
During April 2026, work on the OpenMS/OpenMS repository focused on enhancing build reliability and enabling new analytics capabilities. The developer introduced system-first OpenTims integration, improving CMake configuration and dependency management to support reproducible builds across Linux, macOS, and Windows. They developed the FeatureLinkerWNet tool, leveraging C++ and CMake FetchContent to enable cross-map feature grouping using Wasserstein transport algorithms. The approach included robust packaging, static and shared library handling, and expanded unit and integration testing. These efforts strengthened configuration management, reduced CI churn, and ensured compatibility for both system installations and source builds, supporting maintainable and scalable software architecture.
OpenMS – April 2026 monthly highlights focusing on delivering business value through robust build/dependency management enhancements and enabling new analytics capabilities via Wasserstein-based feature grouping. The month includes a major push to improve system-wide OpenTims integration, a new WNet-based FeatureLinker tool, and strengthened testing/packaging practices to improve reliability and reproducibility across CI and production. Representative commits and changes span two main themes: - OpenTims integration, build system, and dependency management improvements (system-first OpenTims discovery, improved CMake handling, and export/packaging fixes). Representative commits include: e3215087b21..., ef38c4ef22..., 6a8782d82d..., b860f6b6f1..., e127366a1268..., and de75ec9af9e5. Additional fixes covered uppercase config names, import/export consistency, and FetchContent tuning to ensure stable builds when OpenMS is installed from a system or built from source. - FeatureLinkerWNet and related WNet tooling (header-only dependencies fetched via FetchContent, explicit bindings, and unit/integration tests). Representative commits include: 44db8ef2d3..., including Wnetalign header fetches and FeatureGroupingAlgorithmWNet scaffolding, as well as subsequent WNet-related refinements and tests. For completeness, the repository context remains OpenMS/OpenMS with a focus on maintaining compatibility across Linux/macOS and Windows build environments, while reducing CI churn and enabling reproducible builds.
OpenMS – April 2026 monthly highlights focusing on delivering business value through robust build/dependency management enhancements and enabling new analytics capabilities via Wasserstein-based feature grouping. The month includes a major push to improve system-wide OpenTims integration, a new WNet-based FeatureLinker tool, and strengthened testing/packaging practices to improve reliability and reproducibility across CI and production. Representative commits and changes span two main themes: - OpenTims integration, build system, and dependency management improvements (system-first OpenTims discovery, improved CMake handling, and export/packaging fixes). Representative commits include: e3215087b21..., ef38c4ef22..., 6a8782d82d..., b860f6b6f1..., e127366a1268..., and de75ec9af9e5. Additional fixes covered uppercase config names, import/export consistency, and FetchContent tuning to ensure stable builds when OpenMS is installed from a system or built from source. - FeatureLinkerWNet and related WNet tooling (header-only dependencies fetched via FetchContent, explicit bindings, and unit/integration tests). Representative commits include: 44db8ef2d3..., including Wnetalign header fetches and FeatureGroupingAlgorithmWNet scaffolding, as well as subsequent WNet-related refinements and tests. For completeness, the repository context remains OpenMS/OpenMS with a focus on maintaining compatibility across Linux/macOS and Windows build environments, while reducing CI churn and enabling reproducible builds.

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