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fix(runall/align): accept bwa's mid-pair -K split; emit BAM from the bwa-mem3 preset; keep mimalloc from purging - #988
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WalkthroughThe alignment pipeline configures mimalloc purge delay and handles qualifying bwa mid-pair splits for preset subprocesses. It splits matching unmapped pairs before creating zipper batches. Tests cover split handling and subprocess output parity. ChangesAlignment subprocess behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Bwa as bwa preset
participant Stream as BAM or SAM template stream
participant Reader as subprocess reader
participant Batch as ZipperBatch
Bwa->>Stream: emit aligned records
Stream->>Reader: return two templates for a qualifying group
Reader->>Reader: split the matching unmapped pair
Reader->>Batch: create batch with mapped and unmapped halves
Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new mid-pair split behavior is not guaranteed to be exercised in CI, so regressions could go undetected. Require BWA-MEM3 for this test before merging; the current implementation is not shown to fail. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3✅ Passed checks (3 passed)
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- Around line 669-681: Update mid_pair_chunk to return the targeted template
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…s' tags With mixed single-end/paired input, bwa's even-read-count -K chunk cut can land between a pair's two reads; with -p smart pairing bwa then aligns them as two unpaired reads and emits them back to back under the pair's name. The subprocess reader failed on that output. It now recognizes the shape (no record paired, exactly two primaries) and splits the pair's unmapped template to match, clearing each half's pairing bits so the zipper merge copies each read's own tags and QC-fail flag. The split is accepted only from the bwa and bwa-mem3 presets, which run `mem -p -K`; a free-form --aligner::command keeps the loud "multiple primaries" error, since the same shape from an aligner that never pairs would otherwise split every pair silently. Also cap a preset's --aligner::chunk-size at i32::MAX: bwa parses -K with atoi into an int. And add a subprocess align/merge guard (tests/align_subprocess_split_parity.rs) that runs the preset over a fixture of substitutions, indels, unmappable, chimeric, discordant, repeat and zero-length reads with RX tags, checks every read keeps its tags (including across a forced mid-pair split), and that the output is identical across --threads values; it runs where a bwa-mem3 binary is available and skips otherwise.
…eep mimalloc from purging - The bwa-mem3 preset now runs `bwa-mem3 mem --bam=0`, so fgumi's single reader thread takes records zero-copy instead of parsing SAM text, which at 32 threads kept bwa-mem3 blocked on its output (a fused extract -> correct -> align ran 36% faster). The merged records are identical. - With an align stage, runall sets mimalloc's purge delay to -1 (never return freed pages to the OS) unless MIMALLOC_PURGE_DELAY or its legacy name is set (any case, as mimalloc matches them), and passes the same setting to the aligner child through its environment. The per-batch buffer churn otherwise costs hundreds of thousands of page faults. The setting is process-wide, so later stages keep freed pages too; measured end to end (extract through simplex consensus, 1M pairs, 32 threads, with and without a spilling sort) it is ~4% faster for ~0.4 GB more peak RSS. The setter lives next to the existing mimalloc FFI in fgumi-sort's memory_probe (CLAUDE.md allowlist updated); the option index is pinned by a test against mimalloc v3's 1000 ms default.
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🔵 Trivial · Require BWA-MEM3 in CI for this test. · align_subprocess_split_parity.rs:53-70
tests/align_subprocess_split_parity.rs:53-70
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRequire BWA-MEM3 in CI for this test.
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bin_or_skip!returns success when BWA-MEM3 is unavailable. The assertions attests/align_subprocess_split_parity.rs:159-178can therefore remain unexecuted while CI passes. Provision BWA-MEM3 and setFGUMI_BWA_MEM3_REQUIRE_TOOLSfor the CI test job.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 53-70: Update the CI test job that runs the parity test using
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Part 3 of 5 of the in-process bwa-mem3 aligner stack (#986 → #987 → #988 (this PR) → #989 → #990).
Summary
Subprocess-route fixes and performance, independent of the in-process backend.
Mid-pair
-Ksplit (bug fix). bwa reads-pinput in-K-base chunks and cuts a chunk at the first even read count past-K(bwa.cbseq_read; bwa-mem3fast_reader_bseq.c), then pairs adjacent same-name reads within the chunk (bseq_classify). With paired-only input that never splits a pair, but with mixed single-end/paired input the cut can land between a pair's two reads, and bwa aligns them as two unpaired reads. The subprocess reader used to fail on that output. It now recognises the shape and splits the unmapped template the same way, clearing each half's pairing bits so the zipper merge copies each read's own tags and QC-fail flag onto its alignment (including supplementary/secondary records). This is accepted only from thebwaandbwa-mem3presets, which runmem -p -K; a custom--aligner::commandstill gets the error, since a non-pairing aligner produces the same shape for every pair.--aligner::chunk-sizebound. Rejected abovei32::MAXfor the presets: bwa parses-Kwithatoi.--bam=0(perf). Thebwa-mem3preset asks bwa-mem3 for uncompressed BAM instead of SAM text, skipping SAM formatting in bwa-mem3 and SAM parsing in fgumi. Merged records are unchanged (checked record by record, including aux type widths).mimalloc purge delay (perf). With an align stage in the chain, fgumi sets mimalloc's purge delay to -1 (keep freed pages) unless
MIMALLOC_PURGE_DELAYis set, and passes the same setting to the aligner child. The setting is process-wide, so laterrunallstages keep freed pages too (fgumi-sort'sforce_mi_collect()stops releasing memory). Measured end to end on the subprocess route (extract through simplex consensus, 1M pairs, 32 threads, with and without a spilling sort): ~4% faster wall, ~2.5% less CPU, page faults ~700k → ~34k, for ~0.4 GB more peak RSS.Risk:
-K, from the bwa presets), which now produces merged output.unsafe: the existing mimalloc FFI sub-module infgumi-sortgainsretain_freed_memory/mi_purge_delay_ms(mi_option_set/mi_option_get); the CLAUDE.md allowlist entry is updated.MIMALLOC_PURGE_DELAY.Tests
Unit tests for the split detection, the split itself (flags cleared, order kept) and the merge onto both halves (RX on both, QC-fail transferred, supplementary tagged); preset vs command-mode acceptance; the chunk-size bound; the purge-env matching (case-insensitive, like mimalloc's own lookup) and the mimalloc option index.
tests/align_subprocess_split_parity.rsruns the real bwa-mem3 CLI: thread invariance, every input read appearing once as a primary with its RX/QC-fail state, and a forced mid-pair split; it skips without bwa-mem3 and runs in CI from part 5.Risk: Output: split-pair alignment handling changes records for affected preset runs; tests check tag and QC-fail transfer and normalized BAM parity across thread counts. The uncompressed BAM setting changes encoding, not reported record content. No changes to grouping, consensus, sort order, corrected UMIs, or metrics are reported. Unsafe: adds mimalloc FFI calls in the approved unsafe module, and
CLAUDE.mdupdates the allowlist. Memory: retains freed pages and can increase peak RSS; no queue-capacity or thread/backpressure policy change is reported.The
bwaandbwa-mem3presets accept bwa’s mid-pair-Ksplit. Custom aligner commands continue to reject it. Preset chunk sizes abovei32::MAXare rejected. Thebwa-mem3preset requests uncompressed BAM with--bam=0.When an align stage runs, fgumi sets mimalloc’s purge delay to
-1unless the user sets a supported override. The aligner subprocess receives the same setting. The PR reports about 4% faster wall time, 2.5% less CPU, and 0.4 GB more peak RSS.Tests cover split detection, tag and QC-fail flag transfer, preset-versus-command behavior, chunk-size limits, and thread-invariant output. The real-CLI parity test skips when bwa-mem3 is unavailable. Test execution results were not provided.