Vladimir Gorshkov

.NET Core has option to publish self-contained executable - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/#publish-self-contained That will require some work, however, to switch the project/solution to NetCore SDK, the code itself should be compatible (or...

> I don't have experience with .NET core but I'll try to install it on my system. @caetera do you know if the thermo libraries are compatible with .NET core?...

Hi @timosachsenberg, no, mono is still a requirement. The `runtime` folder only contains the runtime versions of the `Mono.Unix` package (it is released that way).

Can it be because Mono 4.6.2 do not support NET Standard 2.0? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard

I have stumbled upon this issue and have a suggestion. Can it be that the compilation problem can be solved by switching from `xbuild` to `msbuild`? See #138

Hi @hnnsmchls, thank you for your interest in ThermoRawFileParser. Personally, I only work with LC-MS data from Thermo instruments (proteomics, metabolomics, to be precise). TRFP and supported formats are centered...

The pull request should allow processing files that contain only chromatography data, it will still produce (for example) an mzML file with chromatograms, but no spectra, thus, I believe you...

Hi @hnnsmchls , I am not very familiar with the Mono setup on Windows, on other platforms you just need to clone (or download) the repository and then use Mono's...

The new version (1.4.3) adds support for MS-less RAW files. Please, see if it is something that helps in your case.

Hi @dominik-kopczynski, I think our good friend David have some plans on mzDB and ThermoRawFileParser.