Build failure trying to build 1.0.2 release with SeqAn 2.4

[satta]

In Debian, we ship the current stable release 1.0.2 of Lambda. This version recently stopped to build from source with the following error:

/usr/include/seqan/align_extend/align_extend.h:203:33: error: no matching function for call to '_setUpAndRunAlignment(seqan::DPContext<int, seqan::Tag<seqan::AffineGaps_>, seqan::String<int>, seqan::String<seqan::Tag<seqan::AffineGaps_>, seqan::Alloc<> > >&, seqan::String<seqan::TraceSegment_<long int, long unsigned int>, seqan::Alloc<> >&, seqan::DPScoutState_<seqan::Terminator_<seqan::XDrop_<int> > >&, const seqan::ModifiedString<seqan::Segment<seqan::String<seqan::SimpleType<unsigned char, seqan::Dna5_>, seqan::Alloc<> >, seqan::InfixSegment>, seqan::Tag<seqan::ModReverse_> >&, const seqan::ModifiedString<seqan::Segment<seqan::String<seqan::SimpleType<unsigned char, seqan::Dna5_>, seqan::MMap<> >, seqan::InfixSegment>, seqan::Tag<seqan::ModReverse_> >&, const seqan::Score<int, seqan::Tag<seqan::Simple_> >&, TAlignConfig)'
 return _setUpAndRunAlignment(alignContext.dpContext, alignContext.traceSegment, scoutState, str0, str1, scoreScheme,
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 TAlignConfig(lowerDiag, upperDiag));

Full build logs are available from the Reproducible Builds pages for Lambda:
https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/debian/rb-pkg/unstable/arm64/lambda-align.html

We would be grateful for any hints or patches. Also if you can spot anything potentially Debian-specific, I would happy to hear it.

[h-2]

Thanks for letting me know! I didn't try the stable release with new SeqAn, shame on me 😮
I think it's actually a regression in SeqAn, and apparently not all of align_extend is unit tested.

This will either be fixed with lambda-1.0.3 or seqan-2.4.1.

Has seqan-2.4.0 already migrated to testing or is this planned in the near future? Because if not, we could keep lambda-stable in debian stable+testing and have Debian unstable start tracking lambda-unstable (1.9.4). The latter is very usable now and the interface is also stabilising. lambda-1.9.4 is also compatible with seqan-2.4.0.

[satta]

Thanks for your quick reply! SeqAn 2.4 is fairly new and not in testing yet. However, I suggest that we should by all means make sure that the current stable version of Lambda also works with SeqAn 2.4, be it via a quick Debian-side patch (depending on how small/large that would be), a new release of Lambda-stable, or of SeqAn. I'd prefer not to switch to the pre-release version just to fix a regression.

[h-2]

However, I suggest that we should by all means make sure that the current stable version of Lambda also works with SeqAn 2.4, be it via a quick Debian-side patch (depending on how small/large that would be), a new release of Lambda-stable, or of SeqAn.

I agree! If the issue is Lambda, I will push a new stable release in the next two days. If it is in SeqAn, it will come with 2.4.1. From experience I can say that 2.4.1 will be released not within the next week, 2-3 weeks would be more realistic.

I'd prefer not to switch to the pre-release version just to fix a regression.

Yes, on the one hand – on the other hand, I would have suggested the change anyway, soon :)

[satta]

Cool, thanks! Will keep an eye on the releases.

[h-2]

@satta I have just pushed a release of the stable branch that should build with old and new releases of SeqAn.

[h-2]

Please re-open if it doesn't work on Debian!

[mr-c]

@h-2 It worked, thanks! I also got the tests running :-)

[satta]

Hmm, tests are failing on 32-bit now: https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=lambda-align&suite=unstable

[mr-c]

@satta Shall we upload a build to experimental with verbose testing turned on?

[satta]

I think it would be better to debug this in a i386 VM/chroot or one of the ARM porterboxes rather than bothering the buildds. See Adrian Glaubitz's mail on the debian-med-packaging ML a couple of days ago.

[satta]

This is now https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=890851

[h-2]

The tests perform checksum tests on binary index files which are incompatible between different integer models and CPU endianess so they are expected to fail almost everywhere other than amd64. It's not an ideal check, but it saves me from including the actual reference files in the repo.

I would suggest to only perform the runtime tests on amd64 right now.

[mr-c]

@h-2 Okay, we can disable them elsewhere and document that in README.Debian