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  Wire the UI up to the new GET /score-sets/{urn}/variants endpoint that
  serves one pre-chewed record per variant (selection key, score,
  consequence, annotation bridge ids, and parsed DNA/protein HGVS blocks).

  - add LeanVariant/HgvsField types mirrored from the OpenAPI schema
  - add getLeanScoreSetVariants and leanScoreSetVariantsUrl to the API
    client
  - fetch the lean view alongside the legacy CSV scoresData channel in
    ScoreSetView, exposing a typed leanVariantRecords handle so consumers
    can migrate off the CSV channel slice by slice
  - regenerate openapi.d.ts for the new path and schemas
…rm binaries

Add `os` (darwin, linux, win32) and `cpu` (x64, arm64) fields to package.json
so installs are validated against supported platforms, and regenerate the
lockfile to include the platform-specific optional binaries (e.g. the full set
of @esbuild/* targets). This lets the project be installed and built on macOS,
Linux, and Windows across x64 and arm64.
Also picks up minor transitive dependency bumps from the lockfile regeneration.
Query the AlphaFold prediction API with the UniProt ID directly instead of
first fetching the UniProt XML entry, parsing out AlphaFoldDB references, and
having the user select one. This removes the AlphaFold ID dropdown and its
supporting state.
- Drop fetchUniprotData, the alphaFoldData computed property, and the
  alphaFoldData/selectedAlphaFold watchers; the uniprotId watcher now renders
  the viewer directly.
- fetchAlphaFoldCifUrl and render key off uniprotId; the model is matched by
  entryId AF-<uniprotId>-F1 to disambiguate multi-entry responses (e.g. P42167).
- Remove now-unused jquery, FloatLabel, and Select imports and the
  uniprotData/selectedAlphaFold data fields.# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
Migrate the heatmap, histogram, score-set view, visualizer, and variant
lookup off the legacy CSV-parsed `Variant` model onto the lean
`DisplayVariant`/`LeanVariant` API record. The score-set view now fetches
a single lean whole-set channel instead of the dual histogram-CSV + lean
channels, and variant identity keys move from `accession` to `variantUrn`
throughout.

- Rework use-variant-coordinates around `coordinateFor(variant, level,
  frame)` as the single source of truth for the (level × frame)
  coordinate grid; add `resolveLevel` and `isUnmapped`, and make the
  (mapped, dna) cell null for protein assays (mavedb-api#784)
- Handle unmapped variants: labels fall back to submitted HGVS rather
  than the URN, mapped/clinical mode is disabled and annotated when a set
  has no mapped data, and the search matches both frames
- Extract VEP consequence bucketing into lib/consequences.ts, replacing
  the parsed-HGVS effect classifiers (`variantIsMissense`, etc.) in
  lib/variants.ts; `isStartOrStopLoss` stays as the block-aware heatmap
  filter
- Extract shared d3 chart tooltip builders into lib/tooltips.ts and
  rebuild the heatmap/histogram tooltips on top of them
- Add `isNucleotideHgvs` to lib/mave-hgvs.ts and
  `inferReferenceSequenceFromBlocks` to lib/variants.ts
- Heatmap UX: deferred redraw with a loading indicator, a not-shown
  breakdown (no-coordinate vs complex), a note when the selection is off
  the chart, and viewport-aware hover-tooltip positioning
- Add tests for consequences, mave-hgvs, and use-variant-coordinates
Consume the reworked GET /variants/{urn} envelope: a self-contained
VariantDetailPanel (assay-level facts, primary classification, gnomAD/ClinVar,
supersession badge, link to the variant page) wired into ScoreSetView on the
?variant= selection, plus use-variant-lookup / VariantScreen / the legacy
measurement-URN redirect repointed off the deleted VariantEffectMeasurementWithScoreSet
onto the flat envelope fields (clingenAlleleId bridge, separately fetched score set).

Clinical controls: drop the hard-coded DEFAULT_CLINICAL_CONTROL_VERSION, accept a
nullable version end to end, and render human-readable ClinVar versions
(formatClinvarVersion) in the heatmap/histogram clinical mode. openapi.d.ts
regenerated for the new API shapes.
Match the API field rename: the detail panel reads the superseding *score set*'s URN
(supersession is score-set-versioned), not a variant URN, and the tooltip now reads
"Superseded by score set X". Update the generated VariantDetail type to match. The /alleles/*
schema regen in openapi.d.ts is deliberately left for the alleles-slice work.
The viewer assumed a single canonical AlphaFold model (AF-<id>-F1), which
does not exist for proteins over ~2700 aa, so those score sets rendered no
structure (and silently errored).
When no canonical AlphaFold model is available, fetch experimental (PDBe)
and template (SWISS-MODEL) structures from 3D-Beacons and let the user switch
between the covering segments via a dropdown. Normal-length proteins keep
loading their single AlphaFold model as before.
- Overlay heatmap scores on every structure: canonical-numbered models
  (AlphaFold, SWISS-MODEL) directly, and PDBe experimental structures via
  their SIFTS UniProt mapping (uniprot_accession selection). Always apply the
  selection with nonSelectedColor so molstar's per-chain default never shows.
- Default to the structure that best covers the scored residues, and re-pick
  when score data arrives after the structures load.
- Map clicked-residue events back to canonical UniProt positions (unp_seq_id)
  so clicking a residue selects and scrolls to the matching heatmap column on
  SIFTS-mapped structures.
- Contain the dropdown overlay's scroll (overscroll-behavior) so it no longer
  chains into the molstar viewer, and dispose the previous molstar plugin when
  switching structures.
- Offer only structures overlapping the assayed residues, and always show the
  segment selector for fragment structures (hidden only for a single
  full-length AlphaFold model).
…m-build-support

chore(build): declare multi-platform support and include cross-platfo…
…ram url helper

- Support an optional `limit` on getScoreSetScoresPreview and
  getScoreSetCountsPreview so the preview table fetches only the rows it
  renders instead of the full dataset; document that `drop_na_columns`
  is evaluated over the sampled rows
- Remove the now-unused histogramScoreSetVariantDataUrl helper and its
  scoreSetVariantDataParams/namespace constant
Pass the variant's URN as a query param on the ClinGen variant-details
link so the destination page can disambiguate which variant to show
when a single ClinGen allele maps to multiple variants.
- Show the score set URN under its title when showUrn is set, so
  correlated score sets with identical facts can be told apart
- Add an "Assay level" detail row driven by a new assayLevel prop,
  surfacing the score-set-wide protein/cdna/genomic measurement level
- Scope the 2-col top-border reset to the new assay-facts-grid--2col
  class so the 1-col layout keeps a divider between every stacked row
- Pass MAX_ROWS as a limit to the scores/counts preview requests
  instead of fetching the full dataset and slicing client-side
- Derive the "Showing X of Y" total from the score set's numVariants
  rather than the now-truncated fetched rows, since the fetch no
  longer returns the true total
proteinConsequenceBlock referenced variant.proteinLevelHgvs, a field
that no longer exists on DisplayVariant; fall back through
variant.mapped.protein (the mapped protein representation) before
the submitted protein HGVS, matching the documented fallback order.
- Replace MeasurementType (nucleotide/protein/associatedNucleotide)
  with a two-way LevelBucket (nucleotide/protein) derived from the
  mapping record's AssayLevel, since cdna and genomic share one
  visual bucket
- Add assayLevelBucket() to bucket a raw assay level, and
  dominantAssayLevel() to pick the most common non-null level across
  a score set's variants
- Add ASSAY_LEVEL_LABELS for the three per-level labels and
  RELATIONSHIP_LABELS for the RT direct/protein_consequence/
  nucleotide_encoding relationship display strings
- Add unit tests covering bucketing and dominant-level selection,
  including ties and all-null/undefined inputs
Add memoizeRead, a p-memoize/expiry-map wrapper that dedupes
concurrent calls to the same idempotent GET and caches the result
for a short TTL. Read data can be rewritten underneath us at any
time by the mapping/annotation worker, so the cache is tuned to
collapse page-load request bursts rather than to reuse results
long-term; a 30s default TTL bounds staleness while composables
still handle same-page reuse via their own reactive caches.
- Replace lookupVariantsByClingenId (POST clingen-allele-id-lookups)
  with getAlleleMeasurements (GET clingen-alleles/{id}/measurements),
  the new entrypoint for the ClinGen-allele-centric variant page;
  supports includeSuperseded, includeNucleotideSiblings, and asOf
- Wrap getAlleleByCaId, getScoreSet, getLeanScoreSetVariants, and
  getVariantDetail in memoizeRead so repeated reads for the same key
  dedupe and share a short-TTL cache instead of refetching
- Consolidate the duplicated getScoreSet into score-sets.ts and drop
  the copy from calibrations.ts
- Drop getHistogramVariantData now that its only caller is gone
Add a "Download PDB" button to ProteinStructureView that downloads the
PDB coordinate file for the currently displayed AlphaFold model. The PDB
URL (pdbUrl) is read from the same AlphaFold prediction metadata already
fetched to obtain the CIF URL loaded by the viewer.
Turn the structure viewer's download control into a SplitButton offering
both the PDB structure and a PyMOL coloring script (.pml). The generated
script reproduces the exact residue colors currently shown in the viewer
for the selected "Color by" mode: it defines each displayed color with
set_color and applies it to the matching residues via `color ..., resi`,
reusing the same (residue number, color) pairs the viewer feeds to
molstar so the coloring matches after loading the companion PDB.
Add a "ChimeraX coloring script (.cxc)" option to the structure viewer's
download menu. The generated command script reproduces the same per-residue
coloring as the PyMOL script, using `color /A:<ranges> #<hex> target acs`
per unique color plus a whole-chain base color; ChimeraX accepts hex colors
directly and writes residue lists as "5-8,12".

Extract the residue grouping and run-compression (groupResiduesByColor,
residueRuns) shared by the PyMOL and ChimeraX builders.
Add a "Mol* coloring script (.mvsj)" option to the structure viewer's
download menu. The generated MolViewSpec document reproduces the current
per-residue coloring for loading in the Mol* viewer (drag-and-drop, or the
?mvs-url= parameter). It fetches the AlphaFold structure by URL, so it is
self-contained (no companion file needed), and selects residues by author
numbering (auth_seq_id = UniProt position) to match MaveDB's numbering.
Add groupAlleles, which collapses a variant detail's allele sidecar
into rendered groups: each c<->g projection pair (linked by
projectionOf) folds into one entry with deduplicated annotations,
while the protein apex and projection-failed candidates stay as
one-member groups. Groups carry a measured/pageRoot/derivation
summary and sort measured-and-page-root entries first, then
bottom-up by level (genomic -> cdna -> protein), so the UI can
render one block per real allele instead of one per c/g/p record.

Add unit tests covering the nucleotide-assay and protein-assay
pairing shapes, divergent-annotation flagging, dangling projectionOf,
the measured-vs-null-relation distinction, and page-anchor CAID
exclusion from surfaced links.
Drop a leftover console.log(endpoint) call in useEntityCache's fetch
path.
- Replace the retired lookupVariantsByClingenId flow with
  getAlleleMeasurements, consuming the API's own direct-first order
  instead of re-deriving nucleotide/protein/associatedNucleotide
  buckets from a nested exactMatch/equivalentAa/equivalentNt shape
- Extract per-URN detail/score-set/scores caching into
  useMeasurementCache, and selection + its derived state (score,
  calibration resolution, clingen id) into useMeasurementSelection,
  so useVariantLookup becomes an orchestrating facade over both plus
  useClingenAllele
- Add includeSuperseded and asOf query axes; any change to anchor,
  superseded scope, or as_of bumps a query epoch, clears the caches,
  and refetches, so a slower stale response can't clobber a newer one
- Add a one-shot citation fallback: an initial `?variant=` deep link
  to a superseded measurement enables includeSuperseded once so it
  resolves, without fighting a later manual toggle-off
- Cap background prefetch of non-selected measurement details at 4
  concurrent requests via p-limit, so a large equivalence class
  doesn't fire a request storm on load
- Widen SequenceLevel from 'dna'|'protein' to 'cdna'|'genomic'|
  'protein', mirroring the backend's AnnotationLayer enum, and route
  the mapped frame through the new mapped.{cdna,genomic,protein}
  triple instead of the removed assayLevelHgvs/proteinLevelHgvs
  fields
- In the raw frame, cdna and genomic both alias hgvsNt since the
  submitted string is target-relative and the level split only
  exists post-mapping; sequenceTypeOptions collapses them into one
  "Nucleotide" option keyed by the variant's assayLevel
- Make getHgvsNt in the mapped frame prefer the coding (cdna)
  coordinate over genomic, falling back to genomic only when there
  is no coding projection, so it pairs naturally with the protein
  change in labels and tooltips
- Update tests for the three-level split, the raw-frame NT aliasing,
  the coding-preferred mapped fallback, and the existing protein-only
  no-fabricated-coding guarantee (#784)
Reverse translation expands a change into many redundant equivalence-
class representations (a protein consequence plus its sibling
nucleotide encodings). Add aggregateByStudy to collapse those back
into one entry per study — measurement count, assay level(s)
(protein/nucleotide/mixed), distinct functional classifications, and
functional score range — so search can surface per-study evidence
instead of a row per representation. Studies with more corroborating
measurements sort first, ties broken by title.

Add unit tests covering single- and multi-study collapsing, the
mixed-level flag with internal disagreement, and a null score range
when no measurement carries a score.
…ship

- Rename AlleleResult.variants from nucleotide/protein/
  associatedNucleotide to direct/proteinConsequence/nucleotideEncoding,
  mirroring the API's AlleleMeasurement.relationship, and switch its
  entries from VariantEffectMeasurementWithShortScoreSet to
  AlleleMeasurement
- Add mergeAlleleSpellings to fold one allele's transcript/genomic/MANE
  coordinates into another, deduplicating shared MANE entries, so a
  protein change's several registered transcript alleles collapse into
  one search result instead of several
- Drop the unused `m` regex flag from clinGenAlleleIdRegex/
  clinVarVariationIdRegex/rsIdRegex, switch `||` defaults to `??`, and
  replace a for-in loop with Object.entries in the MANE coordinate walk

Add unit tests for mergeAlleleSpellings covering coordinate folding,
MANE coordinate dedup, and fill-without-overwrite of genome-build HGVS.
bencap and others added 23 commits September 15, 2026 15:01
Reorder the "Browse by" cards so Browse all leads and drop the narrow
BRCA1 card, leaving an even two-column Browse all + Human grid. Clarify
the contribution cards and add docs entry points under both panels
(search guide, submission guide) so newcomers have a way into the docs.

Refresh the dataset-search guide to match the current filter-sidebar UI:
replace the stale Target/Publication "tabs" description with the
collapsible sidebar sections, document the Keywords facet and result
sorting, and swap in a current screenshot.

Closes #665
…nnotation state

The compact variant picker showed "No reference annotations were found for this
variant" whenever the protein allele had no direct consequence and no pooled
gnomAD/ClinVar. For a reverse-translated protein change that assertion is false:
the change fans out to candidate nucleotide alleles that carry their own VEP
consequence.

Split the empty state — when candidate-derivation alleles are present, name the
fan-out and scope the absence to population/clinical evidence; keep the original
message only when there is genuinely nothing. The candidate count reuses
groupAlleles so a candidate's c↔g spellings count once.
…mp-urn-redirect

Feature/davereinhart/617/tmp urn redirect
Calibrations gain two curator-provided pieces of clinical context, edited in the
calibration wizard and surfaced across the score-set and variant views:

- Disease/disorder: a MONDO term chosen via typeahead (DiseaseAutocomplete),
  defaulting to the generic "disease or disorder" concept. Sent to the server as the
  bare code and shown on the calibration table and detail views.
- Clinical controls: a CSV of variants with known pathogenic/benign status used to
  derive the calibration, behind a PHI acknowledgment gate. Controls drive a
  pathogenic/benign overlay in the score histogram (selectable alongside ClinVar
  through the new clinical-control-source dropdown), per-range placement rows and a
  concordance summary in the calibration table, and a "used as a control" badge on
  the variant page.

The two share the calibration editor plumbing (draft model, save payload, field
descriptions, calibration types), which interleaves them across the same files, so
they land as one change rather than as two non-buildable commits.
Mirror the API's SET_SCORES restriction in the editor: the variant-scores card is
shown only while the score set is private, so a published set's scores can no longer
be edited from the UI. Corrections go through a superseding set.
Before the collection fetch resolves, maveMdScoreSetUrns is an empty
array, indistinguishable from a genuinely empty collection. Add a
loading flag so the table shows a loader instead of a "0 datasets"
flash on page load.

Addresses review feedback on #719.
The Quickstart said the API enforced no rate limits. The WAF now blocks
clients above 1,500 requests per IP per 5 minutes with a 429 and a
Retry-After header. Document the limit and add Python, R, and curl
examples that wait and retry on 429.
docs(api-quickstart): document the API rate limit and 429 handling
…landing-scoreset-table

feat: MaveMD score set landing table redesign
…-datasets-home

Rework home Explore/Contribute panels and refresh search docs
The score set page's variant preview shows five rows but downloaded the
whole scores and counts CSVs on every page view. Pass limit=5 to both
requests and read the "of N" total from the score set's variant count.

Matches the change on the allele data model branch, so the two merge
cleanly.

Closes #728
- Document the 100 requests / 5 min per-IP limit on score set data
  downloads, and that each start/limit page counts as a request.
- Document the 503 the API returns while it's busy, and retry on 503 as
  well as 429 in the Python and R examples.
docs(api-quickstart): document the CSV download limit and 503 retries
The preview requests send drop_unused_hgvs_columns=false so it shows the same columns as the full download. Cover both the scores and counts requests.
…iant-preview-rows

perf(variant-preview): fetch only the preview rows
The variant-details and annotated-variants downloads use fetch, which the
axios auth interceptor doesn't cover, so they went out unauthenticated and
an owner downloading an unpublished score set got a 404.
…tion-controls-ui

feat: calibration controls and disease context in the UI
…nload buttons into one menu

The page's subject allele is now "Your variant" wherever it's badged, the
measured allele's badge reads "Measured", and the ClinVar and gnomAD empty
states say "this allele", since they describe one allele rather than the
page's variant. The variant header's two download split buttons become a
single "…" menu on every screen size, with VA-Spec downloads labelled and
the menu disabled while a download runs.
…ta-model

- score-sets.ts: the preview requests keep release's drop_unused_hgvs_columns
  'false' (#729); RT's new lean-view and score set fetchers are kept.
- VariantInfoSection.vue stays deleted. #722's calibration-control row moves
  onto the variant page's Functional evidence card, with
  selectedVariantControlStatus in use-variant-lookup.
- ScoreSetHistogram.vue: RT's version with #722's calibration-controls source
  re-applied, keyed on variantUrn.
- SearchVariantsScreen.vue keeps CALIBRATION_STATUS_LEGEND_HTML and drops the
  score-set list constants RT removed.
- calibrations.ts renames #722's FunctionalClassification alias to
  ScoreCalibrationFunctionalClassification, to avoid RT's string type.
- openapi.d.ts regenerated from the synced API branch.
Measurement relationship
- Badge is now Direct / Indirect; both related-variant relationships share
  Indirect. The detail is stated once, as the first element of the
  Functional evidence box: "This score was measured on a different variant
  which has the same protein change as yours: <HGVS>".
- Remove the relationship sentence under the carousel and the unlabeled
  confidence pill on Functional evidence.

Clinical & population ledger
- "Measured" is a page-wide fact (lookup.measuredDigests, from the loaded
  measurement envelopes), so the page variant reads "Your variant" +
  "Measured" instead of flipping to Convergent when another card is selected.
- The selected measurement's variant gets a solid "Selected measurement"
  badge and a sage border echoing the selected card. Resolved / Convergent /
  Candidate stay relative to the selection and only appear on variants
  without a measurement of their own.
- Extract titleMember into allele-grouping and reuse it for the notice.

Page controls
- Move "MaveDB as of" and the superseded toggle into a View options panel
  opened from the header (count badge when non-default, as-of shown in the
  subtitle); Key becomes a header button.

Wording
- One noun per referent (variant / score set), "protein change" instead of
  "protein consequence", "Functional impact" for the classification,
  "Molecular mechanism", sentence-case "Assay facts", and "Detects ...
  variants" labels matching the docs.
- Add Calibration and NMD Key-drawer entries, retitle the confidence
  section, and point the drawer's "more" link at the
  interpreting-annotated-variants doc.
- Update variant-page and assay-facts docs to match.
…n-for-allele-data-model

Rebuild variant detail, allele grouping, and clinical controls on the allele-centric API
@bencap bencap added this to the R2026.3 milestone Sep 30, 2026
@bencap bencap added the core: release A release PR label Sep 30, 2026
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coverage: 18.69% (+8.4%) from 10.274% — release-2026.3.0 into main

- Bump version from 2026.2.4.2 to 2026.3.0
- Update axios from ^1.18.1 to ^1.20.0
- Update dompurify from ^3.4.11 to ^3.4.16
- Update moment from ^2.29.4 to ^2.31.0
- Update uuid from ^9.0.1 to ^11.1.1
- Update @vitejs/plugin-basic-ssl from ^1.0.2 to ^2.3.0
- Update @vitest/coverage-v8 from 2.1.9 to ^4.1.11
- Update vite from ^5.4.21 to ^7.3.6
- Update vitest from ^2.1.9 to ^4.1.11
- Add overrides for rest-client-vue to use the latest uuid

refactor: remove unused css preprocessor options in vite.config.js

fix: disable coverage for all files in vitest.config.ts
… document Cat-VRS mappings

- gnomadVariantUrl reads the dataset from a release table and leaves it off for an unknown release
  instead of guessing gnomad_r4, matching the API's gnomad_variant_url.
- The data-standards page describes the categorical variant's mappings and the VA-Spec proposition
  subject.
- Examples use the 1.1 field names (focus, subject, object) and the ga4gh-gkm-term classification system.
- A note states which specification versions MaveDB emits and that minor releases can rename fields.
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