Julianus Pfeuffer
Julianus Pfeuffer
The minimum we have to do is update the documentation that you cannot build with static boost anymore (at least when using brew)
Also the developer tutorial appears twice. Once as an overview, once with the full contents.
Okay I looked into it a bit. The issue arises when using "Set commit status before build". For matrix jobs, this spawns commit statuses for all active configurations when queuing...
But should they then go to share instead?
Ah oops sure. But out of examples. Since as you said, they are not really examples in the classical sense.
They were removed by a third-party after release because it seems to be against the conda rules to include examples.
Hmm.. for me the first thing that came to my mind is: 'Element has Isotopes' So an Element holds a vector of Isotopes. And you access an Isotope by ElementDB.getElement("C").getIsotope(13)...
But it feels like they don't support/have the need for non-integer/average isotope distributions inside a molecular formula. Like what we try with the Element class.
Yep, the question is, if we want to store it together with the spectrum, since it actually belongs more to the ID/ the compound-spectrum match. We would need to check...
@oliveralka are the results of Sirius enough to reconstruct the whole spectrum? E.g. https://github.com/OpenMS/OpenMS/blob/master/src/openms/include/OpenMS/FORMAT/DATAACCESS/SiriusFragmentAnnotation.h#L71-L71 returns completely new spectra from the annotations that result from Sirius. But what I want to...