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fix(e2e): read the network block from either curl wording, so main's e2e runs its shards again - #308
Main's e2e has been red on every merge since #287 (a785c46), and its shards never ran, so anything else broken on main stayed hidden.
The cause is the network-block control in bash-step-08-hla. Before that case runs offline, e2e-run.sh sends one request under the block and reads curl's error to prove the request went to the closed proxy. It looked for curl's older wording, 127.0.0.1 port 9. The curl on the 26.04 runners words the same blocked request as Failed to connect to raw.githubusercontent.com port 443 via 127.0.0.1. The block held, the check missed it, and the base leg failed (runs 42116452302, 42143388959). The fork's runners still print the old wording, which is why every fork run passed.
Fix
offline_blocked in scripts/ci/e2e-run.sh accepts both wordings. It still refuses an error that never reached the proxy: a refused connection, a name that does not resolve, an empty error.
tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh gains five cases on the real function: both curl wordings pass; refused, unresolved and empty errors fail. With main's old pattern put back, it fails on the newer wording, the exact failure main hit.
tests/test_e2e_shards.sh passes with the new need. e2e-scope.sh check: 147 cases, each with a row. shellcheck: no warnings.
The proof that matters is main's own e2e run after this merges: the base leg passes and the shards run.
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Bug Fixes
Improved offline network checks to recognize multiple curl error formats when requests are blocked by the configured proxy.
Checks continue to fail when errors do not identify that proxy, including DNS failures and unrelated connection refusals.
…he parity case its slivar need
Main's E2E has been red since #287: the base leg's network-block control in
bash-step-08-hla wanted curl's older error ("127.0.0.1 port 9"), and the
curl on the 26.04 runners says "port 443 via 127.0.0.1" for the same blocked
request. The block held; the check did not recognise it, so every shard was
skipped. offline_blocked accepts both wordings and still refuses an error
that never reached the closed proxy; tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh checks
five error lines and fails on main's old pattern.
nextflow-report-parity-1-sections reads CHPH/slivar from
comphet-phasing-1-reads but did not list it as a need, so a scoped run that
picked the parity case alone failed (seen on #302's fork run).
The offline network-block control now recognizes two curl error formats that identify the closed proxy. Tests cover both accepted formats and reject errors that do not identify the proxy.
The control uses offline_blocked() to recognize both curl error formats that identify the closed proxy. It keeps the existing failure path when neither format is present.
Test proxy error recognition tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh
Tests verify that both proxy error formats are accepted, while host refusal without proxy wording, DNS resolution failure, and empty output are rejected.
GeiserX/OwnGenome#287: Adds the HLA network-block control that this change updates to recognize both curl error formats.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 94d14
The change restores recognition of newer curl errors, but an overridden loopback proxy can falsely satisfy the offline control. Merge risk is bounded; tighten proxy verification and add control-level regression coverage.
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The new assertions call offline_blocked directly, so they still pass if data_seed stops using it. Add tests that supply both curl wordings and unrelated errors to data_seed, then check CASE_ENV and CASE_CONTROL_FAILED.
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Review comment at @tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh around lines 65 - 70:
Update the e2e tests to exercise offline-error handling through data_seed rather
than calling offline_blocked directly. Supply both curl error wordings and an
unrelated error to data_seed, then assert the expected CASE_ENV and
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- Line 610: Update the curl failure check in the `grep` expression so an error
mentioning `via 127.0.0.1` is accepted only after confirming the effective proxy
port is 9; do not let a connection failure through another port, such as 8080,
satisfy the control.
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- Around line 65-70: Update the e2e tests to exercise offline-error handling
through data_seed rather than calling offline_blocked directly. Supply both curl
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curl official documentation proxy command line option overrides proxy environment variables default .curlrc config file precedence error Failed to connect via proxy
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Sources consulted:
- curl - How To Use — https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html
- curl - How To Use — https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html?pubDate=20250316
- curl - Tutorial — https://curl.se/docs/tutorial.html?locale=en_us
- …and 22 more
curl 8 source "Failed to connect to" "via" proxy port error connect.c hostname proxyhost
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Sources consulted:
- curl/lib/connect.c at master · curl/curl · GitHub — https://github.com/curl/curl/blob/master/lib/connect.c
- lib/connect.c - platform/external/curl - Git at Google — https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/curl/%2B/509bd3b7b97133908725e95477a5a01fac1db836/lib/connect.c
- Mismatching/wrong error message for connect failure · Issue #9549 · curl/curl — GitHub issue 9549 in curl/curl (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- [curl] New DNS/connect failure wording: 'curl: (6) Could not resolve host: <name>' / 'Could not resolve proxy: <name>' and 'curl: (7) Failed to connect to host:port [via ... | over proxy ...] after N… — problem and known approaches — Knowledge for Agents — https://knowledgeforagents.com/…[truncated]
- …and 26 more
If curl configuration overrides the proxy to 127.0.0.1:8080, a failed connection can still match via 127.0.0.1. The control then passes without testing port 9. Check the effective proxy port before accepting this error.
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Update the curl failure check in the `grep` expression so an error mentioning
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…k and slow mirrors, and give every e2e case its timing row (#307)
## Problem
CI failed for reasons unrelated to the change under test. The pinned Nextflow stub run ran out of disk twice on 2026-11-05 and nothing in its log showed how much disk was free. On a cold data cache, a slow EBI transfer could use up a whole e2e leg's 240-minute limit, because a fill had no total time cap. The PGS Catalog score files and the HAPNEST panel still came only from EBI, which refused connections on 2026-11-04. The free-disk action never checked whether its cleanup worked. Three e2e cases had no row in the timing table, and nothing caught that. Steps 50 to 53 listed no pins in `assets/steps.tsv`, and `owngenome_recheck.py` only compared the five pins it looks up upstream, so it never named step 53 after a Locityper panel bump.
## Fix
- `nextflow.yml`: on the pinned leg, the one with the Docker stub run, a new step prints the free space under `/` and under Docker's root to the log and the summary. Below 20 GB (`MIN_FREE_GB`) it stops with a clear error. A failed job also prints `df`.
- `free-disk` waits for each deletion and for the image prune, and names a failed one in a warning and in the summary. The step still passes (best effort, as before).
- `e2e-run.sh`: `data_fill` runs a data cache fill within `E2E_DATA_BUDGET` seconds (2400, set in `e2e.yml`). A fill still running at that point is stopped and its case fails as `FAIL (data fill over 2400s)` without running. Each file gets at most `E2E_MIRROR_BUDGET` seconds on the mirror (900, or half the fill's budget), so a slow mirror leaves the source its turn. `--data-fill NAME` runs one fill alone. To make that option work, the download functions moved above the option dispatch. The moved code is unchanged apart from the PGS branch.
- Release `e2e-data-1` now also holds the four PGS score files of `prs-scores-and-run-options-1` and `GRCh38_HAPNEST_reference.tar.zst`. These were uploaded as new assets; no existing asset was replaced. The score files are pinned by md5 in `PGS_MD5`, using the md5 the PGS Catalog served beside each on 2026-11-06. They are tried on the mirror first, then EBI. A cached score must match its pin as well as its `.md5`. `E2E_PGS_MD5` replaces the list, for the test only. `setup_ancestry_panel` in `tests/e2e/lib.sh` takes the panel from an earlier install, or else from the mirror (at most 15 minutes), on a cache miss. It checks the panel against `HAPNEST_SHA256` and runs `setup.sh` with the network blocked. EBI stays the fallback.
- `e2e-case-times.tsv` gets rows for `cyp21a2-short-reads-1-hg002` (11 s), `followups-clinvar-traits-1-rules-html` (2 s) and `str-extra-repeats-1-readings` (16 s). The times are medians of their passing runs in fork runs 42117897798 and 42113482243 and upstream run 42112115120. The new `e2e-shards.sh check` fails and names every case with no row. `tests/test_e2e_shards.sh` runs it on the real table, so the unit tests catch a missing row.
- `assets/steps.tsv` reads column: 50 `MEGANE_IMAGE` (it builds the k-mer set), 51 `MOCHA_PANEL_VERSION,MOCHA_IMAGE`, 52 `VNTYPER_IMAGE` (its reference data is inside), 53 `LOCITYPER_PANEL_VERSION,LOCITYPER_IMAGE` (the image builds the database). `owngenome_recheck.py` now compares every other versions.env pin a step reads with the run's value. These pins have no upstream lookup, so a pin that differs makes its step rerun-ready and nothing is asked online. Its action names the setup.sh option that installs that step's data and image (`--megane-kmers`, `--mocha-data`, `--locityper-data`), since the main setup leaves them out; VNtyper's data is inside its image, which the run pulls. `state.json` gains one item per such pin; no existing item or field changes. `docs/53-locityper.md` now says in one sentence that the QV 20 gate measures how close each called haplotype is to the truth, not Locityper's own genotype quality.
No pipeline option, config key or output file changes. The only new names are CI env vars (`E2E_DATA_BUDGET`, `E2E_MIRROR_BUDGET`, `MIN_FREE_GB`, and `FREE_DISK_PATHS` and `E2E_PGS_MD5` for the tests).
Decisions:
- The shard planner still runs a case with no timing row, as a 300-second case. The new check runs in the unit tests, not in the e2e plan, so a missing row fails Guard quickly and never blocks an e2e run.
- Pins with no upstream lookup (steps 50 to 53) are compared with the run's value only, and a change in either direction counts. The new data is what this checkout installs, so a rerun uses it whichever way the pin moved.
- A fill over budget fails its case and does not hand the download back to the case. The case's own download would come from the same slow source and use up the leg.
- The disk gate on the stub run fails the job. It does not just warn: a clear failure at the start beats a "No space left on device" halfway through.
## How it was checked
Each new check was watched red first. The red runs were local, on the pre-fix code:
- `E2E_TIMES=<main's table> scripts/ci/e2e-shards.sh check` exits 1 and names the three cases. The test also plants two missing rows (both named), a missing table and an empty case directory. With this branch's table it passes: "Every one of the 147 cases is listed once" and the check is OK.
- `tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh`, free-disk part: on main's `action.yml` it gives 3 FAIL lines; on this branch both cases PASS. The planted case reads `rm -rf .../planted-fail (exit 1); docker image prune -a (exit 3)`, and the control names nothing. The fake `sudo` refuses any path outside the test folder.
- `tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh`, budget part: the planted mirror on 127.0.0.1 trickles at about 2 KB/s, with every other host blocked. The fill stops after 4 s with exit 124 and the message, and no download is left running. With the watchdog disabled the same check fails (exit 124 only from the outer 60 s timeout). The control, a mirror that answers 404, fails in 1 to 2 s with no budget message.
- `tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh`, review round 1: these checks run against the previous `e2e-run.sh` and fail there. A slow mirror runs to the 50 s budget instead of being cut at its 2 s deadline. A cached score that matches only its `.md5` passes `--data-check`. On this head, the mirror is cut at 2 s and the source is tried within the budget. A mirror with bytes matching the pins fills the entry with the source blocked. A mirror with wrong bytes is refused and leaves no score behind.
- `tests/test_owngenome_recheck.py`: on main's `steps.tsv` the new check fails on all six pins (`affected_steps` empty). On this branch it passes. Both planted mistakes fail it: row 53 with no reads, and a catalogue without the report step. The check wants exactly the pin's step plus the report.
- `tests/test_owngenome_recheck.py`, review round 2: `check()` on a run with an older `LOCITYPER_PANEL_VERSION` than the checkout pins must put 53 in `rerun_ready_steps` with an action naming `setup.sh --locityper-data`, and must not mark 53 when they match. On the previous `owngenome_recheck.py` it fails (`rerun_ready_steps` empty); on this head it passes, and it fails again on the planted row 53 with no reads. CI: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42198575660 .
- `mfetch` now logs each file the mirror serves. The good-mirror check in `tests/test_e2e_data_cache.sh` now wants that line; the previous `e2e-run.sh` printed no such line, so it could not pass there.
- The nextflow disk gate, run locally with fake `df`: exit 0 at 100 GB free, exit 1 with the error at 10 GB.
- The mirror copies: `curl` from the release URL returns sha256 `8ba05cff...` for the panel (the `HAPNEST_SHA256` pin) and the pinned md5 for a score file.
- `tests/test_run_state.py`, `tests/test_live_demo.py`, `tests/test_e2e_scope.sh`, `e2e-scope.sh check` and `make_demo_events.py --check` pass locally. shellcheck at warning level and actionlint are clean.
CI on head 097f390 (main with #308 merged in): every fast check is green. Guard with the unit tests: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42211829372 . Nextflow: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42211829504 . The fork e2e run, base and all six shards green: https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42212052054 . On the earlier head dcaefe1 the pinned Nextflow leg was rerun once after quay.io cut a haplocheck image pull short; its new step logged 123 GB free under the Docker root.
The last commit, 60dd026, changes only `bin/owngenome_recheck.py` and its unit test. No e2e case runs that file.
The 10-runs acceptance of the disk bead: every Nextflow run since 2026-11-05 18:00 UTC passed, 35 runs across main and the open PRs, with 2 cancelled and none failed by disk. That includes 13 in a row after the free-disk step landed on main.
Beads: pgp-04el, pgp-r9oj, pgp-1rg3, pgp-8t5j, pgp-ma6g
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* End-to-end test data downloads now verify checksums, try configured mirrors before original sources, and stop after a time limit. Timed-out cache fills are reported as failed cases.
* HAPNEST setup verifies cached or mirrored panels before use and falls back to the original source when needed.
* CI checks available disk space before a Nextflow run and reports cleanup failures as warnings without stopping the job.
* **New Features**
* Shard validation now checks that every test case has a timing-table entry.
* Rerun checks now detect changes to additional version pins and show the relevant setup action.
* **Documentation**
* Clarified image-test quality metrics and expanded guidance on caching, test data, and shard validation.
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E2E evidence: https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42212052054
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Main's e2e has been red on every merge since #287 (a785c46), and its shards never ran, so anything else broken on main stayed hidden.
The cause is the network-block control in
bash-step-08-hla. Before that case runs offline,e2e-run.shsends one request under the block and reads curl's error to prove the request went to the closed proxy. It looked for curl's older wording,127.0.0.1 port 9. The curl on the 26.04 runners words the same blocked request asFailed to connect to raw.githubusercontent.com port 443 via 127.0.0.1. The block held, the check missed it, and the base leg failed (runs 42116452302, 42143388959). The fork's runners still print the old wording, which is why every fork run passed.Fix
offline_blockedinscripts/ci/e2e-run.shaccepts both wordings. It still refuses an error that never reached the proxy: a refused connection, a name that does not resolve, an empty error.nextflow-report-parity-1-sectionsreadsCHPH/slivarfromcomphet-phasing-1-readsand now lists it as a need. Since ci(e2e): run only the e2e cases a pull request can affect #297 a scoped run picks a case and its listed needs only, so the parity case failed on its own in fix(str): say in step 09's log that the CFTR TG and poly-T counts are unphased #302's fork run (42136824719, shard 1: "an earlier case or the fixture left CHPH/slivar/CHPH_prioritized.vcf.gz").How it was checked
tests/test_e2e_data_cache.shgains five cases on the real function: both curl wordings pass; refused, unresolved and empty errors fail. With main's old pattern put back, it fails on the newer wording, the exact failure main hit.tests/test_e2e_shards.shpasses with the new need.e2e-scope.sh check: 147 cases, each with a row. shellcheck: no warnings.Summary by CodeRabbit