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fix(live): keep a child's results veiled when a fetch fails, and let one bad row cost one card - #75
Results that may require action remain concealed when family membership or run-state information is unavailable. A warning explains when family status cannot be determined.
Search results and gene suggestions no longer reveal matches found only in concealed sections; a notice explains when closed results are excluded.
Unreadable result rows are reported without preventing other findings from appearing.
Family pages continue to display other members when one member’s summary cannot be read.
Run-status reporting handles malformed durations and changing trace files more reliably.
Documentation
Updated live-site and family-page guidance to describe concealed results, search filtering, and unreadable summaries.
…unknown
A finding page whose state.json or frames.json did not answer, a person
page whose state came without plugins, and a sample that no readable
family lists while another family's pedigree cannot be read were all
read as a standalone adult, so a child's result to act on showed without
the "Show the result" step. Each is now an unknown role and stays closed;
opening one finding keeps the unknown role for the rest of that page.
The person page redraws when the family lookup starts, and the header
search leaves out the hits and suggestions of a card the page keeps
closed. A member summary of an unexpected shape costs its own column of
the family page, not the page.
Epic: pgp-5bja
…s page
A ClinVar hit whose stars was not a number made finding_rows raise, and
results.json fell back to a note with no card at all. Each rule now
reads its rows one at a time: a row it cannot read becomes a finding
worth a look on its own card that names no gene, and every other card
and finding renders. The finding route test now logs in with the finding
as next and checks the login lands back on it.
Epic: pgp-5bja
The parsed-trace cache keyed on mtime and size alone, so a trace file
replaced by another of the same size and mtime kept its old rows. The
key now holds the device, inode and ctime too. A duration cell such as
1.2.3s raised and lost the whole trace file; it now costs that row its
end time only. A trace removed between the listing and the read is
skipped.
Epic: pgp-5bja
The changes distinguish unknown family state from known absence, keep concealed findings out of search, isolate malformed rows and summaries, and update duration parsing and trace-cache identity. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.
Changes: Family state and concealed results
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Summary
Track unknown family state bin/owngenome_live_family.py, assets/live/person.js, assets/live/finding.js, tests/test_owngenome_live_family.py
Family data that is missing or unreadable remains unknown rather than being treated as known absence. Finding and person pages use known family data for family navigation and content, and tests cover unknown membership.
Keep concealed results out of search assets/live/person.js, assets/live/plugins/family.js, assets/live/plugins/search.js, tests/test_live_demo.py, docs/live-site.md
Closed pages identify hidden results. Search omits hits and gene suggestions that appear only in concealed cards. The family and search surfaces explain unknown or concealed results. Tests check unknown state and search filtering.
Malformed finding rows produce unreadable-row review findings without stopping processing of other rows. Tests check row isolation and verify that login returns to the requested finding page.
Mark unreadable family summaries bin/owngenome_live_family.py, tests/test_live_family_depth.py, docs/multi-sample.md
A member with malformed summary data is marked “summary not readable,” while other member columns remain available. Tests cover malformed summary shapes.
Trace parsing and cache state
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Parse durations and identify trace files bin/run_state.py, tests/test_run_state_trace_cache.py
Duration parsing rejects malformed values. Trace-cache keys include device, inode, modification time, change time, and size. Trace discovery excludes files whose modification time cannot be read.
geiresx/OwnGenome#57: Introduced the live person, family, and search surfaces that this change updates.
geiresx/OwnGenome#62: Introduced concealed actionable findings for unknown family roles and unavailable family data.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 126a7
Several minor robustness gaps remain in the malformed-row handling. One privacy-relevant gap remains: search results can stay visible after the family state becomes unknown. Resolve these before merging, or accept them explicitly.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 126a7
The change strengthens protection against accidentally displaying a child’s actionable results. Previously rendered search hits can still remain visible after family status changes, but comparison with the original behavior shows that this exposure predates the PR rather than expanding access.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The retained exposure concerns sensitive search text in an already-accessible run page. A reader can encounter previously rendered hits after family state becomes closed or unknown without deliberately opening the concealed finding. This path does not establish new access to another run, credentials, or server-side write authority.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
observed — The retained sensitive-data finding remains supported: an unchanged search-index key skips rebuilding existing hits after an independent family-state transition. A fresh query or index refresh reapplies the correct filter, but person redraw alone does not. The full-PR comparison shows that base search lacked this filter entirely; effective exposure therefore predates the PR and is not retained as an introduced or worsened architecture concern.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The strongest counterevidence is that current-state evaluation fails closed: unknown membership, pending or failed family requests, and missing results suppress relevant search output. Those controls protect newly rendered output but do not remove already-rendered hits.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Invalidate or rebuild search output whenever family authority, result availability, or deliberate reveal state changes, rather than tying refresh exclusively to index identity. This would complete the intended disclosure invariant for cached output.
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This check reads member A and member B, but never reads member C. It can pass if handling member B’s malformed summary also changes member C’s “no summary yet” value. Compare the complete expected values list for each baseline row and reject unexpected rows. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @tests/test_live_family_depth.py around lines 173 - 175:
Update the `want` comparison loop to validate each baseline row’s complete
expected `values` list against `cols`, including member C, and reject any rows
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- Around line 786-787: Update the row guard’s `kind` exception check to catch
`OverflowError` from invalid `stars` values while preserving its existing
`ZeroDivisionError` handling; use `ArithmeticError` if retaining both through
their shared base class.
- Around line 811-815: Update the `sf_genes` and `carrier_genes` set
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existing dictionary-row filters. Keep the `two_hit` set’s existing `None`
exclusion unchanged.
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- Line 122: Update the “The members side by side” description to distinguish
missing, unreadable, or non-object summaries from errors caused by fields in a
summary object. Clarify that the table’s “no summary yet” and “summary not
readable” labels apply when at least one member supplies a row, and that the
page shows an empty state when no member supplies a row.
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Catch OverflowError in the row guard.
json.load accepts Infinity and 1e400 and reads them as inf. If a ClinVar stars value is inf, int(h.get("stars")) at Line 856 raises OverflowError. If stars is a very large integer, "★" * int(...) raises OverflowError. Neither exception is in the tuple. The exception leaves finding_rows and aborts journal/build. One row then costs every card, which is the failure this guard is meant to prevent. ArithmeticError covers both OverflowError and ZeroDivisionError.
Proposed fix
--- "a/bin/live_results.py"+++ "b/bin/live_results.py"@@ -783,8 +783,8 @@
return self
def __exit__(self, kind, err, tb):
- if kind is None or not issubclass(kind, (KeyError, TypeError, ValueError, AttributeError, IndexError,- ZeroDivisionError)):+ if kind is None or not issubclass(kind, (KeyError, TypeError, ValueError, AttributeError, IndexError,+ ArithmeticError)):
return False
self.out.append(_f("review", self.card_id, ("unreadable", self.card_id, len(self.out)),
"A row of this section could not be read",
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Update the row guard’s `kind` exception check to catch `OverflowError` from
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
grep -n "def gene\|sf_genes\|carrier_genes\|two_hit" bin/live_results.py
sed -n '800,860p' bin/live_results.py
Repository: geiresx/OwnGenome
Length of output: 5320
Script executed:
git diff c492fe17e8d4c5ffd0c006da690c0d01b43d2f85 3b8a3107cb06ccccc0b01caf612d98b9b83384c7 -- bin/live_results.py
printf'\n--- BASE finding_rows ---\n'
git show c492fe17e8d4c5ffd0c006da690c0d01b43d2f85:bin/live_results.py | sed -n '/^def finding_rows(/,/^def /p'printf'\n--- CURRENT helpers and finding_rows ---\n'
rg -n -F -e 'def _items' -e 'class _Row' -e 'def _f(' -e 'def finding_rows(' -e '"clinvar"' -- bin/live_results.py
sed -n '720,950p' bin/live_results.py
printf'\n--- ClinVar input producers ---\n'
rg -n -F -e '"clinvar_hits"' -e '"hits":' -e '"gene":' -- bin | grep -i -E 'clinvar|live_results|summary'
Repository: geiresx/OwnGenome
Length of output: 42150
Script executed:
printf'%s\n''--- ClinVar producer ---'
nl -ba bin/collect_summary.py | sed -n '285,330p;475,555p;4180,4210p'printf'%s\n''--- Finding input and rendering bindings ---'
rg -n -F -e 'finding_rows(' -e 'json.load(' -e 'summary.json' -e 'def sf_rows(' -- bin/live_results.py bin/render_report.py bin/collect_summary.py
printf'%s\n''--- sf_rows ---'
rg -n -A 35 -B 4 '^def sf_rows\(' bin/render_report.py
printf'%s\n''--- base and head exact gene comparisons ---'
git diff -U4 c492fe17e8d4c5ffd0c006da690c0d01b43d2f85 3b8a3107cb06ccccc0b01caf612d98b9b83384c7 -- bin/live_results.py | sed -n '45,105p'
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Length of output: 17173
Drop None from the deduplication sets.
If a carrier or secondary-finding row has a missing or non-string gene, it adds None to a set. A ClinVar hit with a missing gene then skips its row handler. If that hit also has an unreadable value, such as invalid stars, it produces no unreadable-row finding.
Keep the dictionary filters: non-dictionary rows are not valid deduplication entries.
Proposed fix
--- "a/bin/live_results.py"+++ "b/bin/live_results.py"@@ -808,9 +808,9 @@
def gene(x):
g = x if isinstance(x, str) else x.get("gene") if isinstance(x, dict) else None
return g if isinstance(g, str) else None
- sf_genes = {gene(x) for x in _items(sf.get("clinvar_hits")) if isinstance(x, dict)}+ sf_genes = {gene(x) for x in _items(sf.get("clinvar_hits")) if isinstance(x, dict)} - {None}
car = _data(S, "carrier")
- carrier_genes = {gene(c) for c in _items(car.get("carriers")) if isinstance(c, dict)}+ carrier_genes = {gene(c) for c in _items(car.get("carriers")) if isinstance(c, dict)} - {None}
th = car.get("two_hits") if isinstance(car.get("two_hits"), dict) else {}
two_hit = {gene(g) for g in _items(th.get("genes"))} - {None}
# 1. ACMG secondary findings: the gene's own reporting rule already said "report". The report's own
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Update the `sf_genes` and `carrier_genes` set construction to exclude `None`
values returned by `gene`, while preserving the existing dictionary-row filters.
Keep the `two_hit` set’s existing `None` exclusion unchanged.
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- **Each child**: the stretches of `<child>_segments.tsv` painted per chromosome, the copy from the father above the copy from the mother, coloured by grandparent where step 38 could tell, else by parent; then the child's de novo candidates (`de_novo.tsv`) and compound-het pairs (`compound_het.tsv`, in trans first). Without `<child>_segments.tsv` the page shows `<child>_segments.svg`, or a line saying step 38 has not drawn one; a missing de novo or compound-het file is named with the reason, never shown as an empty list.
- **The relationship check** (`relationships.tsv`) and **the shared segments** (`ibd_pairs.tsv`) as one grid of every pair, with ⚑ where the measured relationship differs from the declared one (a list of pairs on a phone), and **the plan** (`family_plan.tsv`, when there is one), row by row as the steps wrote them.
- **The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each; `.` where a member's summary has no such row, "no summary yet" for a member without one.
- **The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each; `.` where a member's summary has no such row, "no summary yet" for a member without one, and "summary not readable" for a member whose `summary.json` is not of the shape the report writes (the rest of the family page still draws).
If summary.json contains [] or cannot be parsed, member_summary() returns None. When another member supplies a row, the table says “no summary yet.” When no member supplies a row, the page shows a generic empty state.
Suggested documentation change
--- "a/docs/multi-sample.md"+++ "b/docs/multi-sample.md"@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@
- **The pedigree.** `bin/pedigree_svg.py` draws it from `members.tsv`, or from `pedigree.tsv` when step 38 has not run, each time the page asks. A square is a male, a circle a female, a diamond a sex not known; a filled symbol is a sequenced person (with only `pedigree.tsv`, a person with a row of their own). A line joins partners, and the children hang from it, one generation per row. It draws what the file declares; the relationship check below is what tests it.
- **Each child**: the stretches of `<child>_segments.tsv` painted per chromosome, the copy from the father above the copy from the mother, coloured by grandparent where step 38 could tell, else by parent; then the child's de novo candidates (`de_novo.tsv`) and compound-het pairs (`compound_het.tsv`, in trans first). Without `<child>_segments.tsv` the page shows `<child>_segments.svg`, or a line saying step 38 has not drawn one; a missing de novo or compound-het file is named with the reason, never shown as an empty list.
- **The relationship check** (`relationships.tsv`) and **the shared segments** (`ibd_pairs.tsv`) as one grid of every pair, with ⚑ where the measured relationship differs from the declared one (a list of pairs on a phone), and **the plan** (`family_plan.tsv`, when there is one), row by row as the steps wrote them.
-- **The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each; `.` where a member's summary has no such row, "no summary yet" for a member without one, and "summary not readable" for a member whose `summary.json` is not of the shape the report writes (the rest of the family page still draws).+- **The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each. When at least one member supplies a row, the table shows `.` where a summary has no such row, "no summary yet" when the summary is missing, unreadable or not a JSON object, and "summary not readable" when fields in a summary object cause an error. When no member supplies a row, the page shows an empty state.
- **The couple carrier screen**, per couple: how many genes `couple_<a>_<b>.tsv` lists as `shared` and as `x_linked`, and a link to `couple_<a>_<b>.md`. A count of 0 is not an all-clear; the report says what the screen does not see.
A sample's own page gets a link to the family it is in. The plugin reads the files the steps wrote and nothing else: it calls no tool and computes no genetics. It serves only the pedigree it draws and the result files named above, at `/family/<family>/<file>`, behind the site's login; any other file of the folder, such as `family.vcf.gz`, is 404. `tests/test_pedigree_svg.py` and `tests/test_owngenome_live_family.py` check the drawing and the card on an invented family (`tests/fixtures/families_live/`), with a swapped parent as the control that must fail; `tests/test_live_family_depth.py` checks the painting, the de novo and compound-het tables and the side by side on the demo's invented trio (`tests/fixtures/live/demo/DEMO-FAMILY/`).
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-**The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each; `.` where a member's summary has no such row, "no summary yet" for a member without one, and "summary not readable" for a member whose `summary.json` is not of the shape the report writes (the rest of the family page still draws).
-**The members side by side**: each sequenced member's CYP2D6 calls, CPIC phenotypes, HLA types, haplogroups and blood groups from their `summary.json`, one column each. When at least one member supplies a row, the table shows `.` where a summary has no such row, "no summary yet" when the summary is missing, unreadable or not a JSON object, and "summary not readable" when fields in a summary object cause an error. When no member supplies a row, the page shows an empty state.
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Update the “The members side by side” description to distinguish missing,
unreadable, or non-object summaries from errors caused by fields in a summary
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…hild's card stays veiled
A rule that can give a finding to act on (secondary findings, CPSR, two hits,
AnnotSV, expansions, VNtyper, carriers) now turns a row it cannot read into a
placeholder at that level. The card adapter may still draw the row in the
card's table, and a child's page veils a card only when it holds a finding to
act on. The placeholder names no gene, so an adult's page loses nothing.
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Update the check 7 assertion in the live family-depth test to compare the
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Minor · Refresh search results when the family veil changes. · person.js:84-87
assets/live/person.js:84-87 Minor · Security & Privacy · Detected with Advanced Tier · Quick win
Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: External Exploitability: Difficult CWE:CWE-200 — Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor
Refresh search results when the family veil changes.
If family status changes from standalone to unknown, the report closes, but existing search hits remain visible when the index key is unchanged. Re-filter or clear the search results when the veil changes.
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Review comment at @assets/live/person.js around lines 84 - 87:
Update the family refresh logic around the familyFor equality check so a change
in the family veil from standalone to unknown triggers search-result
re-filtering or clearing, even when key is unchanged. Preserve the existing
early return when neither the key nor veil has changed.
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- Around line 449-450: Update the family summary row-building logic so a
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- Line 181: Update the duration pattern used by re.findall in the num/unit loop
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Review comments at @tests/test_live_family_depth.py:
- Line 355: Update the assertion in the malformed-summary test to also verify
the unaffected C column matches its expected value. Compare the row’s three
values against A’s expected value, B’s “summary not readable” status, and C’s
expected value from v[2], preserving the existing per-member isolation check.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @assets/live/person.js:
- Around line 84-87: Update the family refresh logic around the familyFor
equality check so a change in the family veil from standalone to unknown
triggers search-result re-filtering or clearing, even when key is unchanged.
Preserve the existing early return when neither the key nor veil has changed.
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tests/test_live_family_depth.py
tests/test_live_journal.py
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Show an unreadable summary when no member produces a row.
If the only available member summary is malformed, bad contains that member but rows is empty. This branch never adds “summary not readable.” The family page instead says no member has a summary yet, which gives the wrong reason for the missing results. Add a status row when bad is nonempty and there are no result rows. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @bin/owngenome_live_family.py around lines 449 - 450:
Update the family summary row-building logic so a nonempty `bad` collection with
no result rows adds a “summary not readable” status row. Preserve the existing
per-member handling when `rows` contains results.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep valid decimal duration forms.
If a trace contains .5s or 1.s, the new pattern returns no match. Both forms parsed before this change. The affected task then loses its calculated end time, which can also remove the step’s ended_utc. Allow these decimal forms while still rejecting malformed values such as 1.2.3s. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @bin/run_state.py at line 181:
Update the duration pattern used by re.findall in the num/unit loop to recognize
valid leading- and trailing-decimal forms such as .5s and 1.s, while still
rejecting malformed values such as 1.2.3s.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check the unaffected C column.
This assertion checks A and B but ignores C. If a malformed B summary changes C from "no summary yet" to another status, this check still passes. Compare cols[label][2] with v[2] to enforce the documented per-member isolation. side_by_side() produces a value for each member in every row. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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--- "a/tests/test_live_family_depth.py"+++ "b/tests/test_live_family_depth.py"@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@
cols = {r["label"]: r["values"] for r in got["rows"]}
want = {r["label"]: r["values"] for r in fam.side_by_side(["A", "B", "C"], dict(sums, B=None))["rows"]}
for label, v in want.items():
- if cols.get(label, [None] * 3)[0] != v[0] or cols.get(label, [None] * 3)[1] != "summary not readable":+ if cols.get(label, [None] * 3) != [v[0], "summary not readable", v[2]]:
out.append(f"{bad}: {label} {cols.get(label)}")
return out
bad = malformed_problems()
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ifcols.get(label, [None] *3)[0]!=v[0]orcols.get(label, [None] *3)[1] !="summary not readable":
ifcols.get(label, [None] *3) !=[v[0], "summary not readable", v[2]]:
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Review comment at @tests/test_live_family_depth.py at line 355:
Update the assertion in the malformed-summary test to also verify the unaffected
C column matches its expected value. Compare the row’s three values against A’s
expected value, B’s “summary not readable” status, and C’s expected value from
v[2], preserving the existing per-member isolation check.
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