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Upload files for 6m builds to the same URLs as the previous builds
Avoids (for now) changes that would break downstream usage like external builds or other analyses based on the Open data and the fetches GISAID makes to re-serve the files themselves. 6m builds are, per @trvrb, "effectively the same files as we're currently providing (with subsampling targeting recent viruses)."¹ In the future, once we work out naming more generally and other APIs, we'll provide files for the all-time builds too. The build description template is updated to handle the new build names. The templating method changed to make it easier to support dynamic template vars. Since the `build_description` rule runs for _all_ builds, not just our own, it's important that we maintain backwards compat. This will mostly maintain it except in an slight edge case where `$BUILD` will now be substituted in addition to `${BUILD}`. The `upload` rule is expected to get less usage outside of our own builds, but I believe it does get some so it will maintain backwards compat behaviour (as long as someone's current build names don't already match our new ones). ¹ #910 (comment)
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