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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Fixes #2151
## Summary - Replace the hand-rolled `imNotification` / `hook_url` / `slackreport.json` mechanism with the [`nf-slack` plugin](https://seqeralabs.github.io/nf-slack/) - Slack notifications are now configured via the `SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL` environment variable and the plugin's `slack {}` config scope in `nextflow.config` - Remove `assets/slackreport.json`, `assets/adaptivecard.json`, the `imNotification()` function, and the `hook_url` parameter ## Migration Users previously using `--hook_url` or the `HOOK_URL` env var should now set `SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL` instead. The nf-slack plugin handles on-start, on-complete, and on-error notifications automatically. ## Test plan - [ ] Run pipeline with `SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL` set and verify Slack notification is received - [ ] Run pipeline without `SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL` and verify no errors (plugin disabled gracefully) - [ ] Verify email notifications still work as before 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eCaller (#2146) ## Summary - Closes #1282 - The pipeline now errors immediately when `--no_intervals` is used with `--joint_germline` and `haplotypecaller`, since GenomicsDB cannot operate without intervals - Sentieon tools (haplotyper, dnascope) are not affected as they don't use GenomicsDB - Separated the missing VQSR resources warning from the `no_intervals` check for clarity ## Test plan - [ ] Run with `--tools haplotypecaller --joint_germline --no_intervals` and confirm the pipeline exits with a clear error message - [ ] Run with `--tools sentieon_haplotyper --joint_germline --no_intervals` and confirm it still works (no error) - [ ] Run normal joint germline HaplotypeCaller with intervals to confirm no regression 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixing strict syntax errors so that I can test with Nextflow 26.04 The main change is removing if statements from config. You should be able to just remove them without generating tons of false warnings, since the strict syntax can validate process selectors against conditional processes as well. I was able to run the `test` profile with these changes on 26.03.0-edge --------- Co-authored-by: Famke Bäuerle <45968370+famosab@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Famke Bäuerle <famke.baeuerle@gmail.com>
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AI-assisted pre-review (Claude Opus 4.7, on behalf of @pinin4fjords). Posting as a non-blocking COMMENT to save the human reviewers some time — feel free to ignore any of these.
Headline: this PR can't merge as a 3.8.2 release in its current state. Dependency PR #2169 (Prepare RC 3.8.2) is still open, and every version-bearing artifact (.nf-core.yml, nextflow.config manifest.version, CHANGELOG.md, assets/multiqc_config.yml, ro-crate-metadata.json) still says 3.9.0dev / tree/dev. nf-core lint is failing on the same. Easiest path is nf-core pipelines bump-version 3.8.2 once #2169 lands.
A couple of things that wouldn't fit as inlines:
nextflow.config:305,312,320—test_azure,test_full_azure, andtest_full_germline_azureprofile blocks are still defined here even thoughcloudtest.ymlno longer dispatches them and the CHANGELOG entry for #2142 says "Remove Azure cloud test profiles". Either remove them so it matches the CI removal, or document them as user-runnable on Azure compute. (Couldn't inline — that section of the patch isn't in GitHub's truncated file diff.)ro-crate-metadata.jsonstill advertises"version": ["3.9.0dev"]and"https://nf-co.re/sarek/dev/".nf-core pipelines bump-versionwill regenerate this once the other version files are correct.- The PR title "Release 3.8.2" undersells the contents: the branch carries SnpSift database expansion, VEP
phenotypes_file, the workflowoutput {}block migration, the multi-lane / lane-id fix (#2117), and thehook_urlremoval alongside the strict-syntax sweep. Worth updating the PR description so reviewers know the breadth. cloudtest.ymloperational note (also in inline comment): thevars→secretsmigration forTOWER_WORKSPACE_ID/TOWER_COMPUTE_ENV/TOWER_BUCKET_AWSrequires repo admins to populate the same names under Settings → Secrets before merge, otherwiseseqeralabs/action-tower-launchwill fire with empty values.
The rest of the inline comments below are mostly minor — cosmetic / dead-code nits, one CHANGELOG-worthy behaviour change in varlociraptor.config, and one efficiency note on the parabricks CRAM→BAM round-trip when --save_output_as_bam is set.
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Severity: high (release blocker) — Template version still says 3.9.0dev. nf-core lint is already failing on this. For a tagged release this needs to be 3.8.2.
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Severity: high (release blocker) — manifest.version is what Nextflow advertises at runtime; for a tagged release it must be 3.8.2, not 3.9.0dev.
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Severity: high (release blocker) — Top heading is still ## dev. For a release PR this should be renamed to a versioned heading following the existing pattern (## [3.8.1] - Laitaure, ## [3.8.0] - Sitojaure, …):
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Severity: high (release blocker) — Report comment was changed from tree/3.7.1 / sarek/3.7.1/docs/output to tree/dev / sarek/dev/docs/output. The convention so far has been to pin to the current release tag so MultiQC reports link to the matching docs. For 3.8.2:
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Severity: medium (operational) — ${{ vars.X }} was migrated to ${{ secrets.X }} for TOWER_WORKSPACE_ID, TOWER_COMPUTE_ENV, and TOWER_BUCKET_AWS (also at lines 106 and 108). Two things worth confirming before merge:
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varsentries don't auto-promote tosecrets— a repo admin needs to populate the same names under Settings → Secrets, otherwiseseqeralabs/action-tower-launchwill fire with empty values and the failure mode isn't obvious. - Workspace ID and compute-env name aren't really sensitive (they appear in run URLs and the launch step's outputs); the masking won't change much in practice. If this was intentional uplift to align with another repo's conventions, fine — worth a one-line note in the changelog entry.
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Severity: medium (efficiency, not correctness) — The new bam emit is dead in this pipeline: val_output_fmt is hard-coded to "cram" from workflows/sarek/main.nf, so --out-bam ${prefix}.cram always writes CRAM. When params.save_output_as_bam is true, subworkflows/local/fastq_preprocess_parabricks/main.nf:90 then runs samtools/convert to turn the CRAM back into BAM — a CRAM→BAM round-trip on top of pbrun's internal BAM→CRAM step. Functional, just wasteful. Consider plumbing val_output_fmt from params.save_output_as_bam so pbrun emits the requested format directly:
// in workflows/sarek/main.nf where val_output_fmt is set
val_output_fmt = channel.value(params.save_output_as_bam ? "bam" : "cram")Then the CRAM_TO_BAM step in the subworkflow can go away.
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Severity: low — Dead commented line. The Groovy-side if (val_save_output_as_bam) { CRAM_TO_BAM(...) } guard in the subworkflow is the right choice (avoids instantiating the process at all when not needed), so this comment is just noise.
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Severity: low — eval("echo $VERSION") relies on the Groovy-local VERSION = "1.9.4" set inside script: (line 28) leaking into the process binding so the eval resolves it at output construction time. It works (same trick the previous heredoc used, and stub: sets VERSION symmetrically), but worth a quick smoke check that the versions topic actually captures 1.9.4 rather than an empty string before tagging the release — if Nextflow ever evaluates eval before the script binding populates, this silently emits empty.
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Severity: low — Input was flattened to tuple val(meta), path(muse_call_txt), path(ref_vcf), path(ref_vcf_tbi). The consumer at subworkflows/local/bam_variant_calling_somatic_muse/main.nf:24 builds it with MUSE_CALL.out.txt.combine(dbsnp.combine(dbsnp_tbi)). With dbsnp and dbsnp_tbi as value channels this collapses to one item per MUSE_CALL.out.txt and is correct — if either ever becomes a queue channel the cartesian product will multiply. Worth either an inline assertion or a comment in the consumer pinning the value-channel assumption.
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Severity: informational (good catch) — groupKey(clean_meta, meta.num_lanes) with clean_meta stripping sample_lane_id is a real bugfix: the previous groupKey(meta + [id:meta.sample], meta.num_lanes) retained the per-lane sample_lane_id field, so groupTuple couldn't actually merge lanes. This deserves a CHANGELOG line under "Fixed" rather than getting bundled with the strict-syntax cleanup, since it's a real behaviour fix for multi-lane UMI consensus runs.
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