. The use oftransaction.atomic()ensures data consistency, and the error handling and success messages are well-implemented.
285-285: LGTM! Improved naming consistency.The renaming of
app_nametoplugin_namein theapp_settings.set()call improves naming consistency without changing the functionality.backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (3)
842-851: Approve changes and commend good practiceThe simplification of the test method is consistent with the changes made in other classes, improving overall test readability and maintainability.
It's great to see that you've included an assertion to check the
PresetSetobject count after the API call. This ensures that the API not only returns the correct response but also performs the expected database operation. This is a good practice that enhances the test's effectiveness.
861-872: Approve changes and commend comprehensive implementationThe changes in this test class are excellent. The simplification of the test method improves readability, and the addition of PresetSet count assertions both before and after the API call ensures a thorough test of the API's behavior.
This implementation serves as a great example for the other test classes. It not only checks the API response but also verifies the database state before and after the operation. Consider applying this pattern consistently across all similar test classes in this file for maximum effectiveness and consistency.
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backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (4)
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17-62: LGTM! Comprehensive permission checks for frequency presets.The TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxView class provides thorough testing for listing and creating frequency presets. It covers various user roles and their expected permissions, ensuring that the API endpoints behave correctly for different types of users.
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64-138: LGTM! Thorough testing of CRUD operations for frequency presets.The TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView class provides comprehensive testing for retrieving, updating, and deleting frequency presets. It covers all CRUD operations and ensures proper permission checks for various user roles. The approach of creating a new preset for each user in the destroy test is a good practice for test isolation.
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167-193: LGTM! Thorough testing for cloning other frequency presets.The TestFrequencyPresetsCloneOtherView class effectively tests the cloning of other frequency presets. It covers all necessary user roles and their permissions, ensuring that the cloning functionality works as expected and is properly secured.
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1-1271: Overall, excellent test coverage and consistency for preset-related functionalities.This test file provides comprehensive coverage for all preset-related API endpoints, including various preset types (frequency, impact, quality, chromosome, flags, quick presets, and preset sets) and operations (list, create, retrieve, update, destroy, and clone). The consistent structure across all test classes ensures that each endpoint is thoroughly tested for proper functionality and security.
Key strengths:
- Comprehensive permission checks for different user roles
- Consistent test structure across all preset types
- Thorough testing of CRUD operations and cloning functionalities
- Good test isolation, especially in destroy tests
While the current implementation is solid, consider the earlier suggestion about reducing code duplication through a base test class or parameterized tests. This would enhance maintainability and make it easier to add new preset types or test cases in the future.
Overall, this test file significantly contributes to the robustness and security of the preset-related features in the application.
backend/cases_import/models/executors.py (1)
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1-1000: Overall, the changes improve code organization and consistency.The modifications in this file, particularly the update to
_build_fs_optionsand the addition of_run_create_or_update, enhance the code structure and maintainability. The change from "app_name" to "plugin_name" aligns with what seems to be a broader refactoring effort. The new_run_create_or_updatemethod encapsulates complex logic in a clear and organized manner.While these changes are positive, there's room for further improvement in error handling and logging, as suggested earlier. Additionally, it's crucial to ensure that the "app_name" to "plugin_name" change is consistent across the entire codebase to prevent any potential issues.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports look goodThe imports seem appropriate for the test file. The use of
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefromprojectroles.tests.test_permissions_apiis correct for testing API permissions.
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205-355: Consider creating a base test class for common CRUD operationsThe
TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSetclass has a very similar structure toTestQueryPresetsSetViewSetand other test classes in this file. To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider creating a base test class that implements the common CRUD test methods. Each specific test class could then inherit from this base class and only implement unique test cases or override methods as needed.This approach would significantly reduce code duplication across your test classes and make it easier to maintain and extend your test suite.
backend/importer/urls.py (3)
4-4: Import statement updated correctly to usepath()The import statement has been updated from
django.conf.urls.urltodjango.urls.path, aligning with Django's recommendations sinceurl()is deprecated in favor ofpath().
11-13: UI URL patterns converted topath()with UUID convertersThe UI URL patterns have been correctly updated to use
path()with<uuid:...>converters. This enhances readability and ensures that only valid UUIDs are accepted as parameters.
20-86: API URL patterns modernized usingpath()and UUID convertersAll API URL patterns have been successfully migrated from
url()topath(), utilizing<uuid:...>converters for route parameters. This not only modernizes the URL configurations but also enforces parameter validation by ensuring that only valid UUIDs are matched.backend/svs/urls.py (3)
2-2: Import statements updated appropriatelyThe import now includes
pathandre_pathfromdjango.urls, which is correct for the migration fromurl().
11-81: URL patterns migrated successfully topath()The URL patterns have been properly updated to use
path()with appropriate path converters like<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>, enhancing readability and maintainability.
133-140: Correct use ofre_path()for regex patternsThe
re_path()function is appropriately used for patterns that require regular expressions, such as theworkerandtracksURLs. This maintains the necessary flexibility for these patterns.backend/config/urls.py (5)
29-29: Home URL pattern updated correctlyUsing
path()for the home URL simplifies the routing and adheres to modern Django practices.
36-70: URL patterns successfully updated to usepath()The switch from
url()topath()for these application URL patterns is appropriate. Since these patterns are straightforward and do not require regex matching,path()is the suitable choice.
94-95: Correct usage ofre_path()for regex URL patternsUpdating the proxy URL patterns to
re_path()ensures that the regex expressions are properly handled, maintaining the expected routing behavior for these endpoints.Also applies to: 102-103, 110-111, 117-118, 124-125, 132-133, 139-140
182-193: Error handling routes updated appropriatelySwitching to
path()for the error handling routes simplifies the URL patterns and is suitable for these static paths.
198-198: Debug toolbar URL pattern updated correctlyUsing
path()for the debug toolbar URL aligns with standard practices and ensures proper functionality of the debugging tools.backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (2)
355-358: Ensurecategoryparameter validation matches previous constraintsThe previous comment regarding the
categoryparameter validation is still applicable. The use of<str:category>in thepath()function allows more permissive inputs than the original regex pattern. To maintain the original input validation, consider usingre_path()with the original regex.
12-450: Successful migration topath()with appropriate path convertersThe URL patterns have been successfully updated from
url()with regex patterns topath()with path converters. This enhances readability and aligns with Django's recommended practices. All parameters are correctly typed using<uuid:...>, ensuring proper URL matching and data integrity.backend/config/settings/base.py (2)
80-80: Addition of 'social_django' toTHIRD_PARTY_APPSIncluding
'social_django'inTHIRD_PARTY_APPSis appropriate for enabling OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication.
438-438: Simplification ofADMIN_URLformatUpdating
ADMIN_URLto"admin/"simplifies the URL configuration and aligns with Django's recommended practices.
| api_urlpatterns = [ | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case/count/(?P<project>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case/count/<uuid:project>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseCountApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-case-count", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case/list/(?P<project>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case/list/<uuid:project>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseListApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-case-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case/retrieve-update-destroy/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-case-retrieveupdatedestroy", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-comment/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-comment/list-create/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseCommentListCreateApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casecomment-listcreate", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/(?P<casecomment>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casecomment-retrieveupdatedestroy", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CasePhenotypeTermsListCreateApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casephenotypeterms-listcreate", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-phenotype-terms/retrieve-update-destroy/(?P<casephenotypeterms>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-phenotype-terms/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casephenotypeterms>/", | ||
| view=views_api.CasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casephenotypeterms-retrieveupdatedestroy", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/annotation-release-info/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.AnnotationReleaseInfoApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-annotationreleaseinfo-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/sv-annotation-release-info/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/sv-annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_api.SvAnnotationReleaseInfoApiView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-svannotationreleaseinfo-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-gene-annotation/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-gene-annotation/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casegeneannotation-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-alignment-stats/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-alignment-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_ajax.CaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casealignmentstats-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-variant-stats/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-variant-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-casevariantstats-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/case-relatedness/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/case-relatedness/list/<uuid:case>/", | ||
| view=views_ajax.PedigreeRelatednessListAjaxView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-caserelatedness-list", | ||
| ), | ||
| url( | ||
| regex=r"^api/user-and-global-settings/?$", | ||
| path( | ||
| route="api/user-and-global-settings/", | ||
| view=views_api.UserAndGlobalSettingsView.as_view(), | ||
| name="api-userandglobalsettings", | ||
| ), |
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Resolve remaining inconsistencies in API URL patterns
Several API URL patterns still reference views_ajax and use the ajax/ prefix instead of views_api and api/. Please address the following inconsistencies to ensure uniformity across all API endpoints:
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Update view references from
views_ajaxtoviews_api:- view=views_ajax.CaseListAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseListApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CaseCommentListCreateAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseCommentListCreateApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseCommentRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CasePhenotypeTermsListCreateAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CasePhenotypeTermsListCreateApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CasePhenotypeTermsRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.AnnotationReleaseInfoAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.AnnotationReleaseInfoApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.SvAnnotationReleaseInfoAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.SvAnnotationReleaseInfoApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.ProjectUserPermissionsAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.ProjectUserPermissionsApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.CaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.as_view(), - view=views_ajax.PedigreeRelatednessListAjaxView.as_view(), + view=views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.as_view(),
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Fix route prefixes from
ajax/toapi/:- route="ajax/case/list/<uuid:project>/", + route="api/case/list/<uuid:project>/", - route="ajax/case/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-comment/list-create/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-comment/list-create/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/", + route="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/", - route="ajax/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-phenotype-terms/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casephenotypeterms>/", + route="api/case-phenotype-terms/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casephenotypeterms>/", - route="ajax/annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/sv-annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/sv-annotation-release-info/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-gene-annotation/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-gene-annotation/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/user-permissions/<uuid:project>/", + route="api/user-permissions/<uuid:project>/", - route="ajax/case-alignment-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-alignment-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-variant-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-variant-stats/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-relatedness/list/<uuid:case>/", + route="api/case-relatedness/list/<uuid:case>/", - route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/", + route="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/",
Ensure that all instances of views_ajax are replaced with views_api and that all route prefixes use api/ instead of ajax/. This will maintain consistency and adhere to the API routing standards established in the project.
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Fix inconsistencies in API URL patterns
While the update to path() functions is correct, there are several inconsistencies in the API URL patterns:
- Some patterns are using AJAX views instead of API views.
- One route is incorrectly prefixed with "ajax" instead of "api".
Please apply the following changes:
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Update view references:
- Line 129: Change to
view=views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.as_view() - Line 134: Change to
view=views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.as_view() - Line 139: Change to
view=views_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.as_view() - Line 144: Change to
view=views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.as_view()
- Line 129: Change to
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Fix route prefix:
- Line 104: Change
route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/"toroute="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/"
- Line 104: Change
Apply these changes to ensure consistency across all API URL patterns:
- view=views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView.as_view(),
+ view=views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView.as_view(),- view=views_ajax.CaseAlignmentStatsListAjaxView.as_view(),
+ view=views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiView.as_view(),- view=views_ajax.SampleVariantStatisticsListAjaxView.as_view(),
+ view=views_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiView.as_view(),- view=views_ajax.PedigreeRelatednessListAjaxView.as_view(),
+ view=views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.as_view(),- route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/",
+ route="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/",After making these changes, please run the following script to verify that all API views exist and are correctly referenced:
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| def create_variants_smallvariantsummary(): | ||
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- with transaction.atomic():
- with connection.cursor() as cursor:
+ with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor:
cursor.execute(SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER)- Regarding the SQL injection concern mentioned in a previous review:
The current implementation is safe as bothSQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERare hardcoded within the file. There's no risk of SQL injection in this case. However, if in the future any part of these queries becomes dynamic or user-influenced, consider using parameterized queries for better security practices.
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| """Create the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" | |
| with transaction.atomic(): | |
| with connection.cursor() as cursor: | |
| cursor.execute(SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER) | |
| def create_variants_smallvariantsummary(): | |
| """Create the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" | |
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"""Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view."""
- with transaction.atomic():
- with connection.cursor() as cursor:
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| """Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" | |
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| cursor.execute("DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary") | |
| def drop_variants_smallvariantsummary(): | |
| """Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" | |
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The term app_name is extensively used throughout the codebase. Renaming it to plugin_name in a single location without updating all its occurrences can lead to inconsistencies and potential bugs. A thorough refactor is necessary to ensure that all instances of app_name are consistently updated to plugin_name.
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The change from app_name to plugin_name in the app_settings.set() call looks good. This likely reflects a terminology change in the AppSettingAPI.
To ensure consistency, let's check for any remaining uses of app_name in similar contexts:
Further Verification Needed: Assess app_name Usage Throughout the Codebase
The app_name identifier is used extensively across multiple files. To ensure that changing it to plugin_name won't introduce inconsistencies or issues, we need to verify all its usages.
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| def _build_fs_options(self, project: Project) -> FileSystemOptions: | |||
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The change from "app_name" to "plugin_name" in executors.py appears to be isolated. However, numerous instances of "app_name" still exist across the codebase, which may lead to inconsistencies or runtime issues.
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It is recommended to ensure that the renaming is consistently applied throughout the codebase to maintain coherence and prevent potential bugs.
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LGTM. Verify usage of "plugin_name" across the codebase.
The change from "app_name" to "plugin_name" looks good and likely aligns with updated naming conventions. However, it's important to ensure this change is consistent throughout the codebase.
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backend/varfish/vueapp/urls.py (1)
7-11: LGTM: Improved URL pattern definitionThe URL pattern has been successfully updated to use
path()instead ofurl(), which improves readability and follows Django's recommended practices. Thestrpath converter is appropriately used for thesetting_nameparameter.Consider adding a trailing comma after the last argument for consistency with multi-line function calls:
path( "ajax/user-setting/<str:setting_name>/", view=views_ajax.UserSettingView.as_view(), - name="user-setting", + name="user-setting", ),backend/variants/urls/annos.py (2)
10-14: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly with a minor suggestion.The change from
url()topath()is correct and improves readability. The use of theuuidpath converter for thecaseparameter is appropriate.For consistency with Django's style guide, consider removing the trailing slash from the URL pattern:
- "ajax/smallvariant/user-annotated-case/<uuid:case>/", + "ajax/smallvariant/user-annotated-case/<uuid:case>",This change aligns with Django's recommendation to avoid trailing slashes in URL patterns when using
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1-21: Summary: URL routing updated to usepath()function.The changes in this file are part of a project-wide update to modernize URL routing. The transition from
url()topath()improves code readability and leverages Django's path converters. These changes maintain backwards compatibility while aligning with current Django best practices.Consider applying similar updates to any remaining files in the project that still use the
url()function for consistency across the codebase.backend/seqmeta/tests/test_permissions.py (1)
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TestProjectPermissionBaseinstead of the updatedProjectPermissionTestBase. Please update all instances to ensure consistency across the project.
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frontend/src/varfish/components/FilterForm/DevPane.vue (1)
87-87: Remove unnecessary change to input idThe
idattribute of the input element has been changed from "customSwitch1" to "customSwitch1", which is effectively a non-change. To maintain clarity in the diff and avoid confusion, it's recommended to revert this line to its original state.Apply this change:
- id="customSwitch1" + id="customSwitch1"frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/FlagsPane.vue (1)
18-18: Approved: Improved null check for querySettingsThe addition of the null and undefined check for
querySettingsenhances the component's robustness by preventing rendering whenquerySettingsis not a valid object. This change aligns well with similar updates in other components and helps prevent potential errors.Consider using the shorter
v-if="querySettings != null"syntax, which checks for bothnullandundefined:- v-if="querySettings !== null && querySettings !== undefined" + v-if="querySettings != null"This achieves the same result with a more concise expression.
frontend/src/svs/views/StrucvarFilterLegacy/StrucvarFilterLegacy.vue (2)
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78-91: LGTM: Improved template structureThe reordering of
v-ifandclassattributes in thev-list-subheaderelements enhances readability by placing the conditional first. This is a good practice.Consider applying this pattern consistently across the entire codebase for better maintainability.
117-118: LGTM: Reordered props in SvFilterApp componentThe reordering of props in the
SvFilterAppcomponent improves the template structure by grouping similar props together. This change enhances readability without affecting functionality.If not already present, consider adding documentation or a style guide entry regarding the preferred order of props in component templates to maintain consistency across the project.
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
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58-64: Potential issue: Inconsistent user role reference.In the
test_createmethod, thebad_users_403list includesself.owner_as.user. This seems inconsistent with other test methods whereself.user_owneris used instead. This could lead to incorrect test results ifself.owner_asis not defined or doesn't have the expecteduserattribute.Consider updating the line to use
self.user_ownerfor consistency:bad_users_403 = [ self.user_no_roles, - self.owner_as.user, + self.user_owner, self.user_delegate, self.user_contributor, self.user_guest, ]backend/svs/urls.py (2)
133-139: Consider simplifying the re_path() pattern.The change to
re_path()is appropriate for this complex pattern. However, you can simplify the regex by removing the redundant^and$anchors, asre_path()implicitly anchors the pattern:re_path( r"worker/(?P<url>.*)", HttpProxy.as_view( base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/svs/", ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], ), ),This simplification improves readability without affecting functionality.
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140-146: Consider simplifying the re_path() pattern for consistency.Similar to the worker proxy pattern, you can simplify this regex by removing the redundant
^and$anchors:re_path( r"tracks/(?P<url>.*)", HttpProxy.as_view( base_url=f"{settings.WORKER_REST_BASE_URL}/public/tracks/", ignored_request_headers=HttpProxy.ignored_upstream_headers + ["cookie"], ), ),This maintains consistency with the previous pattern and improves readability.
backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (4)
114-119: Simplify nestedwithstatementsThe function looks good overall. As suggested in the previous review, we can improve readability by combining the nested
withstatements:def drop_variants_smallvariantsummary(): """Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" - with transaction.atomic(): - with connection.cursor() as cursor: + with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute("DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary")This change maintains the same functionality while simplifying the code structure.
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122-134: SQL_OUTER query looks good, consider adding a commentThe
SQL_OUTERquery is well-structured and includes necessary steps to drop the existing view, create a new one, and set up appropriate indexes.To improve maintainability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
%splaceholder and its relationship withSQL_INNER. For example:SQL_OUTER = r""" # The %s placeholder will be replaced with the SQL_INNER query to define the view's content DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; ... """This addition would make the relationship between
SQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERmore explicit for future maintainers.
137-180: SQL_INNER query is well-structured, consider adding commentsThe
SQL_INNERquery is well-organized and efficiently structured. It effectively excludes certain cases based on project settings and aggregates data from thevariants_smallvarianttable.To further improve readability and maintainability, consider adding brief comments to explain the purpose of each main section of the query. For example:
SQL_INNER = r""" -- Exclude cases based on project settings WITH excluded_case_ids AS ( ... ) -- Main query to aggregate variant data SELECT ... FROM ( -- Subquery to select distinct variants per case SELECT DISTINCT ... FROM variants_smallvariant AS variants WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 from excluded_case_ids AS e WHERE e.case_id = variants.case_id) ) AS variants_per_case GROUP BY (release, chromosome, start, "end", bin, reference, alternative) """These comments would help future maintainers quickly understand the structure and purpose of each part of the query.
183-188: Simplify nestedwithstatementsThe function looks good overall. As suggested in the previous review, we can improve readability by combining the nested
withstatements:def create_variants_smallvariantsummary(): """Create the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" - with transaction.atomic(): - with connection.cursor() as cursor: + with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute(SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER)This change maintains the same functionality while simplifying the code structure.
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backend/variants/urls/presets.py (1)
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1-166: Summary of URL pattern updates and required actionsThe URL patterns in this file have been successfully updated to use the
path()function, improving readability and maintainability. However, there are a few key points that need to be addressed:
- Implement a custom path converter (
NoDigitSlugConverter) to maintain the original behavior fornameparameters in clone-factory-presets URLs.- Apply the custom path converter to all relevant URL patterns (FrequencyPresets, FlagsEtcPresets, ImpactPresets, QualityPresets, and ChromosomePresets).
- Verify the impact of changing the
projectparameter to UUID, ensuring all usages in the codebase are compatible with this change.Please make these adjustments to ensure the URL routing behaves as expected and maintains backwards compatibility where necessary.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (1)
183-183: LGTM! Base class updated consistently. Consider addressing commented-out tests.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the other test classes in this file.Additionally, there are commented-out lines throughout the file related to testing unauthenticated users (401 status code). Consider addressing these commented-out tests to ensure comprehensive test coverage.
Would you like assistance in implementing or removing these commented-out tests?
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/ClinvarPane.vue (1)
16-22: Approve template changes with a minor suggestion.The template changes significantly improve the component's structure and readability. The dynamic generation of checkbox inputs based on the
interpretationsarray is a good practice that reduces code duplication.However, the v-if condition can be simplified for better readability:
Consider simplifying the v-if condition:
- <div - v-if="querySettings !== null && querySettings !== undefined" - class="row p-2" - > + <div v-if="querySettings != null" class="row p-2">This change uses the loose inequality operator (
!=) which checks for bothnullandundefined, making the condition more concise.frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/EffectPane.vue (4)
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19-89: LGTM: Improved state management for effects and groupsThe addition of
buildEffectWrapper,buildGroupWrapper, andbuildGroupIndeterminatefunctions significantly improves the component's reactivity and state management. These computed properties ensure efficient updates when the underlying data changes.The logic for handling indeterminate states in groups is a good UX consideration.
Consider memoizing the results of these functions to optimize performance, especially if the component re-renders frequently:
import { computed, reactive } from 'vue' const effectWrappers = reactive({}) const groupWrappers = reactive({}) const groupIndeterminates = reactive({}) // Use these in your setup function onMounted(() => { for (const group of detailedEffectGroups) { for (const field of group.fields) { effectWrappers[field.id] = computed(() => buildEffectWrapper(field.id)) } } for (const name of Object.keys(effectGroups)) { groupWrappers[name] = computed(() => buildGroupWrapper(name)) groupIndeterminates[name] = computed(() => buildGroupIndeterminate(name)) } })This approach would compute the wrappers only once and cache the results, potentially improving performance for large datasets.
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91-134: LGTM: Robust form validation implementationThe addition of Vuelidate for form validation is a significant improvement:
- The formState object with a computed property for maxExonDist ensures reactivity with querySettings.
- Vuelidate rules are well-defined for maxExonDist.
- Touching the form on mount ensures immediate validation.
These changes enhance data integrity and user experience.
Consider adding error handling for cases where
props.querySettingsis unexpectedly null or undefined:const formState = { maxExonDist: computed({ get() { return props.querySettings?.max_exon_dist ?? null }, set(newValue) { if (newValue === '') { newValue = null } if (props.querySettings) { props.querySettings.max_exon_dist = newValue } else { console.warn('querySettings is null or undefined') } }, }), }This change would make the component more robust against potential runtime errors.
141-143: LGTM: Improved template with conditional rendering and form validationThe template changes enhance the component's robustness and user experience:
- Conditional rendering based on querySettings prevents potential errors.
- Integration of Vuelidate in the maxExonDist input field improves form validation.
- Clear error display for maxExonDist validation provides good user feedback.
Consider adding an aria-describedby attribute to the maxExonDist input for improved accessibility:
<input id="max-exon-dist" v-model.number.lazy="v$.maxExonDist.$model" type="number" class="form-control" placeholder="max. distance to next exon" :class="{ 'is-invalid': v$.maxExonDist.$error, }" :aria-describedby="v$.maxExonDist.$error ? 'max-exon-dist-error' : undefined" /> <div v-for="error of v$.maxExonDist.$errors" :key="error.$uid" class="invalid-feedback" :id="'max-exon-dist-error'" > {{ error.$message }} </div>This change would improve the accessibility of the form by explicitly associating the error message with the input field.
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1-445: Overall: Significant improvements to component functionality and maintainabilityThe changes to this component represent a substantial improvement in several areas:
- Enhanced reactivity through computed properties for effects and groups.
- Robust form validation using Vuelidate.
- Improved error handling and user feedback.
- Better conditional rendering to prevent potential runtime errors.
These changes align well with Vue 3 best practices and modern front-end development standards.
For future enhancements, consider implementing a custom composable for managing the effects and groups logic. This could improve reusability across similar components and make the main component file more concise. For example:
// useEffectsAndGroups.js import { reactive, computed } from 'vue' export function useEffectsAndGroups(querySettings) { const effectWrappers = reactive({}) const groupWrappers = reactive({}) const groupIndeterminates = reactive({}) // Implement the logic for buildEffectWrapper, buildGroupWrapper, and buildGroupIndeterminate here return { effectWrappers, groupWrappers, groupIndeterminates, } } // In your component import { useEffectsAndGroups } from './useEffectsAndGroups' // ... const { effectWrappers, groupWrappers, groupIndeterminates } = useEffectsAndGroups(props.querySettings)This approach would further improve the component's maintainability and potentially reduce duplication if similar logic is needed elsewhere in the application.
backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py (1)
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1-706: LGTM: Consistent refactoring across all test classes.The changes in this file demonstrate a systematic refactoring effort, updating all test classes to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas their base class. This consistent change across the entire file should improve the maintainability and coherence of the test suite. No functional changes were observed in the test methods, indicating that this is purely a structural improvement.Consider adding a comment at the top of the file explaining the reason for this refactoring, which could be helpful for future developers working on this codebase.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (3)
62-62: Base class updated correctly for TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet.The TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet class now inherits from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the refactoring. The overall structure of the test class remains sound and follows best practices for API permission testing.
Consider implementing a parameterized test approach for user roles to reduce code duplication across test methods. This could improve maintainability and make it easier to add or modify user roles in the future.
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356-2344: Base class updated consistently across all remaining test classes.All test classes from TestQueryPresetsFrequencyViewSet to TestResultRowViewSet have been correctly updated to inherit from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This consistent change maintains the uniformity of the test structure throughout the file.
Given the high degree of similarity between these test classes, consider creating a base test class that encapsulates common setup and test methods. This could significantly reduce code duplication and make it easier to maintain and update these tests in the future. For example:
class BaseAPIPermissionTest(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.setup_common_objects() def setup_common_objects(self): # Implement in subclasses def test_list(self): # Common list test implementation def test_create(self): # Common create test implementation def test_retrieve(self): # Common retrieve test implementation def test_patch(self): # Common patch test implementation def test_delete(self): # Common delete test implementation # Then, in each specific test class: class TestSpecificViewSet(BaseAPIPermissionTest): def setup_common_objects(self): # Set up objects specific to this test class # Override any methods that need specific implementationThis approach would make the test file more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and easier to maintain.
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1-2344: Summary of changes and impactThe refactoring of this test file to use ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase as the base class for all test classes is a positive change that enhances consistency across the codebase. This update likely aligns with similar changes in other test files, indicating a broader effort to unify the permission testing framework.
Key points:
- Consistent base class usage improves maintainability and readability.
- The uniform structure across test classes facilitates easier understanding and future modifications.
- There's an opportunity to further optimize the code by introducing a common base test class to reduce duplication.
These changes contribute to a more robust and maintainable test suite, which is crucial for ensuring the reliability of the API's permission system.
Consider documenting the rationale behind this refactoring in the project's documentation or in a comment at the top of this file. This would help future developers understand the context and importance of these changes.
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backend/varfish/vueapp/urls.py (2)
1-1: LGTM: Updated import statementThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is in line with Django's best practices for URL routing.
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1-14: Overall assessment: Successful modernization of URL configurationThe changes in this file successfully modernize the URL configuration by transitioning from
url()topath(). This update improves code readability and aligns with Django's current best practices. The modifications maintain the existing functionality while making the code more maintainable.Key improvements:
- Updated import statement to use
pathfromdjango.urls.- Replaced regex pattern with a more readable path converter.
- Maintained consistent structure and naming conventions.
These changes are approved and contribute positively to the codebase.
backend/varfish/users/urls.py (6)
1-1: LGTM: Correct import for Django'spathfunction.The import statement has been updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is the correct approach for modern Django applications.
6-6: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for root URL.The URL pattern for the root path has been correctly updated to use
path()with an empty string as the route.
7-7: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for redirect URL.The URL pattern for the redirect view has been properly updated to use
path(). The route"~redirect/"is correct and maintains the trailing slash.
8-8: LGTM: Correct transition topath()with path converter for user detail URL.The URL pattern for the user detail view has been correctly updated to use
path()with the<str:username>path converter. This change simplifies the URL pattern while maintaining the same functionality.
9-9: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for update URL.The URL pattern for the update view has been properly updated to use
path(). The route"~update/"is correct and maintains the trailing slash.
1-9: Excellent transition to modern Django URL routing.The changes in this file successfully update all URL patterns to use the
path()function fromdjango.urls. This transition:
- Aligns with modern Django best practices.
- Improves code readability by simplifying URL patterns.
- Maintains existing functionality while enhancing maintainability.
Great job on consistently applying these changes across all URL patterns in the file.
backend/variants/urls/annos.py (1)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from
django.conf.urlstodjango.urlsfor importingpathis correct and aligns with Django's best practices.backend/cases/tests/test_views.py (2)
2-2: LGTM: Updated base class for permission testing.The change from
TestProjectPermissionBasetoProjectPermissionTestBasealigns with similar updates across other test files in the project. This consistency suggests an intentional improvement in the permission testing framework.Also applies to: 5-5
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if ProjectPermissionTestBase introduces any new methods or attributes that should be used in test_entrypoint # Test: Search for the base class definition and its methods ast-grep --pattern $'class ProjectPermissionTestBase($_): $$$ def $_(self, $_): $$$ ' # Test: Compare with the current test method implementation rg -A 10 'def test_entrypoint' backend/cases/tests/test_views.pyLength of output: 482
backend/importer/migrations/0012_alter_importcasebgjob_bg_job.py (3)
1-5: LGTM: Migration file structure and imports are correct.The migration file is properly structured with the correct Django version and necessary imports.
9-12: LGTM: Dependencies are correctly specified.The migration dependencies are properly defined, ensuring that this migration runs after the necessary changes in the "bgjobs" and "importer" apps.
14-24: Verify the impact of the ForeignKey modification.The
bg_jobfield in theImportCaseBgJobmodel is being modified with new attributes. This change looks good, but it's important to ensure that it doesn't break existing functionality or data integrity.Key points to note:
- The
on_deletebehavior is set toCASCADE, which means relatedImportCaseBgJobinstances will be deleted when the referencedBackgroundJobis deleted.- The
related_nameis set dynamically, which allows for reverse lookups from theBackgroundJobmodel.- A
help_textis added to provide context for the field's purpose.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact existing data or functionality, please run the following verification script:
After running these checks, please ensure that:
- Existing data is not unexpectedly affected.
- The migration can be applied and reversed without issues.
- Any related views or forms are updated if necessary to accommodate the field change.
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_models.py (1)
15-15: LGTM! Verify consistency across the application.The addition of a trailing slash to the expected URL is a good practice and aligns with Django's default URL handling. This change likely reflects an update in the URL configuration or the
get_absolute_urlmethod of theEnrichmentKitmodel.To ensure consistency, please run the following script to check if similar changes have been applied across the application:
This script will help identify any inconsistencies in URL patterns across the application. Please review the output and ensure that trailing slashes are used consistently where appropriate.
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URL patterns are consistent across the application.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in URL patterns across the application # Test: Search for get_absolute_url methods and their return values echo "Checking get_absolute_url methods:" rg -n "def get_absolute_url" -A 3 # Test: Search for URL patterns in urls.py files echo "Checking URL patterns in urls.py files:" fd urls.py | xargs rg -n "path\(.*" # Test: Search for reverse function calls echo "Checking reverse function calls:" rg -n "reverse\(.*"Length of output: 82988
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_annos.py (3)
7-7: LGTM! Verify consistency of base class usage.The update of the base class to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the import change and aligns with the broader refactoring effort. The unchanged implementation suggests compatibility with the new base class.To ensure this change has been applied consistently, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase as a base class across test files # Test: Search for class definitions using ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase rg -t py 'class \w+\(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase\):' backend/**/tests/
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8-24: Consider potential enhancements from the new base class.The test implementation remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining existing functionality. However, it's worth checking if the new
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseintroduces any new methods or features that could enhance or simplify this test class.To explore potential enhancements, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Examine the ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase class for new methods # Test: Retrieve the content of the file containing ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase cat $(rg -l 'class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase' backend) # Note: Manually review the output to identify any new methods or features # that could be beneficial for the TestCaseUserAnnotatedVariantsAjaxView class.
2-2: LGTM! Verify consistency across test files.The update to import
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the broader refactoring of the permission testing framework. This change enhances consistency and maintainability across the test suite.To ensure this change has been applied consistently, run the following script:
backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (3)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement updated for new base class.The import statement has been correctly updated to import
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefrom theprojectroles.tests.test_permissions_apimodule. This change aligns with the broader refactoring effort to standardize the base classes used for permission testing across the codebase.
4-9: Overall impact: Positive step towards standardized permission testing.The changes in this file, while minimal, represent a significant step towards standardizing the permission testing framework across the project. This refactoring effort should improve code consistency and maintainability.
To ensure that these changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects, it's recommended to run the entire test suite. Please execute the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run the entire test suite to verify overall test integrity # Test: Execute all tests and generate a coverage report python -m pytest --cov=backend --cov-report=term-missingThis will help verify that the refactoring hasn't inadvertently affected other tests or reduced overall test coverage.
9-9: LGTM: Base class updated for consistency.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import change. This modification aligns with the broader refactoring effort to standardize permission testing across the codebase.To ensure that this change hasn't inadvertently affected the test coverage, please run the following command:
This will help verify that the test coverage for the related views hasn't been impacted by the base class change.
backend/varannos/tests/helpers.py (3)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated for consistencyThe change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the broader refactoring effort to standardize permission testing base classes. This new naming convention is more consistent and clearer.
31-31: LGTM: Base class updated for API view testsThe change in the base class for
ApiViewTestBasefromTestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the earlier import change and aligns with the broader refactoring effort.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior, please review the affected API test cases. You can use the following script to find files that might need attention:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find test files that might be affected by the ApiViewTestBase change rg "class.*\(.*ApiViewTestBase" --type py
14-14: LGTM: Class renamed for clarityThe renaming of
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBaseimproves clarity and consistency in the naming convention. This change aligns with the overall refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old class name:
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Verification Complete: No Remaining References Found
The renaming of
TestViewsBasetoViewTestBasehas been successfully verified with no remaining references toTestViewsBasefound in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to TestViewsBase rg "TestViewsBase" --type pyLength of output: 7860
backend/varannos/tests/test_models.py (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify corresponding model change.The addition of the trailing slash in the expected URL is correct and aligns with Django's best practices. This change is consistent with similar updates in other test files, indicating a standardization of URL formatting across the project.
To ensure full consistency, please verify that the
get_absolute_urlmethod in theVarAnnoSetmodel has been updated to include the trailing slash. You can use the following script to check:✅ Verification successful
Verified:
get_absolute_urlcorrectly includes a trailing slash consistent with URL patterns.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the get_absolute_url method in the VarAnnoSet model # Test: Search for the get_absolute_url method in the VarAnnoSet model rg -A 5 'def get_absolute_url' backend/varannos/models.pyLength of output: 287
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the 'varannoset-detail' URL pattern includes a trailing slash # Search for the 'varannoset-detail' path in urls.py rg "path\s*\(.*'varannoset-detail'[^)]*\)" backend/varannos/urls.pyLength of output: 75
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the 'varannoset-detail' URL pattern across all urls.py files rg "name\s*=\s*['\"]varannoset-detail['\"]" $(fd -t f -e py 'urls.py') --context 2Length of output: 741
backend/varannos/urls.py (8)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
django.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls, which is consistent with the transition topath()function usage.
7-11: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetListViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change also introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:project>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
12-16: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetDetailViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:varannoset>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
22-26: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The API URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetListCreateApiViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:project>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
27-31: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The API URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:varannoset>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
32-36: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The API URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:varannoset>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
37-41: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly with improved type safety.The API URL pattern for
VarAnnoSetEntryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewhas been successfully updated to use thepath()function. The change introduces the UUID path converter<uuid:varannosetentry>, which enhances type safety and readability compared to the previous regex pattern. The trailing slash is correctly maintained, adhering to Django's URL pattern best practices.
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1-46: Excellent update: Modernized URL routing with improved type safety and consistency.The changes in this file represent a comprehensive update of URL patterns from the deprecated
url()function to the modernpath()function. This transition brings several benefits:
- Improved readability: The
path()function syntax is more intuitive and easier to understand.- Enhanced type safety: The use of UUID path converters (
<uuid:...>) ensures that only valid UUIDs are matched, reducing the risk of incorrect URL matching.- Consistency: All patterns have been updated uniformly, maintaining a consistent approach throughout the file.
- Future-proofing: These changes align the code with current Django best practices, making future maintenance easier.
These updates contribute to a more robust and maintainable codebase. Great job on implementing these improvements consistently across all URL patterns!
backend/seqmeta/tests/test_permissions.py (2)
2-2: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the project.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBase, which aligns with the broader refactoring of the permission testing framework mentioned in the PR summary. This change looks good and should improve consistency across test files.To ensure this change is consistently applied across the project, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ProjectPermissionTestBase across test files # Test: Search for both old and new base classes echo "Files still using TestProjectPermissionBase:" rg "TestProjectPermissionBase" --type py echo "Files using ProjectPermissionTestBase:" rg "ProjectPermissionTestBase" --type py
26-26: LGTM! Verify test coverage remains intact.The base class for
TestSeqmetaViewhas been updated to useProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import change. This modification appears to be part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize permission testing across the project.To ensure that this change hasn't inadvertently affected test coverage, run the following script:
backend/seqmeta/urls.py (9)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use
pathfromdjango.urls, which is correct for the new URL routing syntax.
8-12: LGTM: Index view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the index view has been successfully updated to use
path()with an empty string as the route. This change simplifies the pattern while maintaining the same functionality.
13-17: LGTM: Enrichment kit list view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the enrichment kit list view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "enrichmentkit/" as the route. This change simplifies the pattern while maintaining the same functionality and includes the trailing slash as per Django conventions.
18-22: LGTM: Enrichment kit detail view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the enrichment kit detail view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "uuid:enrichmentkit/" as the route. This change improves type safety by using the built-in UUID converter and maintains consistency with Django conventions.
28-32: LGTM: Enrichment kit list-create API view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the enrichment kit list-create API view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "api/enrichmentkit/list-create/" as the route. This change simplifies the pattern while maintaining the same functionality and includes the trailing slash as per Django conventions.
33-37: LGTM: Enrichment kit retrieve-update-destroy API view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the enrichment kit retrieve-update-destroy API view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "uuid:enrichmentkit/" as part of the route. This change improves type safety by using the built-in UUID converter and maintains consistency with Django conventions.
38-42: LGTM: Target bed file list-create API view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the target bed file list-create API view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "uuid:enrichmentkit/" as part of the route. This change improves type safety by using the built-in UUID converter and maintains consistency with Django conventions.
43-47: LGTM: Target bed file retrieve-update-destroy API view URL pattern updated correctly.The URL pattern for the target bed file retrieve-update-destroy API view has been successfully updated to use
path()with "uuid:targetbedfile/" as part of the route. This change improves type safety by using the built-in UUID converter and maintains consistency with Django conventions.
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1-50: Overall: Excellent update to modern Django URL routing.The changes in this file successfully transition all URL patterns from
url()topath(), which aligns with modern Django practices. This update:
- Improves code readability by using simpler, more intuitive path definitions.
- Enhances type safety by utilizing built-in path converters (e.g.,
uuid).- Maintains consistency with Django conventions, including the use of trailing slashes.
These changes will contribute to better maintainability and reduced potential for routing-related bugs in the future.
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions.py (3)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to reflect the new base class
ProjectPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the class inheritance modification.
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9-42: Verify compatibility with the new base class.The test methods and setup remain unchanged, which suggests compatibility with the new
ProjectPermissionTestBase. However, to ensure full compliance:
- Check if
ProjectPermissionTestBaserequires any additional setup or teardown methods.- Verify that all assertions and helper methods used in this test class are still available in the new base class.
Run the following script to check for any
setUportearDownmethods in the new base class that might need to be called:If any methods are found, ensure they are properly called in this test class.
7-7: LGTM: Class inheritance updated correctly.The
TestVarAnnoSetViewsclass now inherits fromProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change and aligns with the broader refactoring of permission testing structures.To ensure full compatibility with the new base class, please verify that all methods in
ProjectPermissionTestBasethat are used in this test class are still available and have the same signatures. You can run the following script to compare the method signatures:If there are any discrepancies, please update the test class accordingly.
backend/svs/migrations/0029_alter_buildbackgroundsvsetjob_bg_job_and_more.py (5)
17-26: Well-structured ForeignKey relationship forbuildbackgroundsvsetjob.bg_jobThe changes to the
bg_jobfield in thebuildbackgroundsvsetjobmodel are well-implemented:
- The
CASCADEdeletion policy ensures data integrity by removing related objects when abackgroundjobis deleted.- The dynamic
related_nameusing%(app_label)s_%(class)s_relatedfollows Django best practices, preventing naming conflicts in reverse relations.- The help text provides clear information about the field's purpose.
These changes align with Django best practices and improve the overall structure of the model relationships.
27-36: Consistent implementation forcleanupbackgroundsvsetjob.bg_jobThe changes to the
bg_jobfield in thecleanupbackgroundsvsetjobmodel mirror those made tobuildbackgroundsvsetjob. This consistency is commendable:
- It maintains a uniform approach to handling background jobs across different models.
- The
CASCADEdeletion policy and dynamicrelated_nameare applied consistently.- The help text remains clear and informative.
This consistent implementation enhances code maintainability and reduces the likelihood of errors due to inconsistent model relationships.
37-46: Systematic refactoring of background job relationshipsThe changes to the
bg_jobfield in theimportstructuralvariantbgjobmodel complete a systematic refactoring of background job relationships:
- All three models (
buildbackgroundsvsetjob,cleanupbackgroundsvsetjob, andimportstructuralvariantbgjob) now have consistentbg_jobfield definitions.- This systematic approach ensures uniformity in how background jobs are handled across different parts of the application.
- The consistent use of
CASCADEdeletion and dynamicrelated_nameacross all three models simplifies the mental model for developers working with these relationships.This refactoring demonstrates a thoughtful, holistic approach to improving the database schema.
47-58: Well-designed user relationship forsvqueryThe changes to the
userfield in thesvquerymodel are well-considered:
- The
SET_NULLdeletion policy allows for maintaining historical query data even if a user is deleted, which is often desirable for audit purposes.- Allowing null values (
null=True, blank=True) is consistent with theSET_NULLpolicy and provides flexibility in query creation.- The dynamic
related_namemaintains consistency with the other model changes in this migration.- The help text clearly describes the field's purpose.
These changes strike a good balance between data integrity and flexibility, allowing for user-associated queries while not enforcing a strict requirement that might limit system functionality.
1-59: Excellent migration file with consistent and well-structured changesThis migration file demonstrates a high-quality, systematic approach to refactoring model relationships:
- Consistent implementation across similar models (
buildbackgroundsvsetjob,cleanupbackgroundsvsetjob,importstructuralvariantbgjob) improves maintainability.- Appropriate use of deletion policies (
CASCADEfor background jobs,SET_NULLfor user relationships) balances data integrity with flexibility.- Dynamic
related_nameusage follows Django best practices and prevents potential naming conflicts.- Clear and informative help text for all modified fields enhances code documentation.
The changes in this migration file will likely improve the overall structure and integrity of the database schema. Great work on maintaining consistency and following best practices throughout the refactoring process.
backend/genepanels/urls.py (17)
4-4: LGTM: Correct import forpath()The change from
django.conf.urlstodjango.urlsis correct and aligns with Django's recommendation to usepath()instead ofurl().
11-15: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for index viewThe change from
url()topath()for the index view is implemented correctly. The empty string pattern is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
16-20: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for category list viewThe change from
url()topath()for the category list view is implemented correctly. The pattern "category/" is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
21-25: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for category create viewThe change from
url()topath()for the category create view is implemented correctly. The pattern "category/create/" is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
26-30: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for category update viewThe change from
url()topath()for the category update view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:category" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
31-35: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for category detail viewThe change from
url()topath()for the category detail view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:category" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
36-40: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for category delete viewThe change from
url()topath()for the category delete view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:category" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
41-45: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for gene panel create viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel create view is implemented correctly. The pattern "panel/create/" is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
46-50: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel update viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel update view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
51-55: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel detail viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel detail view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
56-60: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel delete viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel delete view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
61-65: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel copy as draft viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel copy as draft view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
66-70: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel release viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel release view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
71-75: LGTM: Improved readability withpath()for gene panel retire viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel retire view is implemented correctly. The use of "uuid:panel" instead of a regex pattern improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. The view and name remain the same.
79-83: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for gene panel category list API viewThe change from
url()topath()for the gene panel category list API view is implemented correctly. The pattern "api/genepanel-category/list/" is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
84-88: LGTM: Correct transition topath()for lookup gene panel API viewThe change from
url()topath()for the lookup gene panel API view is implemented correctly. The pattern "api/lookup-genepanel/" is maintained, and the view and name remain the same.
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1-90: Summary: Successful migration topath()improves code qualityThe changes in this file successfully migrate all URL patterns from
url()topath(). This transition:
- Improves code readability, especially for patterns with UUID parameters.
- Aligns with Django's best practices for URL configuration.
- Maintains all existing functionality without alterations.
These changes contribute to better maintainability of the codebase and demonstrate a commitment to keeping the project up-to-date with modern Django practices.
frontend/src/varfish/components/FilterForm/DevPane.vue (1)
70-72: LGTM: Improved textarea attributes and readabilityThe changes to the textarea element enhance both functionality and readability:
- Moving the
classattribute to a new line improves code organization.- Adding the
:readonlybinding ensures the textarea is only editable when in edit mode, which aligns with thetoggleEditModefunction in the script.These changes effectively implement the edit mode functionality for the settings.
backend/genepanels/tests/test_models.py (2)
27-29: LGTM: Consistent URL formatting with trailing slashThe addition of a trailing slash to the URL in
category.get_absolute_url()is correct and aligns with Django's URL handling conventions. This change enhances consistency across the codebase.
51-51: LGTM: Consistent URL formatting with trailing slashThe addition of a trailing slash to the URL in
panel.get_absolute_url()is correct and maintains consistency with the previous change. This modification aligns with Django's URL handling conventions and improves overall codebase consistency.backend/importer/urls.py (18)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import statement for modern Django URL routing.The change from
urltopathis correct and aligns with Django's current best practices for URL configuration.
11-15: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for "import-info".The change to
path()is correct and improves readability by removing the regex pattern. The functionality remains the same with the view and name unchanged.
12-16: LGTM: Enhanced type safety in "import-case-job-detail" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>improves type safety and readability compared to the previous regex patterns. The functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
20-24: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-case-import-info-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:project>maintains consistency with previous updates, improving type safety and readability. The functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
25-29: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-case-import-info-retrieve-update-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:project>and<uuid:caseimportinfo>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability across URL configurations. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
30-34: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-variant-set-import-info-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
35-39: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-variant-set-import-info-retrieve-update-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
40-44: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-bam-qc-file-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
45-49: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-bam-qc-file-retrieve-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:bamqcfile>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
50-54: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-case-gene-annotation-file-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
55-59: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-case-gene-annotation-file-retrieve-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:casegeneannotationfile>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
60-64: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-genotype-file-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
65-69: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-genotype-file-retrieve-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:genotypefile>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
70-74: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-effects-file-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
75-79: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-effects-file-retrieve-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:effectsfile>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
80-84: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-db-info-file-list-create" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>continues the pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is maintained with the same view and name.
85-89: LGTM: Consistent update for "api-db-info-file-retrieve-destroy" URL pattern.The change to
path()with<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:databaseinfofile>maintains the consistent pattern of improved type safety and readability. Functionality is preserved with the same view and name.
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1-91: Excellent modernization of URL routing in the importer app.The changes in this file consistently update all URL patterns from
url()topath(), improving type safety and readability throughout. The use of<uuid:...>for path parameters enhances type checking and reduces the risk of errors. These changes align with Django's best practices and should make the codebase more maintainable.Great job on maintaining functionality while modernizing the URL configuration!
frontend/src/svs/views/StrucvarFilterLegacy/StrucvarFilterLegacy.vue (2)
64-64: LGTM: Updated v-model syntax for TheAppBar componentThe change to
v-model:show-left-panel="navbarShown"is correct and aligns with Vue 3's component v-model syntax. This two-way binding ensures that thenavbarShownstate is properly synchronized with theTheAppBarcomponent's internal state.
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1-122: Overall assessment: Improved component structure and readabilityThe changes in this file enhance the component's structure and readability without altering its core functionality. The updates align with modern Vue.js practices, particularly in terms of v-model usage and template organization. These modifications contribute to better maintainability and are consistent with the broader changes mentioned in the pull request summary.
backend/genepanels/tests/test_permissions.py (3)
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1-101: Overall impact seems minimal. Verify related files.The changes in this file are limited to the import statement and the base class of
TestGenepanelsView. The rest of the file, including all test methods and theUsersMixinclass, remains unchanged. This suggests that the newProjectPermissionTestBaseclass is likely compatible with the previous implementation.To ensure consistency across the project, please verify that similar changes have been applied to other test files using the old
TestProjectPermissionBase. Run the following command:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other files still using TestProjectPermissionBase # Test: Search for files still using TestProjectPermissionBase rg 'class \w+\(.*TestProjectPermissionBase\)' backendIf any files are found still using
TestProjectPermissionBase, they should be updated to useProjectPermissionTestBasefor consistency.
29-29: LGTM! Run tests to ensure no regression.The class signature has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBaseas the base class, which is consistent with the import statement change. TheUsersMixinis still being used, maintaining the previous functionality.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any regression, please run the full test suite for this module. You can use the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run tests for the genepanels module # Test: Run pytest for the genepanels module python -m pytest backend/genepanels/tests
2-2: LGTM! Verify the new base class interface.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectPermissionTestBaseinstead of what was likelyTestProjectPermissionBase. This change appears to be part of a broader refactoring effort to improve the permission testing framework.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any breaking changes, please verify that the
ProjectPermissionTestBaseclass provides the same interface as the previousTestProjectPermissionBase. You can run the following script to check the class definition:✅ Verification successful
Verified:
ProjectPermissionTestBaseexists and is correctly imported.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the interface of ProjectPermissionTestBase # Test: Search for the class definition of ProjectPermissionTestBase rg -A 10 'class ProjectPermissionTestBase'Length of output: 173
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the definition of ProjectPermissionTestBase or similar classes. # Search for classes that end with 'PermissionTestBase' in the backend directory rg 'class \w+PermissionTestBase' backend/Length of output: 43
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any test classes related to permissions in the backend directory. # Search for classes that contain both 'Permission' and 'Test' in their names rg 'class \w*(Permission|Test)\w*' backend/Length of output: 57260
backend/varannos/tests/test_permissions_api.py (1)
2-2: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The import statement has been updated to reflect the new location of the
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass. This change aligns with the base class modification in the test class.To ensure consistency, let's verify the usage of this import across the codebase:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent usage of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase import # Test: Search for ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase usage. Expect: Consistent import statements. rg -n "from projectroles.tests.test_permissions_api import ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase"backend/svs/urls.py (13)
2-2: LGTM: Updated import statement for modern Django URL routing.The change from
urltopathandre_pathis appropriate and aligns with current Django best practices for URL routing.
11-15: LGTM: Updated to path() with appropriate path converters.The change to
path()with<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>converters is a good modernization. However, ensure that your application'sAPPEND_SLASHsetting andCommonMiddlewareconfiguration align with the intended trailing slash behavior, as this pattern now enforces a trailing slash.
16-20: LGTM: Consistent use of path() and UUID converter.This change aligns with the previous pattern update. The same consideration about trailing slash behavior mentioned in the previous comment applies here.
21-25: LGTM: Consistent pattern update.This change follows the same pattern as the previous two, maintaining consistency across the file.
29-33: LGTM: Consistent use of path() and UUID converter.This change maintains the pattern established in previous updates, using the appropriate path converter for the case UUID.
44-48: LGTM: Consistent use of path() and UUID converter.This change aligns with the established pattern of using
path()with UUID converters, maintaining consistency across the file.
50-54: LGTM: Consistent pattern update with UUID converter.This change follows the established pattern of using
path()with UUID converters, maintaining consistency throughout the file.
56-65: LGTM: Consistent updates for SV query views.Both changes maintain the established pattern of using
path()with appropriate UUID converters. This consistency improves readability and maintainability of the URL patterns.
66-75: LGTM: Consistent updates for SV query result set views.These changes follow the established pattern of using
path()with appropriate UUID converters for the SV query result set views. The consistency is maintained, improving the overall structure of the URL patterns.
76-85: LGTM: Consistent updates for SV query result row views.These changes maintain the established pattern of using
path()with appropriate UUID converters for the SV query result row views. The consistency across all related views enhances the readability and maintainability of the URL patterns.
87-101: LGTM: Consistent updates for structural variant flags views.These three changes maintain the established pattern of using
path()with appropriate UUID converters for the structural variant flags views. The consistency across these related views contributes to a clean and maintainable URL structure.
102-130: LGTM: Consistent updates for user annotation views.All these changes for structural variant comment and ACMG rating views maintain the established pattern of using
path()with appropriate UUID converters. This consistency across the user annotation views contributes to a uniform and maintainable URL structure throughout the file.
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1-146: Overall, excellent modernization of URL patterns.The transition from
url()topath()andre_path()significantly improves the readability and maintainability of the URL configurations. The consistent use of UUID converters is commendable. A few minor adjustments have been suggested:
- Ensure trailing slash behavior is consistent, especially for the 'quick-presets' view.
- Consider using
re_path()or a custom converter for the 'category-presets' view to maintain original constraints.- Simplify the
re_path()patterns for proxy views by removing redundant anchors.These changes align well with modern Django practices and should make the codebase more robust and easier to maintain.
backend/cases/urls.py (4)
1-5: LGTM: Imports and app_name are correctly updatedThe imports have been properly updated to use
pathinstead ofurl, and all necessary view modules are imported. Theapp_nameis correctly set to "cases".
6-12: LGTM: UI URL pattern correctly updatedThe UI URL pattern has been properly updated to use the
path()function with a UUID converter for the project parameter. This change aligns with Django's best practices for URL routing.
14-79: LGTM: AJAX URL patterns correctly updatedAll AJAX URL patterns have been properly updated to use the
path()function with appropriate UUID converters. The views referenced consistently useviews_ajax, maintaining separation between AJAX and API views.
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1-156: Overall improvement with minor inconsistenciesThe update from
url()topath()for all URL patterns is a significant improvement, aligning with Django's best practices. The consistent use of UUID converters for various parameters ensures type safety and consistency across all patterns.However, there are still some inconsistencies in the API URL patterns section, particularly with view references and one route prefix. Addressing these issues will complete the transition and maintain a clear separation between AJAX and API functionalities.
Once the suggested changes are implemented, this file will be in excellent shape, providing a clear and consistent routing structure for the application.
To ensure all API views exist and are correctly referenced after making the suggested changes, please run the following script:
This script will help verify that all necessary API views exist and are correctly referenced in the URL patterns.
backend/variants/migrations/0109_alter_clearexpiredexportedfilesbgjob_bg_job_and_more.py (3)
1-141: LGTM: Well-structured migration for standardizing ForeignKey relationshipsThis migration effectively standardizes the ForeignKey relationships across multiple models, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency and improving the database schema. The changes align with best practices and seem to be part of a larger refactoring effort.
97-108: LGTM: Appropriate user field alterationsThe alterations to the
userfield inProjectCasesSmallVariantQueryandSmallVariantQuerymodels are well-defined. The use ofSET_NULLforon_deleteis a good practice, allowing for user deletion without losing associated data. Theblank=Trueandnull=Truefields appropriately handle optional user associations.Also applies to: 119-130
1-141: Ensure comprehensive testing and verificationGiven that this migration is part of a larger upgrade process (as indicated by the PR title "feat: upgrade to sodar core v1"), it's crucial to ensure that these changes are compatible with the rest of the system. Please confirm that:
- Comprehensive tests have been updated or added to cover these model changes.
- The migration has been tested on a copy of the production database to ensure smooth execution.
- Any code that relies on the altered fields (especially the
bg_jobanduserfields) has been updated and tested accordingly.To help verify the impact of these changes, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any potential areas that might need attention due to the field alterations.
backend/variants/tests/helpers.py (3)
5-6: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly.The import statements have been updated to reflect the new base classes for permission testing. This change is consistent with the overall refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary.
34-34: LGTM: ApiViewTestBase updated to use new permission base class.The ApiViewTestBase class has been correctly updated to inherit from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import changes and the overall refactoring effort.
47-47: LGTM: ViewTestBase updated to use new permission base class.The ViewTestBase class has been correctly updated to inherit from ProjectPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import changes and the overall refactoring effort.
Regarding the past review comment about class redefinition:
The issue of ViewTestBase redefinition seems to have been resolved in this update. The class is now defined only once, inheriting from ViewTestBaseMixin and ProjectPermissionTestBase. This change addresses the previous concern about unintentional redefinition.backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (1)
114-188: Overall, excellent implementation of SmallVariantSummary managementThe new functions and SQL queries for managing the
SmallVariantSummarymaterialized view are well-implemented. They demonstrate good coding practices, efficient SQL structure, and clear documentation. The minor suggestions provided (simplifying nestedwithstatements and adding comments to SQL queries) will further enhance the code's readability and maintainability.Great job on this implementation!
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117-118: Use a single
withstatement with multiple contexts instead of nestedwithstatementsCombine
withstatements(SIM117)
186-187: Use a single
withstatement with multiple contexts instead of nestedwithstatementsCombine
withstatements(SIM117)
backend/variants/urls/presets.py (7)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been updated to use
django.urls, which is consistent with the transition to thepath()function for URL routing.
119-132: LGTM: QuickPresets URL patterns updated correctlyThe URL patterns for QuickPresets have been updated consistently to use
path()with appropriate UUID converters. These changes improve readability and maintainability without introducing any new issues.
33-52:⚠️ Potential issueApply custom path converter for
nameparameterThe URL patterns for FlagsEtcPresets have been updated consistently. However, the same issue with the
slugconverter applies here.Please apply the custom path converter solution suggested in the previous comment to the following URL pattern:
- "ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", + "ajax/flagsetcpresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",
54-73:⚠️ Potential issueApply custom path converter for
nameparameterThe URL patterns for ImpactPresets have been updated consistently. However, the same issue with the
slugconverter applies here.Please apply the custom path converter solution suggested in the previous comments to the following URL pattern:
- "ajax/impactpresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", + "ajax/impactpresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",
75-94:⚠️ Potential issueApply custom path converter for
nameparameterThe URL patterns for QualityPresets have been updated consistently. However, the same issue with the
slugconverter applies here.Please apply the custom path converter solution suggested in the previous comments to the following URL pattern:
- "ajax/qualitypresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", + "ajax/qualitypresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",
96-115:⚠️ Potential issueApply custom path converter for
nameparameterThe URL patterns for ChromosomePresets have been updated consistently. However, the same issue with the
slugconverter applies here.Please apply the custom path converter solution suggested in the previous comments to the following URL pattern:
- "ajax/chromosomepresets/clone-factory-presets/<slug:name>/", + "ajax/chromosomepresets/clone-factory-presets/<nodigitslug:name>/",
137-166: Verify the impact of changingprojectparameter to UUIDThe URL patterns for PresetSet have been updated to use
path()with UUID converters. However, theprojectparameter has been changed from accepting slugs to strictly accepting UUIDs. This change could potentially break existing functionality ifprojectwas previously used with non-UUID identifiers.Please verify the following:
- Ensure that all
projectidentifiers in the codebase are UUIDs.- Check if this change affects any existing API clients or frontend code that might be using non-UUID project identifiers.
To help verify this change, you can run the following script to search for any non-UUID usage of the
projectparameter:If this script returns any results, it may indicate areas where the
projectparameter is being used with non-UUID values, which could be affected by this change.✅ Verification successful
Corrected script to verify
projectparameter usageThe previous script encountered a syntax error. Please use the updated script below to search for any non-UUID usage of the
projectparameter:
Retry the script with PCRE2 support to verify
projectparameter usageThe previous script encountered a regex parse error due to unsupported look-around assertions. Please use the updated script below with the
--pcre2flag to search for any non-UUID usage of theprojectparameter:
Verification completed: No impact on API functionality
The only non-UUID usage of the
projectparameter was found indocs/conf.py, which is related to documentation and does not affect the API endpoints. No issues detected in the runtime codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for potential non-UUID usage of 'project' parameter rg -i 'project\s*=\s*["\'](?![0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12})[^"\']+["\']' --type pyLength of output: 250
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#!/bin/bash # Search for potential non-UUID usage of 'project' parameter rg -i "project\s*=\s*[\"'](?![0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12})[^\"']+[\"']" --type pyLength of output: 435
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#!/bin/bash # Search for potential non-UUID usage of 'project' parameter with PCRE2 support rg -i --pcre2 "project\s*=\s*[\"'](?![0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12})[^\"']+[\"']" --type pyLength of output: 169
backend/variants/tests/test_ui.py (1)
164-164: LGTM! Verify base class existence.The renaming of
TestUIBasetoUITestBaseis consistent with the standardization efforts across the test suite. This change improves clarity and aligns with similar modifications in other test files.To ensure the base class exists, please run the following script:
If the script doesn't return any results, please update the import statement or create the
UITestBaseclass in the appropriate location within the projectroles package.backend/config/urls.py (7)
29-29: LGTM: URL patterns updated to usepath()The changes from
url()topath()for these URL patterns are correct and align with modern Django practices. This update improves readability and maintainability of the URL configuration.Also applies to: 36-41, 43-43, 46-48, 50-56, 58-70
94-95: LGTM: Proxy URL patterns updated to usere_path()The transition from
url()tore_path()for these proxy URL patterns is correct.re_path()is the appropriate choice for patterns containing regex, maintaining the existing functionality while aligning with modern Django practices.Also applies to: 102-103, 110-111, 117-118, 124-125, 132-133, 139-140
182-184: LGTM: Error handling URL patterns updated to usepath()The changes from
url()topath()for the error handling URL patterns are correct and consistent with the rest of the file. This update maintains the existing functionality while aligning with modern Django practices.Also applies to: 188-189, 193-193
198-198: LGTM: Debug toolbar URL pattern updated to usepath()The change from
url()topath()for including the debug toolbar URLs is correct and consistent with the rest of the file. This update maintains the existing functionality while aligning with modern Django practices.
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1-198: Summary of URL configuration updatesThe changes in this file successfully transition most URL patterns from
url()topath()andre_path(), aligning with modern Django practices. This improves readability and maintainability of the URL configuration.Two minor issues were identified:
- The import statement for
includeshould be updated for consistency.- One instance of
path()should be changed tore_path()for a regex pattern.After addressing these issues, the URL configuration will be fully modernized and consistent.
2-2: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUpdate import statements for consistency
The import of
includefromdjango.conf.urlsis outdated. For consistency with modern Django practices and to avoid potential deprecation warnings, update the import statements as follows:-from django.conf.urls import include from django.conf.urls.static import static from django.contrib import admin from django.contrib.auth import views as auth_views from django.contrib.staticfiles import finders from django.http import HttpResponse from django.shortcuts import render -from django.urls import path, re_path +from django.urls import path, re_path, includeThis change aligns with the transition to using
path()andre_path()throughout the file.Also applies to: 9-9
168-169:⚠️ Potential issueUse
re_path()instead ofpath()for regex patternsThe pattern
"-.*"includes regex wildcard characters. Sincepath()doesn't accept regex patterns and interprets the route parameter as a fixed string or with path converters, you should usere_path()for regex patterns.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-path( +re_path(This change ensures that the regex pattern is correctly interpreted and the route functions as intended.
.github/workflows/main.yml (4)
174-174: LGTM: Python version update for linting.The Python version for the linting job has been updated to 3.11, which is consistent with the change in the testing job. This ensures that linting and testing are performed using the same Python version, maintaining consistency across the CI pipeline.
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1-285: Summary of changes in the GitHub Actions workflow
- PostgreSQL image updated to version 16.
- Python version updated to 3.11 for both testing and linting jobs.
- A duplicate Python setup step was identified in the Python-Lint job.
These changes modernize the CI pipeline but require careful verification of compatibility with the updated versions. Ensure that all necessary adjustments have been made in the application code, dependencies, and configuration files to support these updates.
122-122: Verify compatibility with Python 3.11 for testing.The Python version for testing has been updated from 3.10.13 to 3.11. This minor version upgrade may introduce new features or improvements. Please ensure that:
- All project dependencies are compatible with Python 3.11.
- Any Python 3.11-specific features or syntax are not used unless the minimum supported version has been officially changed.
- The
PipfileandPipfile.lockhave been updated accordingly.To check for potential compatibility issues, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check if Pipfile specifies Python 3.11 grep -q 'python_version = "3.11"' backend/Pipfile || echo "Pipfile may need to be updated for Python 3.11" # Check for any Python 3.11-specific syntax or features rg -i 'match.*case' --type py
17-17: Verify compatibility with PostgreSQL 16.The PostgreSQL image has been updated from version 14 to 16. This is a major version upgrade that may introduce breaking changes or new features. Please ensure that:
- The application is compatible with PostgreSQL 16.
- Any database migrations or schema changes are properly handled.
- Performance impact, if any, is assessed.
To check for potential compatibility issues, run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
PostgreSQL 16 compatibility verified.
No code dependencies on the previous PostgreSQL version detected. Please ensure all tests pass with the upgraded database.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Enhanced search for PostgreSQL-specific code or configuration that might be affected by the version change rg -i 'postgresql|psql|pg_[a-zA-Z_]+|PostgreSQL' --type py --type yaml --type json --type sqlLength of output: 963
backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_queries.py (8)
11-11: LGTM. Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestSvQueryListCreateAjaxViewhas been successfully updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the import statement update and maintains the existing test structure.
48-48: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSvQueryRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
111-111: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultSetListAjaxViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
134-134: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultSetRetrieveAjaxViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
160-160: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultRowListAjaxViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the existing test structure.
186-186: LGTM. Base class updated consistently. Verify entire file.The base class for
TestSvQueryResultRowRetrieveViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with all previous updates in the file and maintains the existing test structure.To ensure all changes have been applied consistently, run the following script to verify that no instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBaseremain in this file:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that TestProjectAPIPermissionBase is not present in the file ! grep -q "TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" backend/svs/tests/test_permissions_ajax_queries.py && echo "All instances updated successfully" || echo "Some instances of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase remain"
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1-208: Summary: Consistent update of base class for permission testsThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the new base class for permission testing. The updates have been applied consistently across all test classes, and the import statement has been correctly modified. These changes maintain the existing test structure while potentially introducing new functionality or improvements from the updated base class.To ensure the refactoring is complete:
- Verify that similar changes have been applied to other test files in the project.
- Run the test suite to confirm that all tests pass with the new base class.
- Update any documentation that may reference the old base class name.
Run the following script to check for any remaining uses of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasein the project:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining uses of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase in the project rg "TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" --type pyIf any results are found, consider updating those occurrences as well.
4-4: LGTM. Verify consistency across the project.The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the new location or name of the
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass. This change is consistent with the updates in the test classes.To ensure project-wide consistency, run the following script to check for any remaining imports of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBase:If any results are found, consider updating those imports as well.
✅ Verification successful
All instances of
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasehave been successfully updated across the project.🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax.py (5)
62-62: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the other test classes in this file.
127-127: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the other test classes in this file.
155-155: LGTM! Base class updated consistently.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the other test classes in this file.
20-20: LGTM! Verify the new base class methods.The base class has been correctly updated to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent across all test classes in this file.To ensure that the new base class provides all necessary methods, please run:
#!/bin/bash # List methods of ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase rg -p "def \w+\(self" $(rg -l "class ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase" projectroles/) # List methods of TestProjectAPIPermissionBase (old base class) rg -p "def \w+\(self" $(rg -l "class TestProjectAPIPermissionBase" projectroles/) # Compare the output to ensure all necessary methods are present in the new base class
6-6: LGTM! Verify the new base class import.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the updates in the test classes.Please run the following command to verify the existence and location of the new base class:
frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/ClinvarPane.vue (4)
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1-14: LGTM: Script section is well-structured and uses Vue 3 composition API.The script section is concise and well-organized. It correctly defines the necessary props and the
interpretationsarray, which will be used in the template. The use of thesetupsyntax indicates proper adoption of the Vue 3 composition API.
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23-110: LGTM: Checkbox implementations and bindings are well-structured.The checkbox implementations and their bindings to the
querySettingsobject are well-structured and maintain the component's logic. The conditional disabling of checkboxes (e.g., "paranoid mode" and interpretation checkboxes) based on the "require ClinVar membership" state ensures a consistent user interface. The dynamic generation of interpretation checkboxes based on theinterpretationsarray is a good practice for maintainability.
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111-220: Approve removal of commented-out code.The removal of the large block of commented-out code at the end of the template is a good practice. It improves code cleanliness and readability, removing potentially confusing or outdated implementations. This change, combined with the new dynamic checkbox generation, results in a more maintainable and cleaner component.
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1-224: Overall assessment: Significant improvements to component structure and maintainability.This review has covered the entire
ClinvarPane.vuecomponent, including both the script and template sections. The changes made to this component represent significant improvements:
- Adoption of Vue 3 composition API in the script section.
- Improved prop definitions and use of a dynamic
interpretationsarray.- Reorganized and simplified template structure with better conditional rendering.
- Dynamic generation of checkbox inputs, reducing code duplication.
- Removal of outdated commented-out code, improving overall cleanliness.
These changes collectively enhance the component's readability, maintainability, and adherence to Vue.js best practices. The only suggested improvement is a minor simplification of the v-if condition for the main div.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_api.py (7)
18-18: LGTM. Base class updated correctly.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryListCreateApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the import statement update and maintains compatibility with the existing test methods.
60-60: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves compatibility with the existing test methods.
125-125: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryResultSetListApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves compatibility with the existing test methods.
153-153: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryResultSetRetrieveApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves compatibility with the existing test methods.
181-181: LGTM. Base class updated consistently.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryResultRowListApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves compatibility with the existing test methods.
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1-234: Summary: Consistent base class update across all test classesThe changes in this file demonstrate a systematic refactoring of the API permission test classes. All test classes have been updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This change is consistent throughout the file and aligns with the updated import statement.Key points:
- The refactoring appears to be part of a larger effort to standardize API permission testing.
- No changes were made to the test methods or their implementations, suggesting that the new base class is compatible with the existing tests.
- The consistency of the changes indicates a well-planned and executed refactoring process.
To ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any unintended side effects:
- Verify that all tests in this file pass successfully.
- Check if similar changes have been applied consistently across other test files in the project.
- Review the
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseclass to understand any new functionality or changes in behavior that might affect these tests.To check for similar changes across the project, run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for similar base class changes in other test files # Test: Search for files that still use TestProjectAPIPermissionBase rg "class \w+\(TestProjectAPIPermissionBase\)" backend/This will help ensure the refactoring has been applied consistently across the project.
209-209: LGTM. Base class updated consistently. Verify all test cases.The base class for
TestSmallVariantQueryResultRowRetrieveApiViewhas been correctly updated toProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change maintains consistency with the previous updates and preserves compatibility with the existing test methods.As this is the last class update in the file, please ensure all test cases still pass with the new base class.
Run the following command to verify that all tests in this file still pass:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run tests for the updated file # Test: Run pytest for the specific test file python -m pytest backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_api.py -vfrontend/src/svs/components/SvFilterForm/GenesRegionsPane.vue (2)
310-310: LGTM: Improved attribute ordering in Multiselect componentThe reordering of attributes in the Multiselect component and moving the
@selectevent handler to a new line improves code readability and follows Vue.js style guidelines. These changes are cosmetic and do not affect functionality.
314-314: LGTM: Improved attribute placement in select elementMoving the
idattribute to a new line in the select element forgenomicsEnglandConfidenceimproves code readability and maintains consistency with the component's overall style. This change is cosmetic and does not affect functionality.frontend/src/variants/components/FilterForm/EffectPane.vue (1)
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1-17: LGTM: Improved imports and introduction of form validationThe changes to the import statements are appropriate:
- The addition of Vuelidate imports indicates the implementation of form validation, which is a good practice for ensuring data integrity.
- Explicit imports from 'vue' align with Vue 3 best practices.
These changes enhance the component's functionality and maintainability.
backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py (11)
41-41: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the summary. This standardization should improve the maintainability of the test suite.
150-150: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The base class change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the previous class and the overall refactoring effort.
228-228: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasemaintains consistency with the ongoing refactoring effort.
293-293: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The base class change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the refactoring pattern observed in other classes.
363-363: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasemaintains the refactoring pattern seen in other test classes.
417-417: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The base class change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefollows the established refactoring pattern.
488-488: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasecontinues the consistent refactoring pattern observed throughout the file.
516-516: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The base class change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasemaintains the refactoring pattern seen throughout the file.
599-599: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasefollows the established refactoring pattern seen in other test classes.
627-627: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The base class change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasemaintains the refactoring pattern observed throughout the file.
667-667: LGTM: Base class updated consistently.The change to
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasecompletes the consistent refactoring pattern observed throughout the entire file.backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py (7)
3-3: Update to import statement looks good.The change from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the class name change. This update likely reflects a refactoring in theprojectrolesapp to standardize naming conventions.
26-26: Base class update is correct.The
ApiViewTestBaseclass now inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import change. This update ensures that all test classes in this file will use the new base class for permission testing.
122-129: Improved test implementation for factory preset cloning.The removal of mocking in favor of directly testing the API endpoint is a positive change. This approach:
- Tests the actual implementation rather than mocked behavior.
- Simplifies the test code and makes it easier to understand.
- Provides more confidence in the API's functionality.
The use of
kwargs={"name": "any"}in the URL reversal is appropriate, as it allows testing with any valid preset name.
146-153: Consistent improvement in test implementation for cloning other presets.The changes in this test class mirror those in the factory preset cloning test, maintaining consistency across related functionalities. The direct API testing approach is well-implemented here, providing a clear and effective test case.
244-251: Consistent improvement in test implementations across preset types.The changes in TestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView, TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherAjaxView, TestQualityPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView, TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherAjaxView, and TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView classes all follow the same pattern of improvement:
- Removal of mocking in favor of direct API testing.
- Consistent use of
self.login(self.superuser)to authenticate requests.- Direct assertion of response status and content.
This consistency across different preset types enhances the maintainability and reliability of the test suite. The uniform approach makes it easier to understand and modify tests for different preset types in the future.
Also applies to: 268-275, 366-373, 390-397, 488-495
610-617: Consistent improvements with additional validations for PresetSet cloning.The changes in TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView, TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherAjaxView, TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherAjaxView, TestPresetSetCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView, and TestPresetSetCloneOtherAjaxView classes maintain the consistent improvement pattern seen throughout the file.
Notable points:
- All classes now use direct API testing instead of mocking.
- The TestPresetSetCloneFactoryPresetsAjaxView and TestPresetSetCloneOtherAjaxView classes include additional assertions to verify the object count before and after the cloning process. This extra validation enhances the robustness of these tests.
Example from TestPresetSetCloneOtherAjaxView:
self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.count(), 1) # ... (API call) self.assertEqual(PresetSet.objects.count(), 2)These additional checks ensure that the cloning process is creating new objects as expected, which is a valuable addition to the test suite.
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1-872: Excellent refactoring of test suite with improved testing methodology.The changes made to this file represent a significant enhancement to the test suite:
- Consistent update to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseas the base class for permission testing.- Transition from mocked tests to direct API testing across all preset types.
- Uniform implementation of the new testing approach, improving maintainability.
- Addition of object count assertions in some tests, providing extra validation.
These improvements result in a more robust and reliable test suite that more accurately reflects real-world API usage. The consistency across different preset types will make future maintenance and updates easier.
Suggestions for future improvements:
- Consider adding more edge case tests, such as testing with invalid data or unauthorized users.
- Explore the possibility of parameterized tests to reduce code duplication across similar preset types.
Overall, this refactoring significantly enhances the quality and effectiveness of the test suite.
backend/variants/tests/test_file_export.py (3)
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18-978: Refactoring: ProjectEvent to TimelineEventThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to update the event model from
ProjectEventtoTimelineEvent. This update affects both the import statement and the assertion in theExportCaseTestclass. While the changes in this file are minimal and straightforward, it's important to ensure that this refactoring is consistent across the entire codebase.To ensure the refactoring is complete and consistent, consider running the following checks:
- Search for any remaining uses of
ProjectEventin the entire codebase:#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining uses of ProjectEvent in the entire codebase rg "ProjectEvent" --type py
- Check for any files that import from
timeline.modelsto ensure they're using the correct model:#!/bin/bash # Search for imports from timeline.models rg "from timeline.models import" --type py
- Verify that all tests related to timeline events are updated and passing:
#!/bin/bash # Run tests related to timeline functionality python manage.py test timelineThese checks will help ensure that the refactoring is complete and hasn't introduced any inconsistencies or broken functionality.
978-978: Update assertion to use TimelineEventThe assertion has been updated to check the count of
TimelineEventobjects instead ofProjectEventobjects. This change is consistent with the import statement update.Let's verify if there are any other occurrences of
ProjectEventin this file that might need to be updated:#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining uses of ProjectEvent in this file rg "ProjectEvent" backend/variants/tests/test_file_export.py
18-18: Update import statement to use TimelineEventThe import statement has been changed from
ProjectEventtoTimelineEvent. This change suggests a refactoring or renaming of the event model used in the timeline functionality.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's check for any remaining uses of
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ProjectEventfoundThe import statement update to
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backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (5)
2-2: LGTM: Consistent base class import update.The import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the changes throughout the file. This change likely reflects a broader refactoring effort in the project.
17-17: LGTM: Base class updated, existing tests preserved.The
TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxViewclass now correctly inherits fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The existing test methods and their logic remain unchanged, ensuring that the test coverage is maintained.
64-64: LGTM: Consistent base class update.The
TestFrequencyPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxViewclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with other classes in the file. The existing test methods remain intact, preserving the test coverage.
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140-1244: LGTM: Consistent base class refactoring across all test classes.All test classes in this file have been updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent throughout the file and likely part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize API permission tests. The existing test methods, their logic, and coverage remain unchanged, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the test suite.Classes affected:
- TestFrequencyPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestFrequencyPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestImpactPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestImpactPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestImpactPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestImpactPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestQualityPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestQualityPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestQualityPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestQualityPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestChromosomePresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestChromosomePresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestChromosomePresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestChromosomePresetsCloneOtherView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestFlagsEtcPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestQuickPresetsListCreateAjaxView
- TestQuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherView
- TestPresetSetListCreateAjaxView
- TestPresetSetListAllAjaxView
- TestPresetSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView
- TestPresetSetCloneFactoryDefaultsView
- TestPresetSetCloneOtherView
This refactoring improves code consistency and maintainability without altering the test behavior.
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1-1244: Summary: Successful refactoring of test base class.This file has undergone a systematic refactoring to update the base class for all test classes from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. The changes are consistent throughout the file and align with the updated import statement.Key points:
- All test classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- The existing test methods, their logic, and coverage remain unchanged.
- This refactoring likely improves code consistency across the project's test suite.
The changes appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize API permission tests. The refactoring has been executed cleanly, maintaining the integrity of the test suite while potentially improving its maintainability.
No issues or potential problems were identified during this review. The changes are approved and ready for merging.
backend/seqvars/tests/test_permissions_api.py (2)
2-2: Base class import updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use the new base class name
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the modifications made throughout the file.
205-205: Base class updated correctly for TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet.The TestQueryPresetsVersionSetViewSet class now inherits from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, maintaining consistency with the refactoring. The structure of this test class mirrors that of TestQueryPresetsSetViewSet, which is good for maintaining a uniform testing approach across different API endpoints.
The suggestion for implementing a parameterized test approach for user roles, as mentioned in the previous comment, applies here as well.
backend/variants/migrations/0111_create_variant_summary.py (2)
32-32: Duplicate Comment: Ensure deterministicidgenerationThe previous comment regarding non-deterministic
idassignments is still valid and applicable.
80-87: Migration dependencies and operations are correctly definedThe migration class is properly structured with accurate dependencies and operations.
backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (4)
1-1: LGTM: Updated import statementThe import statement has been correctly updated to include
pathfromdjango.urls, aligning with Django's current best practices.
12-149: LGTM: Modernized UI URL patternsThe UI URL patterns have been successfully refactored to use
path()with appropriate<uuid:...>converters. This enhances readability and maintains the intended URL structure.
156-295: LGTM: Updated AJAX API URL patternsThe AJAX API URL patterns have been updated to use
path()along with the correct UUID converters. The changes are accurate and ensure consistent routing behavior.
299-450: LGTM: Refactored API URL patternsThe API URL patterns have been modernized using
path()with appropriate path converters. The refactor aligns with Django's recommendations and maintains existing functionality.backend/config/settings/base.py (5)
80-80: Integration ofsocial_djangointoTHIRD_PARTY_APPSThe addition of
'social_django'toTHIRD_PARTY_APPSenables OIDC authentication, which aligns with the updated authentication settings.Also applies to: 83-83
438-438: Verify the change inADMIN_URLThe modification of
ADMIN_URLfromr"^admin/"to"admin/"removes the caret (^) and the raw string indicator (r). This might affect URL patterns that rely on regular expressions. Ensure that the URL configurations and any references toADMIN_URLare updated accordingly to maintain the accessibility of the admin site.
688-697: Addition ofcustom_preprocessing_hookThe
custom_preprocessing_hookfunction effectively filters out endpoints starting with"/project/"and"/timeline/"from the API documentation, which aligns with the intended functionality.
709-709: Inclusion ofcustom_preprocessing_hookinSPECTACULAR_SETTINGSAdding
"config.settings.base.custom_preprocessing_hook"toPREPROCESSING_HOOKSensures that the custom preprocessing is applied during schema generation, correctly excluding specified endpoints.
877-906: Confirm resolution of previous OIDC configuration concernsPlease verify that prior review comments regarding the OIDC configuration have been addressed, specifically:
- Default credentials: Ensure that
SOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_KEYandSOCIAL_AUTH_OIDC_SECRETdo not have insecure default values to prevent potential security risks.- Authentication backends: Check that
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDSis properly managed to include all necessary backends without overwriting previous entries.
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Potential Issues Found.
The old base class TestProjectAPIPermissionBase does not appear to exist in the codebase anymore. Please verify that ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase maintains the same functionality to avoid unintended behavioral changes.
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LGTM! Verify potential behavioral changes.
The base class has been updated from TestProjectAPIPermissionBase to ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, which is consistent with the import statement change. This modification likely reflects a standardization effort in the permission testing framework.
To ensure that this change doesn't introduce unexpected behavior, let's verify the differences between the old and new base classes:
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Consider trailing slash behavior for consistency.
The new pattern "ajax/query-case/quick-presets" doesn't include a trailing slash, unlike the original regex pattern which allowed an optional trailing slash. To maintain consistent behavior:
- Add a trailing slash:
"ajax/query-case/quick-presets/" - Use
re_path()with an optional trailing slash:re_path(r"^ajax/query-case/quick-presets/?$", ...) - Ensure
APPEND_SLASHsetting andCommonMiddlewareare configured to handle this change as intended.
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Ensure category parameter constraints are maintained.
The change from a regex pattern to <str:category> may introduce unintended behavior. The original regex (?P<category>[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+) was more restrictive than <str:category>, which allows any non-empty string excluding slashes.
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| view=views_api.CaseRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.as_view(), | ||
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| regex=r"^api/case-comment/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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| regex=r"^api/case-phenotype-terms/list-create/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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| regex=r"^api/annotation-release-info/list/(?P<case>[0-9a-f-]+)/?$", | ||
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Fix remaining inconsistencies in API URL patterns
While the update to path() functions is correct, there are still some inconsistencies in the API URL patterns that need to be addressed:
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Some patterns are using AJAX views instead of API views:
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route="ajax/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/"toroute="api/case-comment/retrieve-update-destroy/<uuid:casecomment>/"
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Please make these changes to ensure consistency across all API URL patterns.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using a custom migration operation to reduce repetition
The migration alters the bg_job field in multiple models using identical field definitions. To improve maintainability and reduce the risk of inconsistencies, consider creating a custom migration operation that encapsulates this common field alteration.
Example:
from django.db import migrations
def alter_bg_job_field(apps, schema_editor):
models_to_alter = [
"ClearExpiredExportedFilesBgJob",
"ClearInactiveVariantSetsBgJob",
# ... add all other models
]
for model_name in models_to_alter:
Model = apps.get_model("variants", model_name)
bg_job_field = Model._meta.get_field("bg_job")
bg_job_field.remote_field.on_delete = models.CASCADE
bg_job_field.remote_field.related_name = "%(app_label)s_%(class)s_related"
bg_job_field.remote_field.model = "bgjobs.BackgroundJob"
bg_job_field.help_text = "Background job for state etc."
class Migration(migrations.Migration):
# ...
operations = [
migrations.RunPython(alter_bg_job_field),
]This approach would make the migration more concise and easier to maintain.
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ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase class not found.
The import statement references ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase, but the class definition couldn't be located in the codebase. Please ensure that the class is defined and correctly imported.
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LGTM. Verify the new base class functionality.
The import statement has been correctly updated to use ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the updates made to the test classes throughout the file.
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| app_name="cases_import", | |||
| plugin_name="cases_import", | |||
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Incomplete Terminology Update from app_name to plugin_name
Several instances of app_name remain in the codebase and should be updated to plugin_name for consistency:
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LGTM: Terminology update from app_name to plugin_name
The change from app_name to plugin_name in the AppSettingAPI.set() method call looks good. This update likely reflects a broader shift in terminology throughout the project.
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| if settings.IS_TESTING: | ||
| operations = [] | ||
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| operations = [ | ||
| migrations.RunSQL( | ||
| SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER, | ||
| """ | ||
| DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; | ||
| """, | ||
| ) | ||
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Avoid using runtime conditions in migrations
Using settings.IS_TESTING to conditionally define operations can lead to inconsistent database schemas across different environments. Migrations should be deterministic and environment-agnostic to ensure the database remains consistent across testing, staging, and production.
Consider removing the conditional check and ensuring that the migration runs uniformly in all environments. If certain operations should be skipped during testing, handle this logic outside of the migration files, perhaps by adjusting test settings or mocking.
| if settings.IS_TESTING: | ||
| operations = [] | ||
| else: | ||
| operations = [ | ||
| migrations.RunSQL( | ||
| """ | ||
| DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; | ||
| """, | ||
| SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER, | ||
| ) | ||
| ] |
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Avoid conditional logic in migrations based on settings
Migrations should be deterministic and not depend on runtime settings like settings.IS_TESTING. Conditional logic can lead to inconsistent database schemas across different environments, which can cause unexpected behaviors and complicate maintenance.
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-if settings.IS_TESTING:
- operations = []
-else:
- operations = [
- migrations.RunSQL(
- """
- DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary;
- """,
- SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER,
- )
- ]
+operations = [
+ migrations.RunSQL(
+ """
+ DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary;
+ """,
+ SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER,
+ )
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| if settings.IS_TESTING: | |
| operations = [] | |
| else: | |
| operations = [ | |
| migrations.RunSQL( | |
| """ | |
| DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; | |
| """, | |
| SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER, | |
| ) | |
| ] | |
| operations = [ | |
| migrations.RunSQL( | |
| """ | |
| DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary; | |
| """, | |
| SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER, | |
| ) | |
| ] |
| if self.instance.pk: | ||
| rows = [entry.symbol for entry in self.instance.genepanelentry_set.all()] | ||
| initial_value = "\n".join(rows) | ||
| else: | ||
| initial_value = "" |
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Optimize queryset to improve performance
To enhance performance when retrieving gene symbols, especially with a large number of entries, consider using values_list to fetch only the necessary data directly from the database.
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| rows = [entry.symbol for entry in self.instance.genepanelentry_set.all()] | |
| initial_value = "\n".join(rows) | |
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| initial_value = "" | |
| if self.instance.pk: | |
| rows = self.instance.genepanelentry_set.values_list('symbol', flat=True) | |
| initial_value = "\n".join(rows) | |
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backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py (1)
150-150: Consider making the query limit test more robustThe
test_get_querylimitmethod is checking for performance optimization by limiting the number of queries. To make this test more robust and less likely to break with future optimizations, consider the following suggestions:
- Use a variable for the expected number of queries instead of hardcoding it in the assertion.
- Add a small buffer to the expected number of queries to allow for minor fluctuations.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
MAX_EXPECTED_QUERIES = 70 # Slightly higher than the current 67 with self.assertNumQueriesLessThan(MAX_EXPECTED_QUERIES): response = self.client.get(url)This approach will make the test more resilient to small changes in query count while still catching significant regressions.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (3)
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17-62: LGTM! Consider adding a docstring for better documentation.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring effort. The test structure remains sound.Consider adding a class-level docstring to explain the purpose of this test class, e.g.:
class TestFrequencyPresetsListCreateAjaxView(ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase): """Test permissions for listing and creating frequency presets."""
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345-371: LGTM! Note the change in user reference.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the refactoring. The test logic remains appropriate.Note that the user reference has changed from
self.user_ownertoself.owner_as.user. Ensure this is consistent with the new base class implementation.
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1-1270: Excellent refactoring work! Consider adding type hints for further improvement.The refactoring of this file is thorough and consistent:
- All test classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- User references have been updated from
self.user_ownertoself.owner_as.userthroughout.- The overall structure and logic of the tests remain intact.
These changes likely contribute to a more standardized approach to permission testing across the project.
To further enhance the code quality, consider adding type hints to method parameters and return values. This would improve code readability and make it easier to catch type-related issues early. For example:
def setUp(self) -> None: super().setUp() self.presetset = PresetSetFactory(project=self.project) def test_list(self) -> None: url = reverse( "variants:ajax-presetset-listall", ) # ... rest of the methodbackend/cases_import/models/executors.py (2)
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1018-1052: LGTM: Comprehensive case creation/update logic.The new
_run_create_or_updatemethod effectively consolidates the logic for creating or updating a case. It handles various aspects of the process, including error handling, file management, and data import.However, consider the following suggestions for improvement:
The method is quite long and performs multiple operations. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability.
Some of the operations (e.g., file clearing, QC import) could potentially be moved to separate methods or even separate classes, following the Single Responsibility Principle.
Consider adding more detailed logging throughout the method to aid in debugging and monitoring the import process.
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1-1052: Overall improvements with room for further refinement.The changes to this file, particularly in the
CaseImportBackgroundJobExecutorclass, represent a significant improvement in code organization and clarity. The separation of delete and create/update logic, along with the consolidation of case creation and update processes, enhances the overall structure of the case import functionality.For future iterations, consider the following suggestions:
Further break down the
_run_create_or_updatemethod into smaller, more focused methods to improve maintainability and testability.Evaluate the possibility of extracting some functionalities into separate classes or modules, adhering more closely to the Single Responsibility Principle.
Enhance logging throughout the import process to facilitate debugging and monitoring.
Consider implementing unit tests for the new and modified methods to ensure robustness and catch potential regressions.
These refinements would further improve the code quality and make it easier to maintain and extend in the future.
backend/varfish/tests/drf_openapi_schema/varfish_api_schema.yaml (2)
1110-1340: New endpoints for EnrichmentKit and TargetBedFile are well-implemented.The addition of CRUD endpoints for EnrichmentKit and TargetBedFile resources is a valuable expansion of the API. These endpoints follow RESTful conventions and include proper authentication requirements, which is commendable.
Suggestion for consistency:
Consider adding a brief description for each endpoint, similar to other endpoints in the schema. This would improve the overall documentation and make it easier for API consumers to understand the purpose of each endpoint.
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7000-7371: Component schema updates are comprehensive and well-structured.The additions and modifications to component schemas, particularly for EnrichmentKit, TargetBedFile, and related objects, are well-implemented. These changes reflect the evolving data model of the application and provide clear definitions for the new resources.
Suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding more detailed descriptions for some of the new fields in the schemas. For example, in the EnrichmentKit schema, a brief explanation of what the "identifier" field represents would be helpful for API consumers.Also applies to: 8168-8180
backend/config/settings/base.py (1)
691-693: Clarify the comment to accurately reflect code functionalityThe comment
# Remove all but DRF API endpointsmay be misleading. The code excludes endpoints starting with"/project/"and"/timeline/", effectively removing these from processing. Consider updating the comment to precisely describe the endpoints being excluded.
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backend/varfish/templates/users/login.html (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify 'projectroles/login.html' exists and review custom functionalityThe change to extend 'projectroles/login.html' aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to sodar core v1. This simplifies login functionality and promotes consistency across the application.
Please run the following script to verify the existence of 'projectroles/login.html':
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of 'projectroles/login.html' # Test: Check if 'projectroles/login.html' exists if fd --type f --hidden --no-ignore "login.html" | grep -q "projectroles/login.html"; then echo "The 'projectroles/login.html' template exists." else echo "Warning: The 'projectroles/login.html' template was not found." fiAdditionally, please review if any custom login functionality from the previous implementation needs to be preserved or migrated to the new template.
backend/varannos/urls.py (7)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
django.urlsinstead ofdjango.conf.urls, which is consistent with the transition to thepath()function.
7-11: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly for VarAnnoSetListView.The URL pattern has been successfully updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter. This change improves readability and maintainability of the code.
12-16: LGTM: URL pattern updated correctly for VarAnnoSetDetailView.The URL pattern for VarAnnoSetDetailView has been properly updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter, maintaining consistency with the previous pattern update.
22-26: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly for VarAnnoSetListCreateApiView.The API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetListCreateApiView has been correctly updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter, maintaining consistency with the previous updates.
27-31: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly for VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView.The API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView has been properly updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter, maintaining consistency with the previous updates.
32-36: LGTM: API URL pattern updated correctly for VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiView.The API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryListCreateApiView has been correctly updated to use
path()with a UUID path converter, maintaining consistency with the previous updates.
37-41: LGTM: All URL patterns successfully updated to use path() function.The API URL pattern for VarAnnoSetEntryRetrieveUpdateDestroyApiView, along with all other URL patterns in this file, have been correctly updated to use the
path()function with appropriate UUID path converters. These changes improve code readability and align with modern Django practices.Overall, the transition from
url()topath()has been consistently applied throughout the file, enhancing maintainability and clarity of the URL routing definitions.backend/importer/urls.py (17)
4-4: LGTM: Updated import statement for modern Django URL routing.The change from
urltopathis correct and aligns with Django's current best practices for URL configuration.
11-15: LGTM: Updated URL pattern for "import-info" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The new syntax is cleaner and easier to read while maintaining the same functionality.
12-16: LGTM: Improved URL pattern for "import-case-job-detail" usingpath()and UUID converters.The conversion from
url()topath()is correct and well-implemented. The use of<uuid:project>and<uuid:job>instead of regex patterns is a significant improvement, leveraging Django's built-in path converters for UUIDs. This change enhances readability and type safety.
20-24: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-case-import-info-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:project>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
25-29: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-case-import-info-retrieve-update-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:project>and<uuid:caseimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
30-34: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-variant-set-import-info-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
35-39: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-variant-set-import-info-retrieve-update-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
40-44: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-bam-qc-file-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
45-49: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-bam-qc-file-retrieve-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:bamqcfile>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
50-54: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-case-gene-annotation-file-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
55-59: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-case-gene-annotation-file-retrieve-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:caseimportinfo>and<uuid:casegeneannotationfile>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
60-64: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-genotype-file-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
65-69: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-genotype-file-retrieve-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:genotypefile>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
70-74: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-effects-file-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
75-79: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-effects-file-retrieve-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:effectsfile>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.
80-84: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-db-info-file-list-create" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex pattern.
85-89: LGTM: Updated API URL pattern for "api-db-info-file-retrieve-destroy" usingpath().The conversion from
url()topath()is correct. The use of<uuid:variantsetimportinfo>and<uuid:databaseinfofile>improves readability and type safety compared to the previous regex patterns.Overall Summary:
All URL patterns in this file have been successfully updated fromurl()topath(). The changes consistently use UUID converters instead of regex patterns, which improves code readability and type safety. These updates align with Django's best practices for URL routing.backend/variants/models/maintenance.py (5)
122-134: SQL query for materialized view management looks goodThe
SQL_OUTERquery is well-structured and includes all necessary operations for managing theSmallVariantSummarymaterialized view:
- Dropping the existing view if it exists
- Creating the new materialized view
- Creating appropriate indexes for performance optimization
The use of
DROP ... IF EXISTSis a good practice to prevent errors during execution.
137-180: SQL query for data aggregation is well-structuredThe
SQL_INNERquery is well-designed and uses appropriate SQL features:
- The CTE for excluding cases based on project settings improves readability and potentially performance.
- The use of window functions and aggregations for calculating genotype counts is correct.
Regarding a previous comment about using parameterized queries:
While it's generally a good practice to use parameterized queries, in this case, bothSQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERare hardcoded constants within the file. There's no risk of SQL injection as long as these remain static. However, if any part of these queries becomes dynamic or user-influenced in the future, consider using parameterized queries for better security practices.
114-188: Summary of changes: Improved management of SmallVariantSummary materialized viewThe changes introduced in this file significantly enhance the management of the
SmallVariantSummarymaterialized view:
- New function
drop_variants_smallvariantsummaryallows for easy removal of the view.- Well-structured SQL queries
SQL_OUTERandSQL_INNERdefine the view creation and data aggregation logic.- New function
create_variants_smallvariantsummaryfacilitates the creation of the view.These additions provide more granular control over the materialized view's lifecycle and improve the overall maintainability of the codebase. The suggested refactorings to combine
withstatements will further enhance code readability.Great job on these improvements!
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114-119: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionCombine nested
withstatements for improved readabilityAs suggested in a previous review, we can improve readability by combining the nested
withstatements:def drop_variants_smallvariantsummary(): """Drop the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" - with transaction.atomic(): - with connection.cursor() as cursor: + with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute("DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS variants_smallvariantsummary")This change maintains the same functionality while simplifying the code structure.
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withstatements for improved readabilityAs suggested in a previous review, we can improve readability by combining the nested
withstatements:def create_variants_smallvariantsummary(): """Create the ``SmallVariantSummary`` materialized view.""" - with transaction.atomic(): - with connection.cursor() as cursor: + with transaction.atomic(), connection.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute(SQL_OUTER % SQL_INNER)This change maintains the same functionality while simplifying the code structure.
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174-174: LGTM: Consistent Python version update.The Python version for the Python-Lint job has been updated to 3.11, which is consistent with the change in the Python-Test job. This ensures that linting and testing are performed using the same Python version.
122-122: Verify compatibility with Python 3.11.The Python version for the Python-Test job has been upgraded from 3.10.13 to 3.11.
Please ensure that:
- All project dependencies are compatible with Python 3.11.
- Any Python 3.11-specific features or syntax are not used if backward compatibility is required.
- The
PipfileandPipfile.lockhave been updated to reflect this change.Run the following script to check if the Python version is consistently set across the project:
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169-169: Approved: Addition of Bootstrap CSS map fileThe inclusion of the Bootstrap CSS map file (
bootstrap.min.css.map) is a positive change. This will improve the debugging experience by allowing developers to inspect the original source styles in the browser's developer tools.
177-177: Approved: Addition of Bootstrap JS bundle map fileThe inclusion of the Bootstrap JS bundle map file (
bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map) is beneficial. This will enhance the debugging experience by allowing developers to inspect the original source JavaScript in the browser's developer tools.
185-185: Approved: Addition of bootstrap-select JS map fileThe inclusion of the bootstrap-select JS map file (
bootstrap-select.min.js.map) is a welcome addition. This will improve the debugging experience specifically for the bootstrap-select component, allowing developers to inspect the original source code in the browser's developer tools.
188-191: Approved: Addition of jsrender and axios map filesThe inclusion of map files for jsrender (
jsrender.min.js.map) and axios (axios.min.map) is beneficial. These additions will enhance the debugging experience for templating and HTTP request-related code, allowing developers to inspect the original source in the browser's developer tools.
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1-224: Overall assessment: Positive improvements to build process and debugging capabilitiesThe changes made to this Dockerfile are well-considered and beneficial to the project:
- Upgrading to Python 3.11 and PostgreSQL client 14 keeps the project current with the latest stable versions.
- The addition of various map files (CSS, JS, and library-specific) significantly enhances the debugging experience for developers.
These updates contribute to a more maintainable and developer-friendly codebase. Ensure that all dependencies are compatible with the new Python version and that the database server is compatible with the updated PostgreSQL client.
59-66: Approved: PostgreSQL client upgrade to version 14Upgrading the PostgreSQL client to version 14 is a good practice for maintaining compatibility with newer server versions. This change aligns with modern PostgreSQL deployments.
Please ensure that this client version is compatible with your PostgreSQL server version. Run the following script to check the PostgreSQL server version:
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182-182: Approved: Addition of Sentry tracing bundle map fileThe inclusion of the Sentry tracing bundle map file (
bundle.tracing.min.js.map) is a positive addition. This will enhance error tracking and performance monitoring capabilities in the application.Please ensure that Sentry is properly configured in your application settings. Run the following script to check for Sentry configuration:
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42-42: Approved: Python base image upgrade to 3.11The upgrade to Python 3.11 is a positive change that can bring performance improvements and new features. This aligns with the updates observed in other files like
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1-489: Overall review: Well-structured command with consistent terminology updateThe
initdev.pyfile contains a well-implemented Django management command for initializing a development instance. The change fromapp_nametoplugin_nameis consistent with the project's updated terminology. The command's structure and functionality appear robust, covering various aspects of setting up a development environment including users, projects, cases, and import jobs.The terminology update seems to be part of a larger project-wide change. To ensure full consistency:
- Verify that all instances of
app_namehave been updated across the project.- Confirm that the
AppSettingAPIand related components have been updated to useplugin_name.- Update project documentation to reflect this terminology change.
These steps will help maintain consistency and prevent potential confusion for developers working on the project.
285-285: Verify consistency with AppSettingAPI implementationWhile the change from
app_nametoplugin_nameis correct, it's important to ensure that this change is consistent with theAppSettingAPIimplementation and other parts of the codebase that interact with project settings.Let's check the
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AppSettingAPI.
285-285: LGTM: Terminology update fromapp_nametoplugin_nameThe change from
app_nametoplugin_namein theAppSettingAPI.set()method call is correct and aligns with the project's updated naming conventions.To ensure consistency, let's check for any remaining instances of
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backend/cases/tests/test_views_ajax.py (3)
8-8: Update to import statementThe import statement has been updated to use
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This change is consistent with the modifications in the test class signatures throughout the file.
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1-697: Summary of changes in test_views_ajax.pyThe main change in this file is the consistent update of the base class for all test classes from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This modification appears to be part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize the testing framework across the project.Key points:
- The change is applied consistently across all test classes in the file.
- There are no significant alterations to the test logic or structure.
- The file maintains good test coverage for various AJAX views related to cases.
These changes should improve consistency in the testing framework without introducing any functional changes to the tests themselves. However, it's important to ensure that this base class change is applied consistently across all relevant test files in the project.
41-41: Consistent update of base class for test classesAll test classes in this file have been updated to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseinstead ofTestProjectAPIPermissionBase. This change appears to be part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize the testing framework across the project.To ensure this change is consistent across the project, please run the following command:
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3-3: Base class updated to ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseThe base class for permission testing has been updated from
TestProjectAPIPermissionBasetoProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change is consistent with the modifications mentioned in the AI-generated summary for other test files.
26-26: ApiViewTestBase now inherits from ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseThe
ApiViewTestBaseclass has been updated to inherit fromProjectAPIPermissionTestBase. This change aligns with the base class update and ensures consistent permission testing across the application.
122-131: Improved test case for cloning factory presetsThe changes in this test method enhance its effectiveness:
- Removal of mocking simplifies the test and ensures it's testing the actual behavior of the view.
- Using "any" instead of "the-name" makes the test more flexible.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content provides a more accurate test of the API's behavior.
These modifications result in a more robust and maintainable test case.
146-155: Consistent improvement in cloning other presets testThe changes in this test method mirror the improvements seen in the previous method:
- Removal of mocking for a more direct test of the view's behavior.
- Correct use of the "frequencypresets" parameter in the URL reversal.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
These changes maintain consistency across test methods and improve the overall quality of the test suite.
244-253: Consistent improvement in impact presets cloning testThe changes in this test method maintain the pattern of improvements seen in previous methods:
- Removal of mocking for more direct testing.
- Use of "any" in the URL reversal for increased flexibility.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
This consistency across different preset types (Frequency, Impact) improves the overall structure and reliability of the test suite.
268-277: Maintained consistency in impact presets cloning from otherThe changes in this test method continue the pattern of improvements:
- Removal of mocking for direct testing of the view's behavior.
- Correct use of the "impactpresets" parameter in the URL reversal.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
This ongoing consistency across different preset types and cloning methods (factory and other) significantly enhances the maintainability and reliability of the test suite.
488-497: Consistent improvement with a note on parameter namingThe changes in this test method continue the pattern of improvements seen in previous methods:
- Removal of mocking for direct testing.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
However, there's a notable difference in the URL reversal:
3. Use of "whole_genome" instead of "any" in the name parameter.While the overall changes improve the test, the use of "whole_genome" differs from the "any" used in other factory preset cloning tests. Is this intentional, or should it be consistent with other similar tests?
512-521: Maintained consistency in chromosome presets cloning from otherThe changes in this test method continue the established pattern of improvements:
- Removal of mocking for direct testing of the view's behavior.
- Correct use of the "chromosomepresets" parameter in the URL reversal.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
This ongoing consistency across different preset types and cloning methods (factory and other) further reinforces the maintainability and reliability of the test suite.
backend/variants/tests/test_permissions_ajax_presets.py (19)
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64-139: LGTM! Consistent with the refactoring.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis consistent with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic remain intact.
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140-165: LGTM! Consistent implementation.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis in line with the refactoring. The test logic remains unchanged and appropriate.
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167-193: LGTM! Consistent with the refactoring pattern.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic are maintained.
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195-240: LGTM! Consistent implementation for Impact Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis in line with the refactoring. The test structure and logic for Impact Presets remain appropriate.
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242-317: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for Impact Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBasealigns with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic for retrieving, updating, and destroying Impact Presets are maintained.
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318-343: LGTM! Consistent implementation for cloning factory defaults.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseis in line with the refactoring. The test logic for cloning factory defaults of Impact Presets remains appropriate.
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373-418: LGTM! Consistent implementation for Quality Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare consistent with the refactoring. The test structure and logic for Quality Presets remain appropriate.
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420-495: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for Quality Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic for retrieving, updating, and destroying Quality Presets are maintained.
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496-520: LGTM! Consistent implementation for cloning factory defaults.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare in line with the refactoring. The test logic for cloning factory defaults of Quality Presets remains appropriate.
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521-547: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for cloning Quality Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test logic for cloning Quality Presets remains appropriate.
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549-595: LGTM! Consistent implementation for Chromosome Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare consistent with the refactoring. The test structure and logic for Chromosome Presets remain appropriate.
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596-671: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for Chromosome Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic for retrieving, updating, and destroying Chromosome Presets are maintained.
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672-698: LGTM! Consistent implementation for cloning factory defaults.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare in line with the refactoring. The test logic for cloning factory defaults of Chromosome Presets remains appropriate.
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699-725: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for cloning Chromosome Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test logic for cloning Chromosome Presets remains appropriate.
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727-773: LGTM! Consistent implementation for Flags Etc Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare consistent with the refactoring. The test structure and logic for Flags Etc Presets remain appropriate.
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774-849: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for Flags Etc Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test structure and logic for retrieving, updating, and destroying Flags Etc Presets are maintained.
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850-876: LGTM! Consistent implementation for cloning factory defaults.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.userare in line with the refactoring. The test logic for cloning factory defaults of Flags Etc Presets remains appropriate.
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877-903: LGTM! Consistent refactoring for cloning Flags Etc Presets.The change to inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBaseand the use ofself.owner_as.useralign with the overall refactoring effort. The test logic for cloning Flags Etc Presets remains appropriate.
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905-1270: LGTM! Consistent refactoring across all remaining test classes.The changes in all remaining test classes (TestQuickPresetsListCreateAjaxView, TestQuickPresetsRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView, TestQuickPresetsCloneOtherView, TestPresetSetListCreateAjaxView, TestPresetSetListAllAjaxView, TestPresetSetRetrieveUpdateDestroyAjaxView, TestPresetSetCloneFactoryDefaultsView, TestPresetSetCloneOtherView) are consistent with the overall refactoring effort:
- All classes now inherit from
ProjectAPIPermissionTestBase.- The user reference has been updated to
self.owner_as.userconsistently.- Test structures and logic remain unchanged and appropriate for each preset type and operation.
These changes maintain the integrity of the tests while aligning with the new base class implementation.
backend/cases_import/models/executors.py (2)
139-139: LGTM: Consistent usage of "plugin_name".The change from "app_name" to "plugin_name" is consistent with the update mentioned in the previous review comment. This change aligns with the updated naming conventions across the codebase.
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1010-1016: LGTM: Improved clarity in action handling.The updated
_runmethod now clearly separates the logic for delete and create/update actions. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.backend/varfish/tests/drf_openapi_schema/varfish_api_schema.yaml (3)
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1-7: LGTM: OpenAPI version and basic info are correct.The OpenAPI version (3.0.3) and basic information about the VarFish API are correctly defined.
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444-487: Improved API structure with standardized UUID usage.The changes to use UUID formats instead of regex patterns for various identifiers (e.g., case, caseanalysis, casephenotypeterms) across multiple endpoints is a positive improvement. This standardization enhances consistency and ensures unique identification across the API. The addition of new endpoints for EnrichmentKit and TargetBedFile resources also expands the API's functionality.
Benefits:
- Improved consistency across the API
- Enhanced uniqueness for resource identifiers
- Easier integration with client applications due to standardized ID formats
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1-9999: Overall, excellent improvements to the VarFish API schema.The changes made to this OpenAPI schema file significantly enhance the VarFish API's structure, consistency, and capabilities. Key improvements include:
- Standardization of identifier formats to UUIDs across multiple endpoints.
- Addition of new endpoints for EnrichmentKit and TargetBedFile resources.
- Comprehensive updates to component schemas reflecting the evolving data model.
- Maintenance of consistent security schemes and overall file structure.
These changes will likely improve the API's usability, maintainability, and integration capabilities. The attention to detail in maintaining consistency throughout the file is commendable.
backend/variants/migrations/0110_drop_variant_summary.py (5)
8-13: Functionis_migration_appliedis correctly implementedThe function appropriately checks if a specific migration has been applied, handling any
ProgrammingErrorexceptions that may arise if the migration table does not exist.
16-25: Dynamic determination ofrun_beforedependenciesThe logic for setting
run_beforebased on the migration state ensures proper execution order, accommodating fresh installations and existing setups efficiently.
28-40: SQL statements for materialized view are well-structuredThe
SQL_OUTERscript accurately drops and recreates thevariants_smallvariantsummarymaterialized view, including the creation of necessary indexes for performance optimization.
43-86: Efficient aggregation in theSQL_INNERqueryThe inner SQL query effectively aggregates variant data while excluding cases based on project settings, utilizing common table expressions for clarity and performance.
89-99: Consistent operations definitionThe conditional assignment of
operationsbased onsettings.IS_TESTINGensures that test environments are not affected by the migration, which is appropriate for maintaining testing integrity.backend/svs/urls.py (3)
2-2: Correctly Importingre_pathfor Regex URL PatternsThe addition of
re_pathto the imports is appropriate for handling regex-based URL patterns used later in the file.
11-128: Updated URL Patterns Usingpath()with Appropriate ConvertersThe URL patterns have been accurately updated to use
path()with relevant path converters like<uuid:project>,<uuid:job>,<uuid:case>,<uuid:svquery>, etc. This enhances readability and aligns with Django's recommended practices for URL routing.
133-140: Appropriate Use ofre_path()for Complex URL PatternsThe use of
re_path()with regex patterns for theworkerandtracksURLs is suitable, as it allows for more complex URL matching that isn't easily achieved withpath().backend/cases/urls.py (5)
104-106: Inconsistent Route Prefix in API URL PatternThe route on line 104 starts with
"ajax/"within theapi_urlpatternssection. For consistency, it should be"api/"to match the other API routes.
129-131: Inconsistent View Reference in API URL PatternThe view on line 129 references an AJAX view (
views_ajax.CaseGeneAnnotationListAjaxView) within the API URL patterns. It should reference the corresponding API view (views_api.CaseGeneAnnotationListApiView) to maintain consistency.
134-136: Inconsistent View Reference in API URL PatternThe view on line 134 uses an AJAX view instead of an API view. Please update it to
views_api.CaseAlignmentStatsListApiViewto ensure consistent API behavior.
139-141: Inconsistent View Reference in API URL PatternOn line 139, the pattern references an AJAX view within the
api_urlpatterns. It should be updated to useviews_api.SampleVariantStatisticsListApiViewfor consistency.
144-146: Inconsistent View Reference in API URL PatternThe view on line 144 references an AJAX view in the API URL patterns. To maintain a clear separation between AJAX and API endpoints, update it to
views_api.PedigreeRelatednessListApiView.backend/variants/urls/presets.py (2)
3-3: Import statement updated appropriatelyThe import statement has been correctly updated to use
from django.urls import path, which is suitable for thepath()function used in the URL configurations.
12-163: URL patterns updated to usepath()with correct convertersThe URL patterns have been successfully transitioned from using
url()topath(). The use of path converters like<uuid:...>and<slug:...>is appropriate and enhances the readability and maintainability of the URL configurations.backend/config/urls.py (3)
29-70: URL patterns successfully updated to usepath()The migration from
url()topath()in the URL patterns enhances readability and aligns with Django 2.0+ best practices.
94-140: Correct use ofre_path()for regex-based proxy URLsThe transition to
re_path()for the proxy URL patterns ensures proper handling of regex patterns in the routes.
198-198: Conditional inclusion of debug toolbar URLsIncluding the debug toolbar URLs when
DEBUGisTrueand checking if"debug_toolbar"is inINSTALLED_APPSis appropriate and follows best practices.backend/variants/urls/__init__.py (1)
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1-450: The URL patterns have been updated appropriatelyThe conversion from
url()topath()with appropriate parameter converters modernizes the URL configurations and aligns with current Django best practices. The use of<uuid:...>converters ensures that only valid UUIDs are accepted, maintaining strict parameter validation.backend/config/settings/base.py (2)
80-83: Addition of 'social_django' to THIRD_PARTY_APPSIncluding
'social_django'inTHIRD_PARTY_APPSis appropriate and necessary for enabling OIDC authentication support.
438-438: Verify the change of 'ADMIN_URL' from a regex pattern to a stringChanging
ADMIN_URLfromr"^admin/"to"admin/"may affect URL patterns in your project. Ensure that this change is compatible with your URL configurations and does not introduce any unexpected behavior in admin URL resolution.
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| with self.login(self.superuser): | ||
| response = self.client.post( | ||
| reverse( | ||
| "variants:ajax-flagsetcpresets-clonefactorypresets", | ||
| kwargs={"name": "defaults"}, | ||
| ), | ||
| data=data, | ||
| ) | ||
| self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 201) | ||
| mock_create.assert_called_with("the-name", data["label"], self.presetset) | ||
| self.assertEqual(response.json()["presetset"], str(self.presetset.sodar_uuid)) |
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Inconsistent "name" Parameters in Factory Preset Cloning Tests
The shell script execution revealed inconsistencies in the "name" parameters across factory preset cloning tests:
backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py:492uses"whole_genome"backend/variants/tests/test_views_ajax_presets.py:614uses"defaults"
Please review these instances to confirm whether the differing "name" values are intentional or should be standardized.
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Consistent improvement with another note on parameter naming
The changes in this test method maintain the pattern of improvements:
- Removal of mocking for direct testing.
- Direct assertion of the response status and content.
However, there's another difference in the URL reversal:
3. Use of "defaults" instead of "any" in the name parameter.
While the overall changes improve the test, the use of "defaults" differs from the "any" used in some other factory preset cloning tests. This is similar to the "whole_genome" case noted earlier. It might be worth verifying if these differences are intentional or if there should be consistency across all factory preset cloning tests.
To check the consistency of name parameters across all factory preset cloning tests, you can run the following script:
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