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Source code for galaxy.workflow.extract

""" This module contains functionality to aid in extracting workflows from
histories.
"""
import logging
from typing import Optional

from galaxy import exceptions, model
from galaxy.tool_util.parser import ToolOutputCollectionPart
from galaxy.tools.parameters.basic import (
    DataCollectionToolParameter,
    DataToolParameter
)
from galaxy.tools.parameters.grouping import (
    Conditional,
    Repeat,
    Section
)
from galaxy.util import listify
from .steps import (
    attach_ordered_steps,
    order_workflow_steps_with_levels
)

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

WARNING_SOME_DATASETS_NOT_READY = "Some datasets still queued or running were ignored"


[docs]def extract_workflow(trans, user, history=None, job_ids=None, dataset_ids=None, dataset_collection_ids=None, workflow_name=None, dataset_names=None, dataset_collection_names=None): steps = extract_steps(trans, history=history, job_ids=job_ids, dataset_ids=dataset_ids, dataset_collection_ids=dataset_collection_ids, dataset_names=dataset_names, dataset_collection_names=None) # Workflow to populate workflow = model.Workflow() workflow.name = workflow_name # Order the steps if possible attach_ordered_steps(workflow, steps) # And let's try to set up some reasonable locations on the canvas # (these are pretty arbitrary values) levorder = order_workflow_steps_with_levels(steps) base_pos = 10 for i, steps_at_level in enumerate(levorder): for j, index in enumerate(steps_at_level): step = steps[index] step.position = dict(top=(base_pos + 120 * j), left=(base_pos + 220 * i)) # Store it stored = model.StoredWorkflow() stored.user = user stored.name = workflow_name workflow.stored_workflow = stored stored.latest_workflow = workflow trans.sa_session.add(stored) trans.sa_session.flush() return stored
def extract_steps(trans, history=None, job_ids=None, dataset_ids=None, dataset_collection_ids=None, dataset_names=None, dataset_collection_names=None): # Ensure job_ids and dataset_ids are lists (possibly empty) job_ids = listify(job_ids) dataset_ids = listify(dataset_ids) dataset_collection_ids = listify(dataset_collection_ids) # Convert both sets of ids to integers job_ids = [int(_) for _ in job_ids] dataset_ids = [int(_) for _ in dataset_ids] dataset_collection_ids = [int(_) for _ in dataset_collection_ids] # Find each job, for security we (implicitly) check that they are # associated with a job in the current history. summary = WorkflowSummary(trans, history) jobs = summary.jobs steps = [] step_labels = set() hid_to_output_pair = {} # Input dataset steps for i, hid in enumerate(dataset_ids): step = model.WorkflowStep() step.type = 'data_input' if dataset_names: name = dataset_names[i] else: name = "Input Dataset" if name not in step_labels: step.label = name step_labels.add(name) step.tool_inputs = dict(name=name) hid_to_output_pair[hid] = (step, 'output') steps.append(step) for i, hid in enumerate(dataset_collection_ids): step = model.WorkflowStep() step.type = 'data_collection_input' if hid not in summary.collection_types: raise exceptions.RequestParameterInvalidException("hid %s does not appear to be a collection" % hid) collection_type = summary.collection_types[hid] if dataset_collection_names: name = dataset_collection_names[i] else: name = "Input Dataset Collection" if name not in step_labels: step.label = name step_labels.add(name) step.tool_inputs = dict(name=name, collection_type=collection_type) hid_to_output_pair[hid] = (step, 'output') steps.append(step) # Tool steps for job_id in job_ids: if job_id not in summary.job_id2representative_job: log.warning(f"job_id {job_id} not found in job_id2representative_job {summary.job_id2representative_job}") raise AssertionError("Attempt to create workflow with job not connected to current history") job = summary.job_id2representative_job[job_id] tool_inputs, associations = step_inputs(trans, job) step = model.WorkflowStep() step.type = 'tool' step.tool_id = job.tool_id step.tool_version = job.tool_version step.tool_inputs = tool_inputs # NOTE: We shouldn't need to do two passes here since only # an earlier job can be used as an input to a later # job. for other_hid, input_name in associations: if job in summary.implicit_map_jobs: an_implicit_output_collection = jobs[job][0][1] input_collection = an_implicit_output_collection.find_implicit_input_collection(input_name) if input_collection: other_hid = input_collection.hid else: log.info("Cannot find implicit input collection for %s" % input_name) if other_hid in hid_to_output_pair: step_input = step.get_or_add_input(input_name) other_step, other_name = hid_to_output_pair[other_hid] conn = model.WorkflowStepConnection() conn.input_step_input = step_input # Should always be connected to an earlier step conn.output_step = other_step conn.output_name = other_name steps.append(step) # Store created dataset hids for assoc in (job.output_datasets + job.output_dataset_collection_instances): assoc_name = assoc.name if ToolOutputCollectionPart.is_named_collection_part_name(assoc_name): continue if assoc_name.startswith("__new_primary_file"): continue if job in summary.implicit_map_jobs: hid = None for implicit_pair in jobs[job]: query_assoc_name, dataset_collection = implicit_pair if query_assoc_name == assoc_name or assoc_name.startswith("__new_primary_file_%s|" % query_assoc_name): hid = summary.hid(dataset_collection) if hid is None: template = "Failed to find matching implicit job - job id is %s, implicit pairs are %s, assoc_name is %s." message = template % (job.id, jobs[job], assoc_name) log.warning(message) raise Exception("Failed to extract job.") else: if hasattr(assoc, "dataset"): has_hid = assoc.dataset else: has_hid = assoc.dataset_collection_instance hid = summary.hid(has_hid) if hid in hid_to_output_pair: log.warning("duplicate hid found in extract_steps [%s]" % hid) hid_to_output_pair[hid] = (step, assoc.name) return steps class FakeJob: """ Fake job object for datasets that have no creating_job_associations, they will be treated as "input" datasets. """ def __init__(self, dataset): self.is_fake = True self.id = f"fake_{dataset.id}" self.name = self._guess_name_from_dataset(dataset) def _guess_name_from_dataset(self, dataset) -> Optional[str]: """Tries to guess the name of the fake job from the dataset associations.""" if dataset.copied_from_history_dataset_association: return "Import from History" if dataset.copied_from_library_dataset_dataset_association: return "Import from Library" return None class DatasetCollectionCreationJob: def __init__(self, dataset_collection): self.is_fake = True self.id = "fake_%s" % dataset_collection.id self.from_jobs = None self.name = "Dataset Collection Creation" self.disabled_why = "Dataset collection created in a way not compatible with workflows" def set_jobs(self, jobs): assert jobs is not None self.from_jobs = jobs
[docs]def summarize(trans, history=None): """ Return mapping of job description to datasets for active items in supplied history - needed for building workflow from a history. Formerly call get_job_dict in workflow web controller. """ summary = WorkflowSummary(trans, history) return summary.jobs, summary.warnings
class WorkflowSummary: def __init__(self, trans, history): if not history: history = trans.get_history() self.history = history self.warnings = set() self.jobs = {} self.job_id2representative_job = {} # map a non-fake job id to its representative job self.implicit_map_jobs = [] self.collection_types = {} self.hda_hid_in_history = {} self.hdca_hid_in_history = {} self.__summarize() def hid(self, object): if object.history_content_type == "dataset_collection": if object.id in self.hdca_hid_in_history: return self.hdca_hid_in_history[object.id] elif object.history == self.history: return object.hid else: log.warning("extraction issue, using hdca hid from outside current history and unmapped") return object.hid else: if object.id in self.hda_hid_in_history: return self.hda_hid_in_history[object.id] elif object.history == self.history: return object.hid else: log.warning("extraction issue, using hda hid from outside current history and unmapped") return object.hid def __summarize(self): # Make a first pass handle all singleton jobs, input dataset and dataset collections # just grab the implicitly mapped jobs and handle in second pass. Second pass is # needed because cannot allow selection of individual datasets from an implicit # mapping during extraction - you get the collection or nothing. for content in self.history.active_contents: self.__summarize_content(content) def __summarize_content(self, content): # Update internal state for history content (either an HDA or # an HDCA). if content.history_content_type == "dataset_collection": self.__summarize_dataset_collection(content) else: self.__summarize_dataset(content) def __summarize_dataset_collection(self, dataset_collection): hid_in_history = dataset_collection.hid dataset_collection = self.__original_hdca(dataset_collection) self.hdca_hid_in_history[dataset_collection.id] = hid_in_history hid = dataset_collection.hid self.collection_types[hid] = dataset_collection.collection.collection_type cja = dataset_collection.creating_job_associations if cja: # Use the "first" job to represent all mapped jobs. representative_assoc = cja[0] representative_job = representative_assoc.job if representative_job not in self.jobs or self.jobs[representative_job][0][1].history_content_type == "dataset": self.jobs[representative_job] = [(representative_assoc.name, dataset_collection)] if dataset_collection.implicit_output_name: self.implicit_map_jobs.append(representative_job) else: self.jobs[representative_job].append((representative_assoc.name, dataset_collection)) for assoc in cja: job = assoc.job self.job_id2representative_job[job.id] = representative_job # This whole elif condition may no longer be needed do to additional # tracking with creating_job_associations. Will delete at some point. elif dataset_collection.implicit_output_name: # TODO: Optimize db call dataset_instance = dataset_collection.collection.dataset_instances[0] if not self.__check_state(dataset_instance): # Just checking the state of one instance, don't need more but # makes me wonder if even need this check at all? return original_hda = self.__original_hda(dataset_instance) if not original_hda.creating_job_associations: log.warning("An implicitly create output dataset collection doesn't have a creating_job_association, should not happen!") job = DatasetCollectionCreationJob(dataset_collection) self.jobs[job] = [(None, dataset_collection)] for assoc in original_hda.creating_job_associations: job = assoc.job if job not in self.jobs or self.jobs[job][0][1].history_content_type == "dataset": self.jobs[job] = [(assoc.name, dataset_collection)] self.job_id2representative_job[job.id] = job self.implicit_map_jobs.append(job) else: self.jobs[job].append((assoc.name, dataset_collection)) else: job = DatasetCollectionCreationJob(dataset_collection) self.jobs[job] = [(None, dataset_collection)] def __summarize_dataset(self, dataset): if not self.__check_state(dataset): return hid_in_history = dataset.hid original_hda = self.__original_hda(dataset) self.hda_hid_in_history[original_hda.id] = hid_in_history if not original_hda.creating_job_associations: self.jobs[FakeJob(dataset)] = [(None, dataset)] for assoc in original_hda.creating_job_associations: job = assoc.job if job in self.jobs: self.jobs[job].append((assoc.name, dataset)) else: self.jobs[job] = [(assoc.name, dataset)] self.job_id2representative_job[job.id] = job def __original_hdca(self, hdca): while hdca.copied_from_history_dataset_collection_association: hdca = hdca.copied_from_history_dataset_collection_association return hdca def __original_hda(self, hda): # if this hda was copied from another, we need to find the job that created the original hda while hda.copied_from_history_dataset_association: hda = hda.copied_from_history_dataset_association return hda def __check_state(self, hda): # FIXME: Create "Dataset.is_finished" if hda.state in ('new', 'running', 'queued'): self.warnings.add(WARNING_SOME_DATASETS_NOT_READY) return return hda def step_inputs(trans, job): tool = trans.app.toolbox.get_tool(job.tool_id, tool_version=job.tool_version) param_values = job.get_param_values(trans.app, ignore_errors=True) # If a tool was updated and e.g. had a text value changed to an integer, we don't want a traceback here associations = __cleanup_param_values(tool.inputs, param_values) tool_inputs = tool.params_to_strings(param_values, trans.app) return tool_inputs, associations def __cleanup_param_values(inputs, values): """ Remove 'Data' values from `param_values`, along with metadata cruft, but track the associations. """ associations = [] # dbkey is pushed in by the framework if 'dbkey' in values: del values['dbkey'] root_values = values root_input_keys = inputs.keys() # Recursively clean data inputs and dynamic selects def cleanup(prefix, inputs, values): for key, input in inputs.items(): if isinstance(input, DataToolParameter) or isinstance(input, DataCollectionToolParameter): items = values[key] values[key] = None # HACK: Nested associations are not yet working, but we # still need to clean them up so we can serialize # if not( prefix ): for item in listify(items): if isinstance(item, model.DatasetCollectionElement): item = item.first_dataset_instance() if item: # this is false for a non-set optional dataset associations.append((item.hid, prefix + key)) # Cleanup the other deprecated crap associated with datasets # as well. Worse, for nested datasets all the metadata is # being pushed into the root. FIXME: MUST REMOVE SOON key = prefix + key + "_" for k in root_values.keys(): if k not in root_input_keys and k.startswith(key): del root_values[k] elif isinstance(input, Repeat): if key in values: group_values = values[key] for i, rep_values in enumerate(group_values): rep_index = rep_values['__index__'] cleanup("%s%s_%d|" % (prefix, key, rep_index), input.inputs, group_values[i]) elif isinstance(input, Conditional): # Scrub dynamic resource related parameters from workflows, # they cause problems and the workflow probably should include # their state in workflow encoding. if input.name == '__job_resource': if input.name in values: del values[input.name] return if input.name in values: group_values = values[input.name] current_case = group_values['__current_case__'] cleanup(f"{prefix}{key}|", input.cases[current_case].inputs, group_values) elif isinstance(input, Section): if input.name in values: cleanup(f"{prefix}{key}|", input.inputs, values[input.name]) cleanup("", inputs, values) return associations __all__ = ('summarize', 'extract_workflow')