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perf: autobump bio/sortmerna #2985

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Automatic bump of bio/sortmerna.

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  • New Features

    • Upgraded the sortmerna package from version 4.3.6 to 4.3.7, improving performance and compatibility.
    • Expanded the dependency list with multiple new packages from conda-forge, enhancing environment stability and access to updated libraries.
  • Bug Fixes

    • The update to sortmerna may include bug fixes not specified in the documentation.
  • Chores

    • Updated environment configuration files to reflect the latest package versions and dependencies.

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fgvieira commented Jun 25, 2024

It seems sortmerna is migrating from bioconda to conda-forge and version 4.3.7 is invalid (sortmerna/sortmerna#423, conda-forge/staged-recipes#25438, bioconda/bioconda-recipes#48607)

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The changes involve upgrading the sortmerna package from version 4.3.6 to 4.3.7 in both the environment.linux-64.pin.txt and environment.yaml files. The dependency management strategy has been revised, replacing the previous single package reference with multiple new packages sourced from the conda-forge channel, enhancing the overall environment setup for bioinformatics tasks.

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bio/sortmerna/environment.linux-64.pin.txt Updated sortmerna from version 4.3.6 to 4.3.7; replaced single package reference with multiple new package links from conda-forge.
bio/sortmerna/environment.yaml Upgraded sortmerna version from 4.3.6 to 4.3.7, indicating an update to maintain the software environment.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 099d86a and d71472d.

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  • bio/sortmerna/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (1 hunks)
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bio/sortmerna/environment.yaml (1)

6-6: Verify the validity of sortmerna version 4.3.7.

The update to sortmerna =4.3.7 should be verified for validity, as there are concerns about the version being invalid due to the package's migration from bioconda to conda-forge. Ensure that this version is correctly sourced and available in the conda-forge channel.

bio/sortmerna/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (1)

5-49: Verify the explicit pinning of dependencies from conda-forge.

The migration to conda-forge involves explicit pinning of numerous dependencies. Ensure that these versions are compatible and correctly sourced from conda-forge. This helps maintain a stable environment and avoids potential conflicts.

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bio/sortmerna/environment.linux-64.pin.txt (45)

5-5: URL for _libgcc_mutex is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


6-6: URL for ca-certificates is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


7-7: URL for ld_impl_linux-64 is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


8-8: URL for python_abi is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


9-9: URL for tzdata is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


10-10: URL for libgomp is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


11-11: URL for _openmp_mutex is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


12-12: URL for libgcc-ng is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


13-13: URL for bzip2 is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


14-14: URL for libexpat is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


15-15: URL for libffi is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


16-16: URL for libnsl is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


17-17: URL for libstdcxx-ng is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


18-18: URL for libuuid is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


19-19: URL for libxcrypt is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


20-20: URL for libzlib is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


21-21: URL for ncurses is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


22-22: URL for openssl is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


23-23: URL for xz is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


24-24: URL for yaml is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


25-25: URL for libsqlite is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


26-26: URL for readline is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


27-27: URL for tk is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


28-28: URL for zstd is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


29-29: URL for python is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


30-30: URL for brotli-python is correct.

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31-31: URL for certifi is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


32-32: URL for charset-normalizer is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


33-33: URL for hpack is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


34-34: URL for hyperframe is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


35-35: URL for idna is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


36-36: URL for markupsafe is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


37-37: URL for pycparser is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


38-38: URL for pysocks is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


39-39: URL for pyyaml is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


40-40: URL for setuptools is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


41-41: URL for wheel is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


42-42: URL for cffi is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


43-43: URL for h2 is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


44-44: URL for jinja2 is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


45-45: URL for pip is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


46-46: URL for zstandard is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


47-47: URL for urllib3 is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


48-48: URL for requests is correct.

The URL is correctly formatted and points to the conda-forge channel.


49-49: Verify the validity of sortmerna version 4.3.7.

The version 4.3.7 of sortmerna from bioconda is reported as invalid in the comments summary. Verify the package's migration status to conda-forge.

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5-51: Review of Package URLs and Version Validity

The PR introduces a significant shift in dependency management by moving from bioconda to conda-forge for most dependencies, except for sortmerna which remains sourced from bioconda. This change aligns with the PR's objective to update the sortmerna package from version 4.3.6 to 4.3.7.

Issues Identified:

  1. Version Validity Concern: User fgvieira raised concerns about the validity of the sortmerna version 4.3.7. This needs verification against the bioconda and conda-forge repositories to ensure that the version is indeed available and valid.
  2. Dependency Shift: The shift to conda-forge for most dependencies is a significant change. It's crucial to ensure that all these packages are compatible with each other and with the sortmerna package.

Action Items:

  • Verify Version: Confirm the availability and validity of sortmerna version 4.3.7 in the bioconda repository.

  • Check Compatibility: Ensure that the new dependencies from conda-forge are compatible with each other and with the sortmerna package.

  • The version 4.3.7 of sortmerna needs to be verified for validity.

  • Compatibility of new dependencies from conda-forge with each other and with sortmerna should be checked.

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