SEQKIT_STATS_REV10_RERUN_2026-09-16

Isolated conversion rerun: seqkit/stats, Mold revision 10

Outcome

The fresh model-backed worker finished in 13 minutes 15 seconds, with Planemo lint clean and 5/5 Galaxy tests passing against the five upstream output MD5s. No parent hints or artifact repairs were supplied. The worker artifacts remain untouched.

This is a controlled rerun of the revision-8 trial, not a new held-out module. It evaluates the whitespace guidance from PR #538 and the coverage/checksum guidance from PR #539. The revised skill contains a small SeqKit command example, but the worker received no previous wrapper, reports, supplemental tests, or failure hints.

ObservationRevision 8Revision 10
Usable upstream cases in the final worker wrapper1/55/5
Output verificationOne numeric content assertionAll five upstream MD5s
Command whitespace failuresTwoNone observed
Input interfaceMultiple data inputList collection, including singleton lists
Wall time8m 41s13m 15s
Pi-estimated model costUSD 0.74USD 1.27

The changed decisions are consistent with the intended documentation improvements. One stochastic rerun does not establish a success rate or isolate the causal effect of each change; timings also include different diagnostic work and cache state.

Reproducibility

Worker artifacts and validation evidence

These are local trial artifacts in temporary directories, not published tools-iwc-lab wrappers. The parent independently validated all three retained test reports against the Foundry report schema and verified final artifact hashes against the harness record:

Decisions and self-corrections

The initial command already used plain argument lines and explicit && separators. It stages each dataset under its Galaxy element identifier and passes those names explicitly, preserving the TSV’s filename column. It retains the source module’s --all default and does not introduce an unused single/paired selector.

All five real upstream cases were emitted from the outset: single_end, paired_end, nanopore, genome_fasta, and transcriptome_fasta. The stub-only case was intentionally omitted and documented. The output is registered tabular rather than the earlier trial’s tsv.

The worker needed three Planemo test invocations to converge:

  1. The first full run passed four MD5 checks. The paired case repeated <param name="reads">, so Galaxy supplied only the second file. Its expected paired MD5 failed; the command itself executed successfully.
  2. A paired-only retry used comma-separated URLs in the parameter’s value; Galaxy tried to resolve them as local test-data filenames and returned HTTP 404. An intermediate attempted multi-location declaration also failed lint.
  3. The worker switched the input to a list collection and all test fixtures to named collection elements with individual pinned location URLs. The final full suite passed 5/5, without changing upstream expected hashes.

It also corrected an executable-platform mismatch during direct SeqKit diagnostics and an unsupported --schema argument when invoking the report validator. macOS remote-fetch file-descriptor warnings appeared, but the fixtures downloaded and the final test suite succeeded.

The final paired command contains both input filenames. Parent XML checks confirmed fixture cardinalities of 1, 2, 1, 1, and 1 and verified that every output MD5 exactly matches its corresponding nf-test snapshot. No backslash-space arguments appear in the successful rendered commands.

Remaining limitations and next step

The provenance ambiguity persists: generated.cast_artifact_sha contains 796060f2091ba7f9ef00305829b599129a09b65643ef11312166b9657dff844c, the Mold source content hash, not the selected cast bundle hash above. Correct Mold revision and cast adapter were copied. This did not affect the execution tests and was not repaired by the parent.

All five declared real upstream cases now pass, including exact output verification and application of the default --all option. This does not grade arbitrary user identifiers, staging-name collisions, explicitly empty additional arguments, all CLI flags, or publication readiness.

The next useful experiment is a new held-out module exercising conditional inputs or multiple outputs. A concise rule for multi-file remote test fixtures is also supported by this trace, but no additional Mold or harness changes were made during the rerun.