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fix(chip): read back a chip file we exported without shifting its chrM positions - #342
Step 40 writes a 23andMe-layout file whose chrM sites carry rCRS positions, taken from dbSNP. Feed that file back to scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh and it treats the MT positions the way 23andMe numbers them, on hg19's chrM, and moves each one through the chain's chrM block. So almost every chrM site of our own export lands one or two bases off, and one is dropped. The round trip test from #325 had to leave chrM out for this reason.
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chip-to-vcf.sh now knows a file step 40 wrote by its first line, # This data file was generated by OwnGenome, which bin/export_consumer.py writes and its strict reader already requires. For such a file it keeps the MT positions as they are and prints how many it kept. A vendor 23andMe file has no such line, so its MT sites move to the rCRS exactly as before. AncestryDNA and MyHeritage input is untouched.
A step 40 file saved again by an editor that adds a UTF-8 byte order mark still counts as ours: the mark is dropped before the first-line check and the comment filter. Before, such a file lost the marker, its chrM sites moved, and the marked comment line went through as data.
Decision: the plan suggested a new # MT: rCRS header line in the export. bin/export_consumer.py is outside this package's files, and the existing first line already marks our file without doubt, so this PR reads that line instead of adding one. No output file changes.
Docs: docs/40-export-consumer.md and docs/chip-data-guide.md now say the round trip keeps chrM, and name the new e2e case.
How it was checked
New e2e case tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh. It runs step 40 on a copy of the fixture's gVCF with the CI site table (285 chrM sites), reads the 23andMe file back through chip-to-vcf.sh and checks that every called chrM site lands on its rCRS position with the reference base there and the allele of the fixture's own call. A control strips the first line, as a vendor file has none, and checks the sites are moved through the chain.
Red on main's code (first push, test only, d3314d8): https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42597648743 . 285 called chrM sites, 284 read back, 2 on their rCRS position; the check called chrM sites read back on their rCRS position failed with got '2', want '285'. The control passed, so the vendor path moves sites as before.
Green with the fix (14f2fe4): https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42609340238 . 285 called chrM sites, 285 read back, 285 on their rCRS position, 0 with another allele than case 21's call. The control without the first line still moves the sites (2 of 285 stay). consumer-export-1, ancestry-fine-grained-1, output-contract-1-hg002 and the two FASTQ cases, which also run chip-to-vcf.sh, passed in the same run.
Byte order mark (cc2b777): the case now also reads step 40's file back with a mark in front, and the control asserts that chip-to-vcf.sh exits 0 and reads chrM back. Red first, on an invented 23andMe file with a mark and two MT rows, running the real script through stage 0 with a stub docker: main and 14f2fe4 print 2 site(s) moved from hg19 chrM to rCRS positions and write MT 498 and 998, the fix prints written by OwnGenome step 40, 2 site(s) already on rCRS positions, kept and writes 500 and 1000. The same file without the mark is kept and a vendor file is still moved. The fork e2e run on cc2b777 is the CI evidence.
Preserved rCRS mitochondrial positions when converting files generated by the application, while retaining the existing position conversion for vendor files.
Tests
Added an end-to-end check for mitochondrial position and allele consistency, including behavior when the generated-file marker is absent.
Documentation
Clarified how generated and vendor files’ mitochondrial positions are handled.
A new e2e case runs step 40 on the fixture, reads the 23andMe file back
through chip-to-vcf.sh and checks every called chrM site lands on its
rCRS position with case 21's call. On main it fails: chip-to-vcf.sh moves
the MT positions as if they were on hg19's chrM.
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Step 40 output files with the OwnGenome first-line marker now retain their rCRS MT positions when read by chip-to-vcf.sh. Files without the marker continue through the existing chrM position mapping. Documentation and an end-to-end test cover both paths.
chrM position round-trip
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Summary
Detect and handle MT positions scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh, docs/40-export-consumer.md, docs/chip-data-guide.md
The converter recognizes the OwnGenome first-line marker and retains MT positions in rCRS. Files without the marker continue through chrM chain-block mapping. The documentation describes these behaviors.
Verify generated and vendor-file paths tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh
The test checks generated-file calls against fixture positions and alleles, then removes the marker and checks the vendor-file mapping path.
Exports saved by an editor with a UTF-8 BOM can be reimported with incorrect mitochondrial positions. Normalize the BOM before detecting the export marker; strengthening the vendor control would also improve regression coverage.
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chip-to-vcf.sh moves a 23andMe file's MT positions from hg19's chrM to
the rCRS. Step 40's file already has rCRS positions, so reading it back
put each chrM site one or two bases off. The script now knows that file
by its first line and keeps its MT positions; a vendor file has no such
line and moves as before.
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tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh: 1
151-158: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Require vendor chrM records in the control.
If conversion fails after the moved message, the control can pass with no chrM records. Assert that conversion succeeds and that the read-back contains called chrM records.
echo "control, no first line: ${v_called:-?} called chrM sites, ${v_got:-?} read back, ${v_on:-?} on their rCRS position, ${v_bad:-?} with another allele"
+check_eq "control: chip-to-vcf.sh succeeds" "$(cat "${CASE_TMP}/HG002CMV.status")" 0+check_ge "control: called chrM records read back" "${v_got:-0}" 1
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh around lines 151 - 158:
Update the mt_roundtrip helper to preserve the chip-to-vcf.sh exit status, then
use the control case to assert conversion succeeded and at least one called chrM
record was read back; keep the existing position and allele checks unchanged.
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Review comments at @scripts/chip-to-vcf.sh:
- Around line 102-103: Update the RAW_TSV input handling around the RCRS
detection so a leading UTF-8 BOM is removed before both export-marker detection
and comment filtering. Preserve the existing marker check and chrM mapping
behavior for BOM-prefixed step 40 exports.
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Review comments at @tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh:
- Around line 151-158: Update the mt_roundtrip helper to preserve the
chip-to-vcf.sh exit status, then use the control case to assert conversion
succeeded and at least one called chrM record was read back; keep the existing
position and allele checks unchanged.
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A step 40 file saved again by an editor that writes a UTF-8 byte order
mark lost its first-line marker, so chip-to-vcf.sh moved its chrM sites
off their rCRS positions and kept the marked comment line as data. Drop
the mark before both reads. The e2e case reads such a file back, and its
control now also asserts the conversion exits 0 and reads chrM back.
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Problem
Step 40 writes a 23andMe-layout file whose chrM sites carry rCRS positions, taken from dbSNP. Feed that file back to
scripts/chip-to-vcf.shand it treats the MT positions the way 23andMe numbers them, on hg19's chrM, and moves each one through the chain's chrM block. So almost every chrM site of our own export lands one or two bases off, and one is dropped. The round trip test from #325 had to leave chrM out for this reason.Fix
chip-to-vcf.shnow knows a file step 40 wrote by its first line,# This data file was generated by OwnGenome, whichbin/export_consumer.pywrites and its strict reader already requires. For such a file it keeps the MT positions as they are and prints how many it kept. A vendor 23andMe file has no such line, so its MT sites move to the rCRS exactly as before. AncestryDNA and MyHeritage input is untouched.A step 40 file saved again by an editor that adds a UTF-8 byte order mark still counts as ours: the mark is dropped before the first-line check and the comment filter. Before, such a file lost the marker, its chrM sites moved, and the marked comment line went through as data.
Decision: the plan suggested a new
# MT: rCRSheader line in the export.bin/export_consumer.pyis outside this package's files, and the existing first line already marks our file without doubt, so this PR reads that line instead of adding one. No output file changes.Docs:
docs/40-export-consumer.mdanddocs/chip-data-guide.mdnow say the round trip keeps chrM, and name the new e2e case.How it was checked
New e2e case
tests/e2e/chip-mt-1-roundtrip.sh. It runs step 40 on a copy of the fixture's gVCF with the CI site table (285 chrM sites), reads the 23andMe file back throughchip-to-vcf.shand checks that every called chrM site lands on its rCRS position with the reference base there and the allele of the fixture's own call. A control strips the first line, as a vendor file has none, and checks the sites are moved through the chain.285 called chrM sites, 284 read back, 2 on their rCRS position; the checkcalled chrM sites read back on their rCRS positionfailed withgot '2', want '285'. The control passed, so the vendor path moves sites as before.285 called chrM sites, 285 read back, 285 on their rCRS position, 0 with another allele than case 21's call. The control without the first line still moves the sites (2 of 285 stay).consumer-export-1,ancestry-fine-grained-1,output-contract-1-hg002and the two FASTQ cases, which also runchip-to-vcf.sh, passed in the same run.chip-to-vcf.shexits 0 and reads chrM back. Red first, on an invented 23andMe file with a mark and two MT rows, running the real script through stage 0 with a stub docker: main and 14f2fe4 print2 site(s) moved from hg19 chrM to rCRS positionsand write MT 498 and 998, the fix printswritten by OwnGenome step 40, 2 site(s) already on rCRS positions, keptand writes 500 and 1000. The same file without the mark is kept and a vendor file is still moved. The fork e2e run on cc2b777 is the CI evidence.Beads
Closes pgp-pfw6.46 (epic pgp-pfw6, package chip-mt).
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