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fix(live): stop a child's page telling which result is closed through ids, second genes and fixed panels - #388
On a child's page in a family, a result to act on stays closed until someone opens it. The page still told which result it was, in three ways:
The closed card carried the result's id in its id= and data-finding= attributes, and a link kept #f/<id> in the address. The id is a slug of the gene and the variant, so the page source and the address bar named the gene.
A closed deletion over two genes closed only the rows that named its first gene. A carrier row, a ClinVar row or a finding that named the second gene stayed open, and the lead named it too.
The copy-number card shows the same genes for everyone. With SMN1 closed, its SMN1 dot, row and facts went missing, so the missing dot named the gene. The note "One row and 4 items stay closed" also changed with which result was closed.
The ClinVar card prints a line for each known deep intronic site, hit or not (USH2A, CFTR twice, ATM, CEP290, GLA). Each line closed with a result in its gene, so with ATM closed one line of six went missing and named the gene.
The rule we keep: the page is a function of the set of open results and the count of closed ones. Two pages whose open rows are the same must be the same before any click, whichever result is closed. The section that holds a closed result still says it holds one.
The fix
A closed finding's element and the address carry a handle: its place in the page's list of closed findings (f-closed-2, #f/closed-2). A link to #f/<id> of a closed result lands on its closed card, and the address becomes the handle. The id comes back once the result is opened on purpose, and goes again when it is closed. Opening and closing from the card, the map's chip and a link all still work. assets/live/person.jshandle(), syncHash(), keepHash().
closable() in bin/live_results.py gives one span per gene the result names, and each structural-variant finding lists its genes. Every reader of the tags (rows, lines, facts, charts, findings, the lead, the search index through closable_of, the family page through veil.spans) gets the extra genes with no change of its own. og-map tags its rows by the deletion's whole span already, so it needs no change.
A card whose rows are a fixed panel closes whole while any result to act on is closed, behind one box with the same words whatever the result. Its "Show the result" opens the next closed result, as the map's Open does, and the card comes back once every result is opened. The note on a card's closed rows no longer counts them.
The ClinVar card's deep intronic lines are a fixed panel inside the card. veil() tags each of them with one panel tag (*panel*, from FIXED_LINES in bin/live_results.py), never by its gene. person.js keeps them closed while any result to act on is closed and shows them again once the last one is opened.
The contents rail now marks the section the address names on every redraw. Before, the mark depended on whether the family answer came before or after the route ran, so two loads of the same page could differ.
tests/test_live_demo.pymap_veil_problems returned early when the page shows no closed result. Before, it died on an unbound k and stopped the checks after it.
The fixed panels, in one table (FIXED_PANELS in bin/live_results.py, sent as veil.panels):
Card
Its fixed panel
mei
the known disease-causing insertions of assets/mei_sites.tsv
expansions
the repeat loci of the catalog
vntyper
MUC1
lpa
LPA
chip
the CHIP genes and their detection limits
paralogs
SMN1, SMN2, HBA1, HBA2, the RCCX module and the other paralog genes
cpic
the CPIC genes
cyp2d6
CYP2D6
hla
the HLA genes
locityper
the Locityper loci
traits-panel
the trait panel's genes
bloodtype
the blood group systems
Outputs
results.json gains fields and changes no name: veil.panels, the tag *panel* in veil.lines, a genes list on each structural-variant finding, and one veil.spans row per gene a closed result names (a deletion over two genes has two rows with the same id). The family page reads only the ids of veil.spans, so it reads the same set.
Decisions
The cost of the whole-card rule: a child's page with any closed result shows none of the twelve fixed-panel cards until every result is opened. Their own findings, such as a medicine gene or a CHIP call, still show in their sections. We chose this over closing single rows, because a missing row of a known list names the gene.
The traits card is in the table, so on a child's page with a closed result the APOE fold inside it is closed with the card. The map's APOE chip is then the only switch for APOE.
The handle is the place in the page's list of closed findings, so it does not depend on which result is closed. A reader who follows a #f/<id> link already holds the id, so landing that link on its handle reveals nothing new.
The veil stays a browser veil. results.json and the map document still reach the browser whole, with every row tagged. This PR closes what the page shows, its attributes and its address.
The deep intronic lines close as one panel whenever a result to act on is closed, not only when one of their genes is closed. Closing them only then would show by their absence that a closed result is in one of six genes.
Not in this PR, because the files are outside this package: the home page builds its "needs attention" link to a closed result's finding page from the id (assets/live/home.js, the finding/<id>/ href), and the search index (bin/results_index.py) still drops a deep intronic hit by its gene. Both are follow-ups.
How it was checked
New browser check in tests/test_live_demo.py (infer_checks). It builds the son's results.json and map.json again from his summary for each pair, then compares the page before any click: the whole document with every attribute, the address and a hash of the map's canvas. The pairs are two SNV results in BRCA1 and BRCA2, a deletion over BRCA1 and NBR2 against one over CFTR and CTTNBP2, SMN1 against HBA1 with the same copy numbers, a result with a place on the map (BRCA2) against one without (MLH1), one ClinVar row against two in the closed gene, a closed result in ATM (a gene of a known deep intronic site) against one in BRCA2, and a #f/<id> link to each of two closed results.
On the base (0b68104), each pair differs. The SNV pair differs in 2 lines (the closed card's id and data-finding), the deletion pair in 52 lines and the canvas, SMN1 against HBA1 in 56 lines (the copy-number card), the map pair in 2 lines, the ClinVar pair in 2 lines ("One row stays closed" against "2 rows stay closed"), and the link pair in its address.
Controls, each red on this branch: person.js that puts a closed card's id back, that draws a fixed-panel card's open rows, or that counts the closed rows; and a veil that tags only a deletion's first gene.
New browser check: with a closed deletion over BRCA1 and NBR2, the page names NBR2 nowhere. It is red on the base, where the lead read "A carrier of Carrier in NBR2", and red under the first-gene control.
tests/test_live_results.py, new unit check: a ClinVar row, a carrier row and a carrier finding that name only the second gene of a closed deletion carry its id, veil.spans lists it per gene, and veil.panels lists the fixed-panel cards. It is red on the base with this test file, and red under the first-gene control.
Rewritten browser check for the son's copy-number and CHIP cards. They close whole while a result is closed, their line on a phone is the same words, each click on their box opens one result, and every dot, call and fact is back once all are open. Its controls are red. The copy-number widget count moved to the partner's page, because the son's page now keeps that card closed.
The closed-result clicks of the older checks now go through a #f/<id> link and the handle. This exercises the link path. The map chip checks know a closed result by its place among the act cards, never by an id.
Run locally on this head: tests/test_live_demo.py browser checks all pass. test_live_results.py, test_live_journal.py, test_owngenome_live.py, test_owngenome_live_family.py and og dev contract --static pass. scripts/ci/check-personal-data.sh is clean.
The browser time added is the new invariance check, 23 s in CI. The rewritten copy-number check went from about 62 s to 4 s on a Mac mini.
The new invariance pair (a closed result in ATM against one in BRCA2, with the six deep intronic sites planted on the ClinVar card) differs in 6 lines on bd9fde0: the ATM line is missing and the card's line fold counts one line fewer. On a80d92c it is the same.
tests/test_live_results.py: every deep intronic line carries the panel tag. Its control, a veil() that tags the lines by their gene again, is red in the same run.
The son's copy-number and CHIP check now also plants the six sites: no deep intronic line shows while a result is closed, and all six are back once every result is opened. Its new control, person.js that draws the panel's lines, is red. A person.js whose panel never opens again turned that check red locally (0 of 6 lines back).
CI on a80d92c: Guard passed with ci-ok and its three unit-test shards (https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/43222108446). The invariance check took 25 s, and the whole of tests/test_live_demo.py took 8 min 9 s of the 15-minute limit. Lint, Docs, Nextflow, Container Test, Freshness and Personal data passed. E2E belongs to the merge train and is not read here.
CI on bd9fde0, the head after the review added the known mobile element insertions card to the table: Guard passed with ci-ok and its three unit-test shards (https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/43197951333, the invariance check 23 s again), and Lint, Docs, Rust and Personal data passed. E2E belongs to the merge train and is not read here.
Red first: the demo family's compound-het pair in KCNH2 names the son's
planted result to act on, and the family page shows it open. The new
browser checks also plant a de novo candidate and a grandparent stretch
over it, and check the son's copy-number dot in a closed gene. The unit
checks want results.json to carry the closed results (veil.spans), facts
and drawing items tagged, and core.js veilId() to answer as veil_id().
Bead: pgp-iqon.24
…ild's dots and facts with them
results.json carries the closed results as veil.spans, and tags each card's
facts and the items of its drawing (CHIP calls, copy-number dots). core.js
gets veilId(), a mirror of veil_id() for the family page's rows that a unit
check runs against the Python rule under node, and the closed box both
pages draw.
Bead: pgp-iqon.24
The family page reads each child's results.json and keeps closed every
de novo candidate, compound-het pair and grandparent stretch that names a
closed result, until it is opened there; while it cannot read them, every
such row of that child stays closed.
Bead: pgp-iqon.24
…s is opened
A compound-het pair or a painted stretch can name two closed results:
core.js veilIds() lists each one by veil_id()'s rule, and the row stays
closed until all are opened. Opened results are kept per child and run,
since two children can carry the same result id. Results the server could
not build count as unreadable. On a child's page the phone's card line
takes only an open fact, and the closed count names rows and items apart.
Bead: pgp-iqon.24
…nd open the map alone
A closed result known by its gene alone (two changes in one gene) could sit
at any de novo candidate or painted stretch, which name no gene, so those
rows stay closed with it. 'Show the map' now opens the drawn map only, not
the child's results.
Bead: pgp-iqon.24
…the painting with a closed result
The side by side showed a child's CPIC row (RYR1, CACNA1S) for a gene whose result is closed on the child's
page, and the painting drew a closed stretch hatched at its own place, which pointed at the result. A side-by-side
row that names a child's closed result is now left out until opened there (every medicines and HLA row while the
child's results cannot be read), and while a grandparent stretch lies over a closed result every stretch of that
child is drawn from its parent alone.
The demo pages must draw Figure 1 from the og map document, place every
finding the old karyogram placed, keep closed results off the map, name
missing layers, and fall back to a table without a map. The checks run
against main first, so they fail until the map lands.
Bead: pgp-iqon.8
Figure 1 of a person page now draws the og map document: every
chromosome at genome level, and one chromosome opened in place down to
about 10 Mb, with the findings lane, runs of homozygosity and the bands.
Closed results stay off the map until opened on purpose, with the same
switch as the card. Without the document the page shows a table.
Bead: pgp-iqon.8
The demo build needs og to write map.json for each run. Docs now builds
og, checks that each demo run has its map, and uploads screenshots of
the map as the map-screens artifact.
Bead: pgp-iqon.8
…result of theirs is closed
What the family page showed of a child depended on which result was closed
and where it lay: a missing side-by-side row named the gene, the painting
closed only when a grandparent stretch lay over the result, one 'Show the
rows' opened every table, and the couple screen had no veil at all.
Now, while a child has a result still closed (or the page cannot read the
child's results), the painting's grandparents, the map image, every de novo
and compound-het row, the child's medicines and HLA cells and the screen of a
couple the child is part of close in the same way, one box each. Each click
opens one result; under an unreadable state each box opens its own place.
core.js veilId()/veilIds() lose their only caller and are removed.
On Linux fonts DEMO-002's page at 390 px came to 8062 px, over the
8000 px bound. A phone now gets 10 px rows, one paragraph for the
genome sentences and a chip without its reason. The map is also no
longer sized while it has no width, which gave a phone the desktop's
rows.
Bead: pgp-iqon.8
…have settled
A page still waiting for a child's results keeps every place closed anyway, so
the checks of the unreadable state could pass on a request that never ended.
They now first require the page to report the child's results as known or
failed.
…he map review
A row that carries another result's tag now also asks its own result, so
opening one closed result never draws a second one under its tag. The
runs of homozygosity wait for their step in a replay, Back to an address
with no place returns to the whole genome, a DPR change resizes the
bitmap, a failed reload clears the chips, and an open chromosome gets
zoom buttons for touch. The tests use OG when set and take no map
screenshot of a map that did not draw.
… failed request, nothing closed and a moved run
The family page took any array as veil.spans. An entry that is not [id, ...]
blanked the page, and an empty list beside findings to act on opened every
place. Such spans now read as unreadable, so every place stays closed.
The tests now click each box in turn while the results cannot be read (the
son's four boxes, the map image against the tables, the couple screen against
the partner's cells), cover a results.json cut short, a child with nothing to
act on and a run that moves while the page is open, and compare whole pages
for a copy-number span, a CHIP call, the couple fixture and the map image,
each view settled on knowing the results. Each new check has a planted
control that turns it red.
…in its gene
An open finding whose card the page shows was dropped from the map while a
closed result sat inside its gene span, and came back when that result was
opened: that placed the closed result inside the gene. A page finding now
follows the page's own veil only; a row with no page finding (APOE) still
follows its tag. A result opened by its own card now shows even when it
overlaps another closed result.
Also: APOE's chip and switch wait for the traits card in a replay, the
chromosome's runs sentence waits for its step, and a failed reload empties
the mark links and hides the tooltip.
… after a failed reload
The dashed chip now counts the results to act on the page keeps closed, so it no
longer tells whether a closed result has a place on the map. Open opens the placed
ones first, then the next closed result in its section. A failed reload drops the
frame and margin the last refresh scheduled, so the old document is not drawn again.
New planted checks, each with a control watched red: a finding the server closes by
name and a tagged map row the page has no finding for stay hidden; the chip count is
the same with a closed result that has a place and one that has none; the runs
sentence waits for its step; nothing is drawn after a failed reload. plant_son now
computes results.veil.findings with live_results.veil, as the server does.
…e per click
The chip's Open opened the closed results with a place on the map first, so
after one click the order showed whether a result still closed has a place.
It now opens the next closed result in the page's own order. A result with no
place gets an "Opened in its section" chip with a link to its card and a
button to close it again. The keyboard follows the chip's buttons.
The map checks now assert that each Open opens exactly one result and that the
count falls by one, that the order is the same whichever result has a place,
and where focus goes, each with its planted control. The map's ready wait no
longer runs to its timeout on a browser without DecompressionStream, and the
state check reuses its first page load.
…anel cards
A closed structural variant tagged only its first gene, so a row or a
finding that named its second gene stayed open on a child's page.
closable() now gives one span per gene the finding names, and each
structural-variant finding lists its genes. veil.panels lists the cards
whose rows are the same genes for everyone (FIXED_PANELS, one table),
so the page can close them whole.
Bead: pgp-iqon.28
Bead: pgp-iqon.29
A closed finding's element and the address carried its id, which names
the gene and variant. They now carry a handle, its place among the
page's closed findings, and a link to #f/<id> lands on the closed card
with the handle in the address. A fixed-panel card closes whole while
any result is closed, and the note on a card's closed rows no longer
counts them. The contents mark the section the address names on every
redraw, so that mark no longer depends on timing.
tests/test_live_demo.py compares two pages of the son that differ only
in which result is closed (HTML, attributes, address, map canvas), with
controls for the id, the whole-card rule and the count, and its map
check no longer dies on an unbound k when nothing is closed.
Bead: pgp-iqon.27
Bead: pgp-iqon.29
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Walkthrough
The update adds fixed-panel and multi-gene veil metadata to generated results. Person pages use that metadata to conceal content while findings are closed, and use page-order handles to identify and navigate to closed findings.
Generated veil data now includes fixed-panel cards and lines. Structural-variant findings retain all covered genes and produce spans for each gene. Tests and documentation cover these data changes.
Veil fixed panels and card content assets/live/person.js, tests/test_live_demo.py
Person pages hide fixed panels and tagged lines while actionable findings remain closed. Hidden card content uses generic veil text. Browser tests check that content stays concealed until results are opened.
Resolve closed findings by page order assets/live/person.js, tests/test_live_demo.py
Closed findings use order-based handles in page elements and fragments. Fragment synchronization, routing, and browser checks track findings as the closed set changes.
GeiserX/OwnGenome#333: Adds the person-report routes and closed-by-default handling that this update changes.
GeiserX/OwnGenome#383: Adds the genome map’s use of veil tags and closed-result controls, whose veil data contract this update extends.
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Its rows are the catalog of assets/mei_sites.tsv, the same for every
reader, so a row closed with a result would name its gene. It joins
FIXED_PANELS.
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The ClinVar card prints one line per known deep intronic site, hit or not,
a fixed panel. Each line was tagged by its gene, so a closed result in ATM
or GLA left one line out of six and named the gene. veil() now tags every
such line with one panel tag (FIXED_LINES), and person.js keeps those lines
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…ies the same whatever result is closed
A fixed-panel card's own findings (a medicine gene, a CHIP call) and the lead's words on them now carry the panel
tag, so a closed result in CYP2D6 no longer turns the medicine card's box into "This section holds a result" or
moves its finding among the open ones. The carrier list's two-hit line and the callability card's rows join the
fixed lines (FIXED_LINES is now a card to list-of-prefixes table). A row closes with a result only when it names
the gene as a gene symbol: prose words, ontology ids and units no longer match, and the score card is never
tagged.
The address never holds a closable finding's id: #f/opened-<n> once opened, and any #f/<x> that is not an open
finding lands on the first closed one, so a guessed id tells nothing. The home page links a child's closed result
to the report, not to its own page, and the finding page treats panel findings as the person page does.
closedActs() checks the level before the veil, which a panel-tagged finding would otherwise recurse through.
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The problem
On a child's page in a family, a result to act on stays closed until someone opens it. The page still told which result it was, in three ways:
id=anddata-finding=attributes, and a link kept#f/<id>in the address. The id is a slug of the gene and the variant, so the page source and the address bar named the gene.The rule we keep: the page is a function of the set of open results and the count of closed ones. Two pages whose open rows are the same must be the same before any click, whichever result is closed. The section that holds a closed result still says it holds one.
The fix
f-closed-2,#f/closed-2). A link to#f/<id>of a closed result lands on its closed card, and the address becomes the handle. The id comes back once the result is opened on purpose, and goes again when it is closed. Opening and closing from the card, the map's chip and a link all still work.assets/live/person.jshandle(),syncHash(),keepHash().closable()inbin/live_results.pygives one span per gene the result names, and each structural-variant finding lists itsgenes. Every reader of the tags (rows, lines, facts, charts, findings, the lead, the search index throughclosable_of, the family page throughveil.spans) gets the extra genes with no change of its own. og-map tags its rows by the deletion's whole span already, so it needs no change.veil()tags each of them with one panel tag (*panel*, fromFIXED_LINESinbin/live_results.py), never by its gene.person.jskeeps them closed while any result to act on is closed and shows them again once the last one is opened.tests/test_live_demo.pymap_veil_problemsreturned early when the page shows no closed result. Before, it died on an unboundkand stopped the checks after it.The fixed panels, in one table (
FIXED_PANELSinbin/live_results.py, sent asveil.panels):meiassets/mei_sites.tsvexpansionsvntyperlpachipparalogscpiccyp2d6hlalocitypertraits-panelbloodtypeOutputs
results.jsongains fields and changes no name:veil.panels, the tag*panel*inveil.lines, ageneslist on each structural-variant finding, and oneveil.spansrow per gene a closed result names (a deletion over two genes has two rows with the same id). The family page reads only the ids ofveil.spans, so it reads the same set.Decisions
#f/<id>link already holds the id, so landing that link on its handle reveals nothing new.results.jsonand the map document still reach the browser whole, with every row tagged. This PR closes what the page shows, its attributes and its address.assets/live/home.js, thefinding/<id>/href), and the search index (bin/results_index.py) still drops a deep intronic hit by its gene. Both are follow-ups.How it was checked
tests/test_live_demo.py(infer_checks). It builds the son'sresults.jsonandmap.jsonagain from his summary for each pair, then compares the page before any click: the whole document with every attribute, the address and a hash of the map's canvas. The pairs are two SNV results in BRCA1 and BRCA2, a deletion over BRCA1 and NBR2 against one over CFTR and CTTNBP2, SMN1 against HBA1 with the same copy numbers, a result with a place on the map (BRCA2) against one without (MLH1), one ClinVar row against two in the closed gene, a closed result in ATM (a gene of a known deep intronic site) against one in BRCA2, and a#f/<id>link to each of two closed results.idanddata-finding), the deletion pair in 52 lines and the canvas, SMN1 against HBA1 in 56 lines (the copy-number card), the map pair in 2 lines, the ClinVar pair in 2 lines ("One row stays closed" against "2 rows stay closed"), and the link pair in its address.tests/test_live_demo.pytook 8 min 19 s of the 15-minute limit. On a Mac mini it takes 23 to 51 s.person.jsthat puts a closed card's id back, that draws a fixed-panel card's open rows, or that counts the closed rows; and a veil that tags only a deletion's first gene.tests/test_live_results.py, new unit check: a ClinVar row, a carrier row and a carrier finding that name only the second gene of a closed deletion carry its id,veil.spanslists it per gene, andveil.panelslists the fixed-panel cards. It is red on the base with this test file, and red under the first-gene control.#f/<id>link and the handle. This exercises the link path. The map chip checks know a closed result by its place among the act cards, never by an id.tests/test_live_demo.pybrowser checks all pass.test_live_results.py,test_live_journal.py,test_owngenome_live.py,test_owngenome_live_family.pyandog dev contract --staticpass.scripts/ci/check-personal-data.shis clean.tests/test_live_results.py: every deep intronic line carries the panel tag. Its control, aveil()that tags the lines by their gene again, is red in the same run.person.jsthat draws the panel's lines, is red. Aperson.jswhose panel never opens again turned that check red locally (0 of 6 lines back).tests/test_live_demo.pytook 8 min 9 s of the 15-minute limit. Lint, Docs, Nextflow, Container Test, Freshness and Personal data passed. E2E belongs to the merge train and is not read here.Beads: pgp-iqon.27, pgp-iqon.28, pgp-iqon.29