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    • Updated rules documentation with new features, clarifications, and examples to enhance usability.

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The pull request updates the docs/snakefiles/rules.rst documentation to include new features and clarifications for the Snakemake workflow system. Notable additions are the from_queue function for dynamic input file handling, the update output flag for appending to existing files, and the before_update input flag for managing cyclic dependencies. The document structure is preserved, with new examples to demonstrate these features.

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docs/snakefiles/rules.rst Updated to include the from_queue function, update output flag, and before_update input flag, along with examples and clarifications.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
docs/snakefiles/rules.rst (4)

Line range hint 2917-2934: Consider enhancing the documentation with additional details.

The documentation could be improved by:

  1. Adding more examples of use cases beyond streaming data analysis (e.g., real-time monitoring, log processing)
  2. Explicitly mentioning that the queue must be thread-safe
  3. Adding a note about potential performance implications

2936-2936: Consider adding more details about the finish sentinel behavior.

The documentation could be enhanced by:

  1. Explaining what happens if the sentinel is never received (e.g., timeout behavior)
  2. Clarifying whether the sentinel can be any Python object or if there are restrictions

Line range hint 2937-2975: Consider enhancing the example code with additional documentation.

The example could be improved by:

  1. Adding comments explaining the purpose of the error handling (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit)
  2. Showing how to properly clean up resources (e.g., joining threads) when the workflow is interrupted
  3. Adding a note about thread safety considerations

Line range hint 2977-3037: Consider adding safety considerations for file updates.

The documentation could be enhanced with:

  1. Warning about potential race conditions when multiple jobs update the same file
  2. Explaining any limitations or edge cases (e.g., what happens if the file doesn't exist)
  3. Best practices for using update/before_update in distributed environments
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Thanks a lot!

@johanneskoester johanneskoester merged commit 72a6994 into snakemake:main Nov 26, 2024
@dcroote dcroote deleted the docs-continuously-updated branch November 26, 2024 15:58
johanneskoester pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 27, 2024
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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##
[8.25.4](v8.25.3...v8.25.4)
(2024-11-27)


### 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))
([17aed41](17aed41))

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