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fix: ensure that intermediate files in job groups do not cause spurious mtime errors when checking for consistency with output files#3220
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  • New Features

    • Enhanced output verification process with new checks for output file modification times.
    • Improved control over output handling during job postprocessing with additional parameters.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Added detailed error handling to raise errors for outdated output files.
  • Refactor

    • Updated method signatures in the DAG and Job classes to include new parameters for better functionality.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the DAG and Job classes in the snakemake module. Key changes include the addition of a check_output_mtime parameter to the check_and_touch_output and postprocess methods, which enables checks on the modification times of output files. The check_output_mtime method has been enhanced to raise a WorkflowError if output files are outdated. Additionally, the postprocess method in the GroupJob class has been updated to process jobs in a toposorted order with a delay, ensuring proper handling of output modifications.

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File Change Summary
snakemake/dag.py - Updated check_and_touch_output method signature to include check_output_mtime parameter (default True).
- Enhanced error handling in check_output_mtime method to raise WorkflowError for outdated output files.
snakemake/jobs.py - Updated postprocess method in Job class to include check_output_mtime parameter (default True).
- Modified postprocess in GroupJob class to process jobs in toposorted order with delays and disable output modification time checks.

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1121-1126: Ensure all calls to postprocess include the new check_output_mtime parameter

The postprocess method now includes the check_output_mtime parameter with a default value. Please verify that all calls to postprocess are updated to include this parameter as needed to avoid unexpected behavior.

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  • Other calls in snakemake/scheduler.py don't specify the parameter, which is fine as they'll use the default value of True
  • The recursive call in snakemake/dag.py correctly propagates all keyword arguments using **kwargs
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snakemake/dag.py (2)

680-685: Method signature updated correctly with 'check_output_mtime' parameter

The addition of the check_output_mtime: bool = True parameter to the check_and_touch_output method is appropriate and maintains backward compatibility with existing code by providing a default value.


737-738: Conditional execution of output modification time check is logically sound

The conditional statement correctly ensures that the check_output_mtime check is performed only when both wait_for_local and check_output_mtime are True, aligning with the intended functionality.

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snakemake/jobs.py (2)

17-17: Remove unused import

The time module is no longer used after replacing time.sleep() with asyncio.sleep().

-import time
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17-17: time imported but unused

Remove unused import: time

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1520-1535: LGTM: Improved handling of modification times in group jobs

The changes effectively prevent spurious mtime errors by:

  1. Processing jobs in toposorted order
  2. Adding delay between levels to ensure distinct modification times
  3. Disabling output mtime checks to prevent interference with intermediate file updates

Consider adding a docstring to explain this behavior for future maintainers.

Add a docstring explaining the modification time handling:

async def postprocess(self, error=False, **kwargs):
    """Process jobs in toposorted order with controlled modification times.
    
    Jobs are processed level by level with a small delay between levels to ensure
    distinct modification times. Output mtime checks are disabled to prevent
    interference with intermediate file updates from previous levels.
    
    Args:
        error (bool): Whether an error occurred during execution
        **kwargs: Additional arguments passed to individual job postprocess
    """
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1121-1126: LGTM: New parameter to control mtime checking

The addition of the check_output_mtime parameter with a default value of True maintains backward compatibility while allowing control over modification time checks. This change effectively addresses the issue of spurious mtime errors.

Also applies to: 1159-1159

@johanneskoester johanneskoester merged commit 4ba2bdf into main Nov 26, 2024
@johanneskoester johanneskoester deleted the fix/group-output-mtime-handling branch November 26, 2024 09:23
johanneskoester pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 27, 2024
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[8.25.4](v8.25.3...v8.25.4)
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### Bug Fixes

* clean env vars in apptainer
([#3199](#3199))
([76d5329](76d5329))
* ensure that intermediate files in job groups do not cause spurious
mtime errors when checking for consistency with output files
([#3220](#3220))
([4ba2bdf](4ba2bdf))
* Remove incomplete marker also when drop-metadata is active
([#3215](#3215))
([a4f2e5c](a4f2e5c))
* Remove incomplete marker for job finished only after metadata is
written ([#3197](#3197))
([6567e5f](6567e5f))
* Support versioned URLs in Asset class and fix missing versions in
Snakemake report
([#3203](#3203))
([f086f6c](f086f6c))
* update rust-script usage to recent version (v0.35.0)
[#3183](#3183)
([#3208](#3208))
([43885d7](43885d7))


### Documentation

* clarify continuously updated input section
([#3219](#3219))
([72a6994](72a6994))
* Fix typo in CHANGELOG.md
([#3198](#3198))
([0e445ed](0e445ed))
* refer to Merkle trees instead of "blockchain" in caching.rst
([#3216](#3216))
([282e5d9](282e5d9))
* remove twitter in favor of bluesky and mastodon
([#3217](#3217))
([231c6df](231c6df))
* use "dictionary" not "array" wording in config docs
([#3156](#3156))
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