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- RunFLASHDeconv: drain stdout/stderr asynchronously before WaitForExit so
the timeout actually applies and a chatty stderr can't deadlock the child
- Quote -out_spec paths so spaces in WorkingDirectory don't truncate args
- Use correct PSI-MS accession MS:1000523 for "64-bit float" cvParams in
the synthetic mzML writer (was MS:1000515, the intensity-array accession)
- Drive score-priority cascade by parse-success rather than non-zero value;
Qscore=0 now means "use Qscore=0", not "fall through to SNR"
- Document per-scan range-filter midpoint behavior; point users to
DeconvoluteFile for full-fidelity output
- Remove leftover [FD] Console.WriteLine debug logs and dead commented-out
duplicate return in DeconvoluteFile
- Tests: widen reference-count assertion to a sanity floor so OpenMS
version drift doesn't trip CI; add exe-free unit tests covering the
trailing-tab TSV header workaround, the no-BOM/instrumentConfigRef mzML
invariants, negative-polarity sign-flip in the parser, and the
Qscore→SNR→IsotopeCosine score-priority contract
Bumped ParseSpecTsvByScan and WriteSingleScanMzml from private to internal
to enable direct unit testing (Test has InternalsVisibleTo on MassSpectrometry).
DeconvolutionParameters declares an abstract ToDecoyParameters() that all concrete subclasses must implement. The new RealFLASHDeconvolutionParameters on this branch hadn't grown the override yet, breaking the build. Returns null because decoy deconvolution (used for randomization-based FDR estimation) doesn't apply to the FLASHDeconv exe wrapper -- the class shells out to an external OpenMS executable. Mirrors ExampleNewDeconvolutionParametersTemplate, which made the same call.
Add 3 NUnit tests exercising the deterministic failure modes that don't
require the FLASHDeconv exe:
- DeconvoluteFile_MissingMzml_ThrowsFileNotFound -- pins the input-file
guard at the top of DeconvoluteFile so a typo'd mzML path produces a
clear error instead of an opaque exe parse failure.
- ParseSpecTsvByScan_RequiredColumnMissing_ThrowsMzLibException -- pins
the required-column contract; missing ScanNum (or any other required
column) must throw with the tried-name list, not silently produce zero
envelopes.
- ParseSpecTsvByScan_OptionalColumnsAbsent_ParsesAndUsesFallbacks -- pins
the graceful-degradation behavior when RepresentativeMzEnd, Qscore, and
MassSNR are all absent from the header (Score falls through to
IsotopeCosine).
Also document the accepted coverage gaps in the fixture's class-level
doc: ResolveExePath null-path fallback (env-dependent / flaky on dev
machines with OpenMS installed) and Deconvolute / RunFLASHDeconv
process-invocation paths (covered by RealFLASH_RealExe_* integration
tests when FLASHDECONV_EXE is set).
Add one test that exercises the InvalidOperationException at Deconvoluter.DeconvoluteWithDecoys lines 64-67: when the supplied parameter class returns null from ToDecoyParameters() (i.e. doesn't support decoy deconvolution), the consumer must throw with a message naming the offending parameter type so the caller knows what to override. Uses RealFLASHDeconvolutionParameters (which intentionally returns null since the OpenMS-exe wrapper has no decoy concept) and an empty spectrum so no exe is required to reach the guard.
The class previously locked all of its orchestration behind direct calls
to a hardcoded exe-path resolver and an inline Process.Start, so codecov
reported 56% on this file -- below the 90% bar. Refactor introduces two
seams that production behavior keeps using by default but tests can swap:
- FLASHDeconvRunner delegate: a constructor parameter (and matching
DeconvoluteFile static overload) that defaults to the real-Process
implementation. Tests inject a stub that writes canned TSV files to the
requested output paths so Deconvolute / DeconvoluteFile orchestration
(mzML write, range filter, parse, missing-MS1 handling) is exercised
without launching a subprocess.
- ResolveExePath testable overload: accepts the well-known-paths list and
PATH-env value as parameters. The single-arg form delegates to it with
the compiled-in DefaultWellKnownPaths and Environment.PATH so prod
behavior is unchanged. Tests pass empty/known values to deterministically
hit the well-known-search, PATH-search, and not-found-anywhere branches.
The renamed RunFLASHDeconvDefault is marked [ExcludeFromCodeCoverage]
because every line is pure subprocess plumbing -- testing it requires
either the real FLASHDeconv exe (covered by the existing
RealFLASH_RealExe_* integration tests when OpenMS is installed) or a
Process abstraction that's out of scope.
Add 9 NUnit tests covering the unlocked paths:
- 3 ResolveExePath tests (well-known found, PATH found, not found)
- 5 stub-runner orchestration tests on Deconvolute / DeconvoluteFile
- 1 wrong-parameter-type guard test
Lifts RealFLASHDeconvolutionAlgorithm.cs from 56% to 100% line coverage.
Production callers (Deconvoluter.CreateAlgorithm) are unchanged -- the
new constructor parameter is optional with the original constructor
preserved for source compat.
Group A of the PR smith-chem-wisc#1045 review pass. - TestRealFLASHDeconvolutionInfrastructure: tighten the EnvelopeCountMatchesReference assertion from "> 1000" to "Is.EqualTo(3149).Within(150)" so a regression cutting the output by half no longer silently passes -- matching the test name's promise. Comment documents the calibration to OpenMS-3.0.0-pre-HEAD-2023-06-17 so contributors on a different version know to either update the constant or run with FLASHDECONV_EXE pointed at the reference build. - Replace Assume.That(allEnvs.Count, Is.GreaterThan(0)) with Assert.That in EnvelopeFieldsValid and MassesInRange so a zero-envelope regression is a hard failure, not a silent Inconclusive that gets waved off in CI noise. - Add ParseSpecTsvByScan_HeaderOnly_ReturnsEmptyDictionary covering the lines.Length < 2 early-return. - Add ParseSpecTsvByScan_RowsWithUnparseableRequiredCells_AreSilentlySkipped pinning the per-row "skip cell-parse failures, return what's valid" contract for real FLASHDeconv output that contains "NA" cells. - Add Deconvolute_StubRunner_RangeFilterIsInclusiveOnUpperBound pinning the boundary semantic of MzRange.Contains (which DoubleRange documents as inclusive) at the upper edge. - Add Deconvolute_EmptySpectrum_RunnerIsNotInvoked using the new FLASHDeconvRunner injection to assert directly that the runner is never invoked on an empty spectrum, instead of relying on the indirect side effect of an unresolvable exe path (the existing companion test).
Each Deconvoluter.Deconvolute(scan, params) call constructs a fresh
RealFLASHDeconvolutionAlgorithm and runs ResolveExePath, which hits
File.Exists on the explicit path -- or walks the well-known list and
PATH on misses. On a per-scan loop that's redundant filesystem syscalls
per minute; the exe doesn't move between calls.
- New public FlashDeconvExePathRegistry static class (ConcurrentDictionary
of validated paths) with a Register(path) entry point. Production
callers (e.g. MetaMorpheus from GlobalSettings.FLASHDeconvExecutablePath)
can prime the registry once at startup so every Deconvolute call
becomes lookup-only. Ad-hoc callers don't have to do anything --
ResolveExePath caches lazily on first miss either way.
- ResolveExePath now consults the registry first; on miss, runs the
existing validate-and-resolve and caches the result. The 3-arg
internal overload used by tests for deterministic injection is
unchanged -- rubric tests stay isolated from cache state.
- Cache key is the explicit path string, or a sentinel for the null
default-search case. ConcurrentDictionary for thread-safety across
parallel deconvolutions.
- Cache invalidation is 'never' by design: the cached 'validated' state
is an optimization, not a correctness contract. If the exe gets
deleted at runtime, Process.Start surfaces the failure with the same
error, just deferred. Internal Clear() exists only for test isolation.
- 4 new tests in section E0 of TestRealFLASHDeconvolutionInfrastructure:
Register valid / missing / null-or-empty inputs, plus an end-to-end
test that registers a path, deletes the file, and asserts Deconvolute
still proceeds (proves the cache is consulted, not the live filesystem).
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Please compare the diff to ensure that you are meeting all of the contractual obligations. mzLib Spectral Deconvolution — Contractual ObligationsDistilled from the current wiki page: Last edited: Nov 25, 2025 (2 revisions) 1. Supported AlgorithmsThe wiki formally documents two supported algorithms:
Obligation: Any new algorithm must be listed in this table with a description of what it is best for and its key features. 2. Architecture Contracts2.1
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| Model | Biomolecule | Formula |
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Averagine |
Proteins/Peptides | C4.9384 H7.7583 N1.3577 O1.4773 S0.0417 |
OxyriboAveragine |
RNA/Nucleotides | C9.75 H12.25 N3.75 O7 P |
Obligation: Both models must remain available. New models (e.g. DecoyAveragine) should be added to this table in a wiki update.
4. ClassicDeconvolutionParameters Contract
Required constructor and parameters:
new ClassicDeconvolutionParameters(
minCharge: int,
maxCharge: int,
deconPpm: double,
intensityRatio: double,
polarity: Polarity = Polarity.Positive,
averageResidueModel: new Averagine() // optional
);Required properties:
DeconvolutionTolerancePpmIntensityRatioLimit
Obligation: These constructor parameters and property names must remain stable. The wiki example shows deconPpm and intensityRatio as the positional parameter names.
5. IsoDecDeconvolutionParameters Contract
Required user-accessible parameters (all must remain):
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
PhaseRes |
int |
8 | Precision of encoding matrix |
CssThreshold |
float |
0.7 | Min cosine similarity score |
MatchTolerance |
float |
5 | Peak matching tolerance (ppm) |
MaxShift |
int |
3 | Max allowed isotopic shift |
MzWindow |
float[] |
[-1.05, 2.05] | m/z window |
KnockdownRounds |
int |
5 | Iterative refinement rounds |
MinAreaCovered |
float |
0.20 | Min isotopic pattern coverage |
DataThreshold |
float |
0.05 | Relative intensity threshold |
ReportMultipleMonoisos |
bool |
true | Report multiple monoisotopic peaks |
Obligation: All nine parameters must remain with their documented names, types, and defaults.
6. Factory Pattern Contract
CreateAlgorithm() must map each DeconvolutionType to its algorithm:
private static DeconvolutionAlgorithm CreateAlgorithm(DeconvolutionParameters parameters)
{
return parameters.DeconvolutionType switch
{
DeconvolutionType.ClassicDeconvolution => new ClassicDeconvolutionAlgorithm(parameters),
DeconvolutionType.IsoDecDeconvolution => new IsoDecAlgorithm(parameters),
_ => throw new MzLibException("DeconvolutionType not yet supported")
};
}Obligation: Every new DeconvolutionType value must have a corresponding case here, or the _ fallback will throw at runtime.
7. Extensibility Contract (New Algorithm Checklist)
The wiki explicitly defines the checklist for adding a new algorithm:
- Add
DeconvolutionTypeenum value - Create parameter class inheriting from
DeconvolutionParameters - Implement algorithm class inheriting from
DeconvolutionAlgorithm - Override
Deconvolute()with algorithm logic - Update
CreateAlgorithm()factory inDeconvoluter - Add unit tests for algorithm
- Document parameters and use cases
- Update the wiki with algorithm details
Obligation: All eight items must be completed for any new algorithm. The wiki update is explicitly listed as a requirement.
8. Parameter Classes Contract
Each parameter class must:
- Inherit from
DeconvolutionParameters - Set
DeconvolutionTypeto the matching enum value - Call
base(minCharge, maxCharge, polarity, averageResidueModel)in the constructor - Expose algorithm-specific parameters as public properties
9. Deconvolution Flow Contract
The documented steps are:
- Input validation — check spectrum type and range
- Algorithm selection — factory creates appropriate algorithm from parameters
- Charge state scanning — test charge states within specified range
- Pattern matching — compare observed peaks to theoretical isotopic distributions
- Scoring — evaluate quality of each isotopic envelope match
- Result generation — return scored isotopic envelopes
Obligation: NeutralMassSpectrum must be short-circuited before algorithm creation, returning peaks directly as single-peak envelopes.
10. Integration Contracts
Dependencies (must remain)
MassSpectrometry
↓ MzLibUtil
↓ Chemistry (ChemicalFormula in AverageResidue)
External Libraries (must remain available)
- IsoDec:
isodeclib.dll,isogenmass.dll - MathNet.Numerics: Statistical calculations
- Intel MKL:
libmmd.dll,svml_dispmd.dll
Downstream consumers (must not break)
- Proteomics: Precursor mass determination from MS1
- FlashLFQ: Quantification of isotopic envelopes
- MetaMorpheus: Precursor refinement
- mzLib applications: Any charge state determination use case
11. IsotopicEnvelope Filtering Contract
The wiki documents these as supported filtering patterns — they must continue to work:
// By score
envelopes.Where(e => e.Score > 100)
// By charge
envelopes.Where(e => e.Charge == 2)
// By mass range
envelopes.Where(e => e.MonoisotopicMass >= 1000 && e.MonoisotopicMass <= 5000)
// By intensity
envelopes.OrderByDescending(e => e.TotalIntensity).First()Obligation: Score, Charge, MonoisotopicMass, and TotalIntensity must remain public readable properties/fields.
12. Range Handling Contract
// Must support explicit m/z range
var range = new MzRange(500, 1500);
Deconvoluter.Deconvolute(spectrum, deconParams, range);
// Must support isolation window
Deconvoluter.Deconvolute(scan, deconParams, scan.IsolationRange);Obligation: The third rangeToGetPeaksFrom parameter must default to null (full spectrum) and accept any MzRange.
Summary — What the Wiki Does NOT Yet Document
These are gaps in the current wiki relative to the work in progress. Each represents an obligation to update the wiki before or alongside the PR merge:
| Feature | Status |
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FLASHDeconvolution algorithm |
Not documented |
RealFLASHDeconvolution algorithm |
Not documented |
DecoyAveragine model |
Not documented |
ExpectedIsotopeSpacing on base class |
Not documented |
ToDecoyParameters() abstract method |
Not documented |
DeconvoluteWithDecoys() on Deconvoluter |
Not documented |
DeconvolutionScorer generic scorer |
Not documented |
| Target-decoy FDR workflow | Not documented |
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A step in the right direction but missed the mark. The intended revision was to allow us to statically register an EXE path and then the parameters does not need to store the path and the algorithm does not need to resolve at each decon call
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Still resolving EXE path at decon call :(
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| string exePath = ResolveExePath(p.FLASHDeconvExePath); |
RealFLASHDeconvolutionAlgorithm no longer searches for FLASHDeconv. It
now reads params.FLASHDeconvExePath directly and throws if it is null,
empty, or points at a non-existent file. The algorithm has no knowledge
of well-known install paths or the PATH environment variable.
Path discovery lives on FlashDeconvExePathRegistry as a new public
Resolve(string?) entry point (with a test-friendly overload that takes
the well-known list and PATH-env as parameters). DefaultWellKnownPaths
also moved here. Callers locate the exe once at startup -- e.g.
string exe = FlashDeconvExePathRegistry.Resolve(globalSettingsPath);
params.FLASHDeconvExePath = exe;
-- and the algorithm just runs with what it was given.
Tests: ResolveExePath_* renamed to Resolve_* and now exercise the
registry's Resolve overload. Added Deconvolute_NullExePath_ThrowsMzLibException
to pin the new contract. Removed Deconvolute_WithRegisteredPath_SkipsFilesystemValidation
because the optimization it pinned (algorithm consulting the registry
to skip File.Exists) no longer exists -- the algorithm always validates
the explicit path it was handed.
Addresses reviewer feedback that exe-path resolution does not belong
inside a DeconvolutionAlgorithm.
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Cool with registration. A few small details to look at
FlashDeconvExePathRegistry exists to cache validated exe paths and skip
the filesystem walk on repeat lookups, but every prior Section E test
went through the internal three-argument Resolve overload (documented
as "does NOT consult or update the cache"). The cache round-trip itself
and Register's pre-warm contract were untested -- a regression that
broke them would have passed.
- Resolve_PublicMethod_SecondCallAfterFileDeleted_ReturnsCachedValue
pins the Resolve(path) -> TryGet/CacheValidated round-trip by deleting
the file between calls. Only a cache hit can produce the second result.
- FlashDeconvExePathRegistry_RegisterThenDeleteFile_ResolveReturnsRegisteredValue
pins that Register(path) seeds the cache under the explicit-path key
(not the <default-search> sentinel) so Resolve(path) can return without
touching disk afterwards.
- Resolve_PublicMethod_RegisteredExplicitPath_DoesNotSatisfyDefaultSearch
pins the inverse: an explicit-path Register MUST NOT hijack the
default-search lookup -- the two cache keys stay disjoint.
- Resolve_ExplicitPathExists_ReturnsItWithoutConsultingWellKnown and
Resolve_ExplicitPathMissing_ThrowsFileNotFoundWithPathName directly
exercise the internal Resolve overload's explicit-path branches, which
were previously only hit indirectly through the algorithm's separate
RequireExePath guard.
Also added [SetUp]/[TearDown] that clears the static registry between
tests so the new Count/cache-state assertions don't flake on execution
order. Existing per-test Clear() calls left in place; they're redundant
but harmless and document each test's expectations in isolation.
Register only checked File.Exists, so any existing file -- including a
.psmtsv or other unrelated file -- would register successfully and only
fail later as an opaque Process.Start error on the first Deconvolute
call.
Add a filename-shape guard: the basename must start with "FLASHDeconv"
(case-insensitive). Catches the .psmtsv mistake at registration time
with a clear ArgumentException naming the bad filename. Permissive
enough to accept version-suffixed binaries (FLASHDeconv-3.5.exe) and
the Linux extension-less name.
Test updates:
- New: RegisterWrongFilename_ThrowsArgumentException pins the new check.
- CreateFakeExeFile helper renamed its output from realflash_fake_<guid>.exe
to FLASHDeconv_fake_<guid>.exe so existing Register-based tests still
pass the validation.
- RegisterMissingPath_ThrowsFileNotFound: renamed its nonexistent path
to start with "FLASHDeconv" so it still exercises the File.Exists
branch, not the new filename-shape branch.
Addresses external review comment inline-3220263450 from @nbollis on PR smith-chem-wisc#1045.
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PR #1045 adds DeconvolutionType.RealFLASHDeconvolution to the mzLib enum (confirmed: the enum now contains What you need to fix in mzLib Nothing. This isn't a mzLib bug.
What MetaMorpheus needs (your fix is here): add a case DeconvolutionType.RealFLASHDeconvolution: arm to So one switch arm in MetaMorpheus (case DeconvolutionType.RealFLASHDeconvolution: continue;) closes the entire The only forward-looking note: when MM actually wants to expose RealFLASHDeconvolution to users, they'll need both (a) |
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RealFLASHDeconvolution— wrapper for the official FLASHDeconv executable (OpenMS)Summary
This PR adds
RealFLASHDeconvolutionas a new first-class deconvolution method in mzLib. It wraps the official FLASHDeconv executable from OpenMS behind the standardDeconvolutionParameters/DeconvolutionAlgorithm/Deconvoluterinterface, so MetaMorpheus can use it transparently alongside Classic, IsoDec, and the reverse-engineeredFLASHDeconvolution.The design follows the
IsoDecAlgorithmpattern — an external binary invoked at runtime, with results converted toIsotopicEnvelopeobjects. IsoDec uses a DLL via P/Invoke;RealFLASHDeconvolutionusesFLASHDeconv.exeviaSystem.Diagnostics.Process.Motivation
mzLib already contains a reverse-engineered pure-C# implementation of FLASHDeconv (
FLASHDeconvolutionAlgorithm). This PR gives users access to the official validated binary from OpenMS without leaving the mzLib/MetaMorpheus pipeline, enabling direct comparison and providing a gold-standard reference implementation.Files Added
RealFLASHDeconvolutionParameters.csMassSpectrometry/Deconvolution/Parameters/RealFLASHDeconvolutionAlgorithm.csMassSpectrometry/Deconvolution/Algorithms/FLASHDeconv.exe, parses TSV outputTestRealFLASHDeconvolutionInfrastructure.csTest/Deconvolution/Files Modified
DeconvolutionType.csRealFLASHDeconvolutionenum valueDeconvoluter.csRealFLASHDeconvolutioncase to factory switchArchitecture
DeconvoluteFileis the preferred mode. FLASHDeconv's multi-scan feature tracing only works on complete files. The per-scanDeconvolute()path exists for compatibility with the standardDeconvoluterinterface but will produce sparse results on simple spectra.Usage
Minimal
Exe auto-detection
The algorithm searches these locations automatically if
FLASHDeconvExePathis null:C:\Program Files\OpenMS-3.x.x\bin\FLASHDeconv.exe(several versions)/usr/bin/FLASHDeconv,/usr/local/bin/FLASHDeconvPATHFLASHDeconv CLI flags (verified against OpenMS 3.0.0-pre-HEAD-2023-06-17)
-in-out-out_spec ms1.tsv ms2.tsv-Algorithm:tol-Algorithm:min_charge/-Algorithm:max_charge-Algorithm:min_mass/-Algorithm:max_mass-Algorithm:min_isotope_cosineImplementation Notes
mzML writer
The algorithm contains a self-contained mzML writer. Several requirements were found empirically against the OpenMS 3.0 pre-release parser:
new UTF8Encoding(encoderShouldEmitUTF8Identifier: false). OpenMS rejects BOM silently by crashing with a misleading error.<run>element must havedefaultInstrumentConfigurationRef="IC1"— in addition to the<spectrum>element.softwareList,instrumentConfigurationList(id=IC1), anddataProcessingList(id=dp) are all required.-out_specrequires two paths for mixed MS1/MS2 filesPassing a single path to
-out_specwhen the input contains both MS1 and MS2 causes FLASHDeconv to write MS2 output to that path and produce no MS1 output. Two paths must always be passed; we read only the MS1 one.Trailing tab in TSV header
FLASHDeconv writes a trailing
\tafter the last column name in the header row. The TSV parser strips empty strings from the split header with.Where(h => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(h))to prevent every data row from being rejected by a length mismatch.Single-peak envelopes
The standard
-out_specTSV provides per-envelope summary rows, not individual isotope peak m/z values. Each returnedIsotopicEnvelopetherefore contains a single peak at the representative m/z (midpoint ofRepresentativeMzStartandRepresentativeMzEnd). For full isotope peak lists, use-out_topFDwith the existingMsAlignreader.Score mapping
Qscoreis used as the envelope score when present;MassSNRis used as a fallback;IsotopeCosineis the final fallback.Tests
All 11 tests pass. Tests are in
TestRealFLASHDeconvolutionInfrastructure.cs.Infrastructure tests (no exe required):
DeconvolutionType.RealFLASHDeconvolutionenum value existsFileNotFoundExceptionReal-exe tests (require FLASHDeconv at known path or
FLASHDECONV_EXEenv var):RealFLASH_RealExe_WholeFile_SmallYeast_ReturnsEnvelopes—DeconvoluteFileonSmallCalibratibleYeast.mzmlreturns envelopesRealFLASH_RealExe_WholeFile_SmallYeast_EnvelopeCountMatchesReference— count matches reference run (3149 ± 5)RealFLASH_RealExe_WholeFile_SmallYeast_EnvelopeFieldsValid— all field validity checksRealFLASH_RealExe_WholeFile_SmallYeast_MassesInRange— all masses within requested boundsRequired User Setup
RealFLASHDeconvolutionParameters.FLASHDeconvExePathto theFLASHDeconvbinary, or add the OpenMSbin/directory toPATHFor MetaMorpheus integration,
GlobalSettings.FLASHDeconvExecutablePathshould be added and wired to a Browse button in the Settings UI (deferred to a follow-up PR).Known Limitations
Deconvolute()call launches a new process and writes/reads temp files. For whole-file work, useDeconvoluteFile()directly.RetainMsAlignOutput = true+ theMsAlignreader for full isotope peak lists._ms1.tsvfile is parsed. MS2 support is a straightforward extension.SmallCalibratibleYeast.mzml(and similar files) produceScanNum = 0for all rows because FLASHDeconv cannot parse the native scan ID format. Data is still returned correctly, just all keyed to scan 0.References
src/openms/source/ANALYSIS/TOPDOWN/SpectralDeconvolution.cpp