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feat(merge): add an @PG record for the merge - #1051
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fgumi merge ignored its command line and wrote no @pg of its own, so a merged BAM carried no record that it had been merged, unlike every other fgumi command and samtools merge. merge now adds one @pg through the shared add_pg_record, after the input headers are merged: ID fgumi (or the first free fgumi.{n} when an input already has one), its version and command line, and PP chained to the last program chain end in merged-header order, which is the last input's when inputs carry separate chains. samtools merge instead adds one @pg per chain end; fgumi keeps to one @pg per command, as #1023 settled. A single input is recorded too. Writing that @pg made merge fail on a command line holding a tab or a non-ASCII character, as every other command already did: the SAM spec limits header values to printable ASCII and noodles refuses to write anything else. build_program_record now passes the command line through header_safe_value, which turns tabs, newlines and carriage returns into spaces (as samtools does for tabs) and escapes any other such character as \u{..}, so a @pg is always writable for every command. Tests pin the @pg for inputs with no programs, a single input, a PP chain, inputs that already carry an fgumi @pg (identical or renamed), and a recorded command line containing a tab; the end-to-end header assertions now include it. header_safe_value has unit tests, and a @pg built from an unprintable command line is written successfully.
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- Around line 554-555: Remove the early return from ReadTagRewriter::rewrite
when any_renames is false, so rewrite_tag checks both RG and PG tags even when
no IDs are renamed and can report undeclared tags that might bind to the merge’s
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fgumi mergeignored its command line and wrote no@PGof its own, so a merged BAM carried no record of the merge, unlike every other fgumi command andsamtools merge. It now adds one@PGthrough the sharedadd_pg_record, after the input headers are merged:ID:fgumi, or the first freefgumi.{n}when an input already has one (including after fix(merge): rename conflicting @RG/@PG IDs per input and rewrite read tags #1050 renames a conflicting fgumi@PG).VNandCLfrom the fgumi version and the command line.PPset to the last program chain end in merged-header order, which is the last input's when inputs carry separate chains.samtools mergeinstead adds one@PGper chain end. fgumi keeps to one@PGper command, as fix(header): add one @PG per command instead of one per chain leaf #1023 settled; the code comment and--helpsay so.For example, merging inputs whose conflicting
@PG ID:bwarecords #1050 renames gives@PG bwa,@PG bwa.1,@PG fgumi (PP:bwa.1, CL:fgumi merge ...).Command-line sanitization (all commands). Writing that
@PGmade merge fail on a command line containing a tab or a non-ASCII character, as every other command already did. The SAM spec (§1.3) limits header values to printable ASCII ([ -~]+), and noodles refuses to write anything else.build_program_recordnow passes the command line through a newheader_safe_value:\u{..}escape, so a non-ASCII path stays legible.A
@PGis now always writable for every command.Tests.
test_merge_adds_its_own_program_record(rstest cases): inputs with no programs, a single input, aPPchain, inputs with an identical fgumi@PG(fgumi.1), and inputs whose fgumi@PGs conflict (merge's@PGisfgumi.2, chained tofgumi.1).test_merge_program_record_records_command_line: the recordedCLis the command line merge was run with, not a fixed string, and its tab becomes a space. It fails if merge hard-codes"fgumi merge".@PG.header_safe_valueunit tests, and a@PGbuilt from an unprintable command line that writes successfully.cargo ci-fmt,cargo ci-lintandcargo ci-test(12,287 tests) pass locally.Risk: Output changes only by adding an
@PGheader record; deterministic ID selection and chaining to the last program in merged-header order pin it.unsafe: none added or modified; CLAUDE.md allowlist: no update needed. Memory bounds, queue capacity, and thread/backpressure policy: none changed.fgumi mergenow records its version and command line in one@PGrecord, including for a single input. It choosesfgumior the next availablefgumi.{n}ID. Command-line text is made header-safe: tabs and line breaks become spaces, and other non-printable or non-ASCII characters are escaped.Tests cover header chaining, ID conflicts, command-line recording, and header-safe values. The author reports that formatting, lint, and test checks passed locally; those results were not independently verified.