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fix(cn): show the step 35 interval, CYP21A2 and gene-dosage results in both reports and the couple screen - #44
Reports now include CYP21A2 findings, gene-dosage estimates, and copy-number interval statuses and findings, with clear messages when data is unavailable or unreadable.
Couple screening can flag possible shared risk when partners have relevant findings in the same gene and at least one has a read-depth deletion call. CYP21A2 findings can also be included when available; these short-read findings are unconfirmed.
Genome lookup now recognizes locus names in repeat-expansion and Locityper results.
Bug Fixes
Locityper reports show unavailable read counts as “.” and do not pass calls when missing counts prevent checking the read-support rule.
Locityper stops with an error if its database marker is missing or does not match both reference files.
Documentation
Updated report, screening, and Locityper documentation, including workflow table availability.
Tests
Added coverage for report tables, missing or unreadable data, shared-risk findings, and Locityper validation.
…oth reports
The step 35 card said CYP21A2 was not assessed while step 35 calls it, and
the dosage and interval tables reached no report. The summary now carries
the dosage table, both reports print the CYP21A2 call, one line per dosage
locus and the interval counts with each changed row, and a missing table
says it is not in the run's output. A header without the copy-number
columns is unreadable, also with no row under it.
Bead: pgp-5bja.21
Bead: pgp-7fmg
…o deletion
A failed bedcov pass leaves every interval row not assessed, and the
summary line then read as a negative result. It now ends with 'none
called', and a called table names how many rows the negative covers.
The docs name which header-only tables are unreadable: a CYP21A2 table
without a status row reads as not assessed.
The changes add header-based validation and dosage parsing for copy-number tables, render CYP21A2, dosage, and interval results in text and HTML reports, and pass CYP21A2 tables to step 39. Couple reports also identify possible shared risk from read-depth deletion alleles and partner findings.
Changes: Copy-number reporting and couple screening
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Validate and collect copy-number tables bin/collect_summary.py, tests/test_collect_summary.py
Header validation now checks required columns even when tables have no data rows. Summary collection parses dosage rows and includes the dosage table as a Parascopy input. Tests cover called, missing, and unreadable tables.
Text and HTML reports include CYP21A2 calls, dosage results, and interval summaries and changed rows. Documentation and end-to-end tests cover table rendering and missing-table behavior. The documentation notes that Nextflow does not yet pass CYP21A2 or dosage tables to HTML_REPORT or the couple screen.
Step 39 passes an available CYP21A2 table to couple screening. The couple report adds possible shared-risk notes when partner findings match mapped genes and at least one partner has a mapped read-depth deletion allele.
geiresx/OwnGenome#26: Adds required Parascopy columns to the validation contract, which this change also checks for header-only tables.
geiresx/OwnGenome#14: Produces the CYP21A2 PSV table and adds its couple-screen parser, which this change passes through step 39 and displays in reports.
geiresx/OwnGenome#8: Routes copy-number intervals to reports and couple screening and adds carrier deletion alleles used by this change.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to a86b7
Resolve the stale-call risk before merging: a report generated after a failed standalone rerun can present old calls as current. The report and search defects also warrant correction.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a86b7
The inspected changes preserve input scoping and HTML escaping while strengthening reference-consistency checks. No new security vulnerability was established. Risk remains low rather than minimal because deployment compatibility and the broader security coverage are incomplete.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The inspected changes primarily affect the selected sample's reports and index, or the pedigree-scoped couple output. A shared Locityper database can affect multiple dependent runs, but this PR strengthens its reference check rather than granting new database-writing authority.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Locus-derived values remain search terms or displayed data in the inspected consumers. Static report terms are escaped, and live-search output uses DOM text construction rather than parsing those values as HTML. The added key does not feed the existing filesystem reads from section.source.
inferred — The Locityper digest check verifies reference consistency against a locally trusted marker; it is not an authenticity guarantee against an actor able to rewrite the database and marker together.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Database publication is coherent for sequential setup, but concurrent setup writers are not serialized around the shared temporary artifacts and DONE marker. Comparison with the PR base establishes this as a pre-existing limitation, not an introduced or worsened concern.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — If concurrent database setup is supported operationally, serialize writers and publish a completed database generation atomically to strengthen the existing marker-to-artifact identity guarantee.
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…epth risk to the carrier list
A dosage or interval row cut short of a column read as a row of '.'
values, or crashed both reports on a None status; such a table is now
unreadable. Step 35 removes its earlier HBA, dosage, CYP21A2 and interval
tables before the new SMN tables land, so a stopped step leaves none that
reads as this run's. The read-depth shared risk of the couple screen now
skips a gene the carrier list leaves out, and the sample reports say their
counts are of the gene table only. Tests for a DFNB1 pair and a folder
with only the dosage table.
The trailing sentence contains GJB2, so the assertion can pass even if D’s finding text is missing. Check the fixture’s finding immediately after D:.
Suggested fix
check("cn shared: C's del(GJB6-D13S1830) beside D's GJB2 hit is a possible DFNB1 shared risk naming both",
rc == 0 and "- **GJB2/GJB6 (DFNB1)**: C: del(GJB6-D13S1830) present (read depth, step 35: 1 of 2 "
- "copies); D: " in head and "GJB2" in head.split("; D: ", 1)[-1], (rc, log, head))+ "copies); D: " f"{mid('GJB2')[0]}:{mid('GJB2')[1]} A>G het, Pathogenic" in head, (rc, log, head))
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Update the check() assertion for the DFNB1 shared-risk case to verify D’s
fixture finding immediately after “D:” in the DFNB1 line, rather than accepting
a GJB2 mention anywhere in the remaining report. Use the expected finding text
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…p Locityper settings on a rerun (GeiserX#321)
## Problem
The results search and `owngenome-lookup.sh` could not find a repeat expansion, a Locityper locus or the CFTR, UGT1A1 and SLC6A4 readings by gene. Those sections name their gene under `locus`, and the search only read `gene`, `genes`, `Gene`, `SYMBOL` and `symbol`. A flagged HTT expansion was not in the index.
Three Locityper gaps sat beside it:
- `setup.sh` stamps the sha256 of the reference's `.fai` and FASTA into the database's `DONE`, but step 53 and the Nextflow `LOCITYPER` checked only the `.fai`. A FASTA with the same contigs and other bases passed.
- An install without `DONE` failed in the module with "built from another reference", which is the wrong reason.
- A result with no `total_reads` or `unexpl_reads` read as 0, so the unexplained-read rule passed on "0 of 0".
And `run-all.sh` read `LOCITYPER_DATA` and `LOCITYPER_BG_REGION` but left them out of `SWITCHES`. The recorded command dropped them, so `owngenome_recheck.py --rerun` replayed step 53 against the default database.
## Fix
- `bin/genome_lookup.py`: `locus` joins `GENE_KEYS`, behind the same upper-case filter. The index and the lookup share `names_of()`, so both find HTT, FMR1, UGT1A1, FCGR and HLA-DRB1 now. Regions sit under other keys, so no region becomes a term.
- `scripts/53-locityper.sh` and `modules/local/locityper/main.nf` check `fai=<sha256> fasta=<sha256> ` in `DONE`. The module first checks that `DONE` exists and says the install is unfinished when it does not. Hashing a GRCh38 FASTA adds about 10 to 20 seconds per run.
- `bin/locityper_report.py`: a result with no read counts fails the filter with the reason, and its count columns read `.`.
- `scripts/run-all.sh`: both switches are in `SWITCHES` and in the header. Two `switch` rows join `assets/output_contract.tsv`.
Output changes: the search index and the report's closing gene list gain terms from these sections. In `<sample>_locityper.tsv`, `total_reads` and `unexplained_reads` read `.` instead of `0` when Locityper gave no count, and such a call now fails the filter. Columns and file names are unchanged.
Decisions:
- Missing read counts fail the filter but keep the call, instead of marking the locus "not called". Locityper did produce a genotype. Failing the filter keeps it visible and stops it from passing as clean.
- The package's file list names `bin/results_search*.py`, which matches no file. The search keys live in `bin/genome_lookup.py` (and its test in `tests/test_results_index.py`), and no open lane edits them, so this PR changes them. `bin/locityper_report.py` is changed for the same reason: its test is in the list.
- Left for another PR, because the files belong to lanes in flight: an early `DONE` check for `--locityper_data` in `main.nf`, next to the other panel checks, and the four STR reading fixes in `bin/collect_summary.py` (the setup hint path, the no-5T wording, unmapped TA counts, and the stale state of traits and CPIC).
## How it was checked
- `tests/test_results_index.py`: a summary with HTT and FMR1 in the expansions, a UGT1A1 reading, and FCGR and HLA-DRB1 in Locityper. All five are terms of their sections, no region is a term, and the lookup finds HTT and FCGR. Red control in the test: without the `locus` key none of them is a term. On the pre-fix `GENE_KEYS` the test fails 2 checks ("HTT: None, FMR1: None ...", "none of the reports mentions HTT").
- `tests/test_locityper_report.py`, new cases 2, 8 and 9: missing read counts fail; the recorded command and `meta switches` keep both Locityper switches (control: a run without them records none); step 53 and the module's guard lines, run in bash, stop on a missing `DONE` and on another FASTA and pass on this one (control: a `DONE` naming only the `.fai` is refused). On the pre-fix code the test fails 8 checks.
- `scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py --static`: 0 problems; without the two rows it reports 2 (`switch LOCITYPER_DATA ... has no row`).
- CI on 6eb53e8: Guard green, its unit-tests job ran every new check above (https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42298606493). Lint, Nextflow, Personal data, Container Test and Docs green too. The first push failed the personal-data scan, which read the test's repeat counts as genotypes; the fixture no longer carries any.
- e2e: this PR adds no e2e case. The fork's e2e run on the final head is the gate.
Bead: pgp-5bja.28
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Gene names listed under `locus` are now included in report matching and genome lookup.
* Reports show `.` for unavailable or invalid read counts, and calls without valid counts fail the read-count filter.
* Locityper stops before running if its database is missing the required completion marker or its FASTA reference checks do not match.
* **Documentation**
* Clarified database requirements and how missing read counts affect filtering.
* Documented the Locityper environment settings used by `run-all`.
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Major · Prevent old catalog calls from appearing current after a failed rerun. · 35-paralogs.sh:160-164
scripts/35-paralogs.sh:160-164 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Prevent old catalog calls from appearing current after a failed rerun.
If parascopy depth fails during a standalone rerun, the cleanup removes the depth tables but leaves the earlier catalog tables. Without run-all status, the summary can report those old calls as current. Invalidate or mark the catalog calls for the failed rerun while preserving the Paraphase table.
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Review comment at @scripts/35-paralogs.sh around lines 160 - 164:
Update the cleanup and failure handling around the depth-table removal in this
script so a failed standalone parascopy depth rerun also invalidates or marks
stale the prior catalog calls, preventing the summary from treating them as
current. Preserve the Paraphase table.
Minor · Handle missing fields in dosage rows. · render_report.py:1693-1694
bin/render_report.py:1693-1694 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle missing fields in dosage rows.
A schema-valid summary can contain a dosage row without every field. With --summary, that row can raise KeyError and abort the report. Use defaults for missing fields.
Suggested fix
- label = f"{DOSAGE_NAMES.get(r['locus'], r['locus'])} copies (from depth)"- if r["status"] == "called":- value = f"{r['copies']} (estimate {r['estimate']})"- if r["reading"] != ".":+ locus = r.get("locus", ".")+ label = f"{DOSAGE_NAMES.get(locus, locus)} copies (from depth)"+ if r.get("status") == "called":+ value = f"{r.get('copies', '.')} (estimate {r.get('estimate', '.')})"+ if r.get("reading", ".") != ".":
value += f". Reading: {r['reading']}"
else:
- value = f"{r['status']} ({r['reason']})"+ value = f"{r.get('status', '.')} ({r.get('reason', '.')})"
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Review comment at @bin/render_report.py around lines 1693 - 1694:
Update dosage_lines to use defaults when reading optional fields from dosage
rows, including locus, status, copies, estimate, reading, and reason. Ensure
rows missing any of these fields render with the established placeholder instead
of raising KeyError, while preserving the existing formatting for complete rows.
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Review comments at @bin/genome_lookup.py:
- Line 61: Update the locus handling in GENE_KEYS and names_of() so copy-number
interval identifiers are excluded from gene terms before indexing, while valid
gene names in locus remain eligible. Use the interval data or format to
distinguish these identifiers rather than relying only on uppercase-letter
checks.
Review comments at @bin/locityper_report.py:
- Around line 110-111: Update the digit-only string branch in count to accept
only ASCII digits before converting the value, or handle conversion failure
locally; ensure unsupported digit strings do not raise and interrupt row_for
processing, preserving the report’s not-called behavior for unreadable loci.
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Review comments at @bin/render_report.py:
- Around line 1693-1694: Update dosage_lines to use defaults when reading
optional fields from dosage rows, including locus, status, copies, estimate,
reading, and reason. Ensure rows missing any of these fields render with the
established placeholder instead of raising KeyError, while preserving the
existing formatting for complete rows.
Review comments at @scripts/35-paralogs.sh:
- Around line 160-164: Update the cleanup and failure handling around the
depth-table removal in this script so a failed standalone parascopy depth rerun
also invalidates or marks stale the prior catalog calls, preventing the summary
from treating them as current. Preserve the Paraphase table.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Exclude copy-number interval IDs from gene terms.
locus does not always hold a gene name. When a copy-number interval changes, read_cn_intervals() puts its identifier, such as 22q11.2_DGS_proximal_A-D, under locus. names_of() accepts that identifier because it contains uppercase letters. The search index then presents it as a gene term. Distinguish interval IDs from gene names before indexing locus; the new test checks the separate region field but does not catch this case. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @bin/genome_lookup.py at line 61:
Update the locus handling in GENE_KEYS and names_of() so copy-number interval
identifiers are excluded from gene terms before indexing, while valid gene names
in locus remain eligible. Use the interval data or format to distinguish these
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Fix the digit-only string branch in count.
str.isdigit() returns True for some non-ASCII digits. Examples are superscript digits such as "²". int("²") then raises ValueError. row_for does not catch it, so one malformed res.json.gz stops the whole report. That breaks the rule that a locus the report cannot read reads "not called". Use isascii() as well, or wrap int() in a try. The try version also accepts a leading +.
Proposed fix
--- "a/bin/locityper_report.py"+++ "b/bin/locityper_report.py"@@ -107,8 +107,8 @@
return v if v >= 0 else None
if isinstance(v, float) and v.is_integer() and v >= 0:
return int(v)
- if isinstance(v, str) and v.strip().isdigit():- return int(v)+ if isinstance(v, str) and v.strip().isascii() and v.strip().isdigit():+ return int(v.strip())
return None
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Update the digit-only string branch in count to accept only ASCII digits before
converting the value, or handle conversion failure locally; ensure unsupported
digit strings do not raise and interrupt row_for processing, preserving the
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