as the title says it, there are a number of gz files in the tests/data directory that have their x bit set. This is not recommended. Could you please fix this ?
Also, for some of these mzML files, there are two copies of the same file: .mzML and .mzML.gz. When uncompressing the gz file, the result is identical to the uncompressed file. Why is this ?
The reason is simply to test if reading mzML/mzML.gz works correctly.
Some of theses only have chromatograms, some have a special id field which needs to be parsed correctly
Greetings,
as the title says it, there are a number of gz files in the tests/data directory that have their x bit set. This is not recommended. Could you please fix this ?
Also, for some of these mzML files, there are two copies of the same file:.mzML and .mzML.gz. When uncompressing the gz file, the result is identical to the uncompressed file. Why is this ?
Sincerely, Filippo