fix: correctly set params in bash scripts#3188
fix: correctly set params in bash scripts#3188johanneskoester merged 4 commits intosnakemake:mainfrom
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tests/test_script/scripts/test.sh (1)
3-3: Note: Ignore the shellcheck warning.The warning about
snakemake_paramsbeing unassigned can be safely ignored as this variable is dynamically injected by Snakemake during script execution, similar to other Snakemake-provided variables used in this script (snakemake_input,snakemake_output, etc.).If you want to suppress this warning explicitly, you could add this shellcheck directive at the top of the file:
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tests/test_script/scripts/test.sh (1)
3-4: LGTM! The test case correctly verifies parameter passing.
The added test appropriately checks if Snakemake correctly sets the string parameter to "foo". This aligns with the PR objective to test parameter setting functionality.
Let's verify how this parameter is set in the Snakemake workflow:
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for the test file and its related workflow to understand how they're connected:
Test case correctly verifies parameter passing from Snakemake workflow
The test case is properly verifying the string parameter which is set in the bash rule of the Snakefile (tests/test_script/Snakefile). The rule explicitly sets params: string="foo", which matches exactly what the test script is checking. This confirms that the test case is working as intended and properly integrated with Snakemake's parameter passing mechanism.
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tests/test_script/scripts/test.sh (1)
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6-8: Optimize error redirection.Since stderr is already redirected globally on line 3, the individual stderr redirections (
2> "${snakemake_log[0]}"and2>> "${snakemake_log[0]}") are redundant and can be removed.Suggested simplification:
-echo "The first input file is ${snakemake_input[0]}" > "${snakemake_output[0]}" 2> "${snakemake_log[0]}" -echo "The named input file is ${snakemake_input[named]}" >> "${snakemake_output[0]}" 2>> "${snakemake_log[0]}" -echo "The requested number of threads is ${snakemake[threads]}" >> "${snakemake_output[0]}" 2>> "${snakemake_log[0]}" +echo "The first input file is ${snakemake_input[0]}" > "${snakemake_output[0]}" +echo "The named input file is ${snakemake_input[named]}" >> "${snakemake_output[0]}" +echo "The requested number of threads is ${snakemake[threads]}" >> "${snakemake_output[0]}"🧰 Tools
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tests/test_script/scripts/test.sh (3)
2-2: Excellent addition of robust error handling!
The set -euo pipefail addition is a best practice that will:
- Fail fast on errors (
-e) - Catch unset variables (
-u) - Prevent masking of pipeline failures (
-o pipefail)
3-3: Good logging setup!
Redirecting stderr to Snakemake's log file ensures proper error tracking within the Snakemake workflow.
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Line range hint 1-8: Verify test execution in Snakemake workflow.
Regarding your comment about the test not running, let's verify the test configuration:
This will help identify if the test is properly integrated into the Snakemake workflow. Could you also verify that:
- The test file is executable (
chmod +x test.sh) - The test is included in the appropriate test suite configuration
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Test script is now executable and properly configured
The test script is now properly set up:
- The test script is now executable (
-rwxr-xr-x) - The test is properly configured in
tests/tests.pywith thetest_script()function - The test directory has the required structure with
Snakefile,config.yaml, and other necessary components
The initial issue of the test not running was likely due to the script not being executable. This has been fixed, and the test should now run properly.
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tests/test_script/Snakefile (1)
107-107: Consider maintaining consistent parameter naming across rules.While the change from
named_inputtonamedis valid, it creates an inconsistency with other rules in the file that usenamed_input(e.g., Julia and Rust rules). Consider either:
- Keeping
named_inputfor consistency, or- Updating all rules to use
namedfor uniformity
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Pattern **/*.py: Do not try to improve formatting.
Do not suggest type annotations for functions that are defined inside of functions or methods.
Do not suggest type annotation of the self argument of methods.
Do not suggest type annotation of the cls argument of classmethods.
Do not suggest return type annotation if a function or method does not contain a return statement.
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snakemake/script/__init__.py (1)
1442-1449: LGTM: Clean addition of _params_store to namedlists.
The addition of _params_store to the namedlists array is consistent with the PR objectives to improve parameter handling in Bash scripts.
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Based on the investigation, I can now provide a final response about the test execution issue.
Test execution is failing due to missing input file
The bash rule test is failing because the required input file test.in is missing, while the script expects to read from it. This is evident from:
- The test script checks for input files
${snakemake_input[0]}and${snakemake_input[named]}which both point totest.in - The file
test.inis not present in the test directory - The other input file
test2.inexists and contains data
To fix this:
- Ensure the rule that generates
test.inis executed before the bash rule - Verify that the input file path in the bash rule matches the actual location where
test.inis generated
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Verify test execution for the bash rule.
Given the PR comment "Oh. It didn't run the test…", let's verify if the test for this rule is properly executed.
Let me gather more information about the test execution by examining the Snakefile and related test configurations.
Let me check the test script and its execution.
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@johanneskoester the issue was relating to the changing of the internal name of params to _params_store. All fixed now. |
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [8.25.3](v8.25.2...v8.25.3) (2024-11-11) ### Bug Fixes * correctly set params in bash scripts ([#3188](#3188)) ([07ddab5](07ddab5)) * more robust inference of source path that properly respects hosting provider urls without loosing release or commit information ([#3195](#3195)) ([bd8212b](bd8212b)) * When generating a DAG or HTML rulegraph, use consistent colours ([#3189](#3189)) ([5f651d2](5f651d2)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
This PR tweaks the Bash script test to trigger the bug raised in #3187
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