kegg: fetch the HMM library from the raven-data kegg118 release#643
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getKEGGModelForOrganismdownloads the prebuilt KO HMM libraries on demand.develop3already targets KEGG 118 but points at araven-toolboxrelease (v0.3.0). This repoints the download to the dedicatedraven-datarepository, where the shared artefacts are now hosted as release assets.Change
reconstruction/kegg/getKEGGModelForOrganism.m: thewebsaveURL →https://github.com/SysBioChalmers/raven-data/releases/download/kegg118/<hmmName>.hmm.gz(e.g.
kegg118_eukaryotes.hmm.gz), plus the doc comment now names raven-data.Why raven-data
The HMM libraries (~135–155 MB each) exceed GitHub's 100 MB git-file limit, so they can only live as release assets. Hosting them in a dedicated data repo (rather than attached to a code release) keeps code releases clean, isolates the assets' licenses, and gives MATLAB RAVEN and Python raven-toolbox one shared, SHA256-indexed source of truth (
manifest.json). See the raven-data README and raven-toolbox'sdocs/maintenance/artefact_hosting.md.Verified
The
kegg118release exists in raven-data with all four assets; the new URL resolves (302 → asset,HTTP 200). Companion raven-toolbox PR: SysBioChalmers/raven-toolbox#43.