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  • New Features
    • Introduced enhanced support for MHC Class II workflows by adding functionality to handle single-end read filtering.
    • Implemented a new process that generates comprehensive read count outputs with improved logging.
  • Style
    • Standardized formatting for consistency across read filtering features.
  • Chores
    • Updated workflow organization with refined processing paths.
    • Removed a legacy component no longer needed in the updated workflow.
    • Added a new section in the CHANGELOG for version 0.3.4 detailing recent fixes.

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This pull request introduces a new function for retrieving single-end MHC Class II filter reads and adjusts the existing paired-end function for formatting consistency. The workflow for HLA genotyping has been updated to use this new function, along with changing a script path and adding a new rule to count reads. Additionally, an obsolete finalization script has been removed. These changes streamline the process of managing MHC-II reads and improve logging within the workflow.

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File(s) Change Summary
workflow/rules/common.smk • Added new function get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_SE for handling single-end MHC-II reads based on configuration.
• Updated formatting in get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_PE for consistency.
workflow/rules/hlatyping_mhcII.smk • Updated filter_reads_mhcII_SE to call get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_SE.
• Modified the script path in finalize_reads_mhcII to use workflow/scripts/genotyping/finalize_mhcII_input.py.
• Added rule readcounts_mhcII to process read counts and enhanced logging in the hlatyping_mhcII rule.
workflow/scripts/finalize_mhcII_input.py • Removed the script that previously handled paired-end read splitting and reverse complement calculations.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Rule as filter_reads_mhcII_SE Rule
    participant Func as get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_SE
    participant Config as Configuration

    Rule->>Func: Call with wildcards
    Func->>Config: Check if preprocessing is active
    alt Preprocessing Active
        Config-->>Func: Return preprocessed read path (using expand)
    else Not Active
        Config-->>Func: Return raw read path
    end
    Func-->>Rule: Return file path
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Rule as readcounts_mhcII Rule
    participant Script as countreads.py
    participant Log as Log File

    Rule->>Script: Execute Python script for read counting
    Script-->>Rule: Process and return count file
    Rule->>Log: Log stdout and stderr
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workflow/rules/hlatyping_mhcII.smk (1)

81-96: New rule to count reads adds useful metrics.

This rule adds functionality to count reads that have passed filtering, providing valuable metrics for quality control and workflow monitoring.

Consider removing the | exit 0 portion in the shell command as it will cause the rule to succeed even if the script encounters errors, potentially hiding issues:

- python workflow/scripts/countreads.py \
-     {input.fwd} {output} > {log} 2>&1 | exit 0
+ python workflow/scripts/countreads.py \
+     {input.fwd} {output} > {log} 2>&1
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workflow/rules/common.smk (2)

258-267: New function to retrieve single-end MHC Class II filter reads.

The newly added function get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_SE enables proper handling of single-end read formats for MHC Class II filtering. It correctly evaluates the preprocessing configuration and returns the appropriate file paths based on the sequence type.


283-283: Minor formatting improvement for consistency.

This small change adds a space before the assignment operator in the variable declaration, ensuring consistent formatting with the newly added function.

workflow/rules/hlatyping_mhcII.smk (3)

4-4: Enhanced modularity by using the new filter reads function.

The rule now uses the dedicated get_input_filter_reads_mhcII_SE function instead of hardcoded inputs, improving code maintainability and consistency.


75-75: Updated script path to structured directory.

The script path has been updated to reflect a better organization of scripts in subdirectories by category.


124-124: Improved logging capability.

Adding output redirection to the log file captures both standard output and error messages, enhancing the observability of the workflow.

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CHANGELOG.md (1)

20-23: Clarify the Fix Description for SE Filtering
The bullet point
- Added wrong input file to filtering of mhcII reads on SE
appears ambiguous. If the intent is to indicate that the rule was previously using an incorrect input file and this has now been corrected, consider rephrasing it for clarity. For example:
- Corrected input file for filtering MHCII reads on SE
This phrasing will ensure that users and future developers clearly understand that the issue has been resolved.

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CHANGELOG.md (1)

16-19: Document Version Header and Section Heading Clearly
The new changelog entry for version 0.3.4 (dated 2025-04-04) is clearly marked, and the "### Fix" heading reliably signals that the following bullet points describe bug fixes. This consistency aids future maintainers in quickly understanding the release notes.

@riasc riasc merged commit 451af59 into main Apr 5, 2025
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@riasc riasc deleted the mhcII_SE_filter branch April 5, 2025 01:07
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