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`diann2msstats` crashes the conversion when DIA-NN emits a peptide with a modification that pyopenms cannot resolve, e.g.: RuntimeError: the value 'Met-loss' was used but is not valid; Cannot convert string to peptide modification. No modification matches in our database. This fires in production whenever the runtime container ships pyopenms without the OpenMS share directory (UniMod XML) — visible via the warning that always precedes the traceback: UserWarning: OPENMS_DATA_PATH environment variable not found and no share directory was installed. In that state only a small set of common mods (Carbamidomethyl, Oxidation, Phospho, …) resolves from the compiled-in fallback, so Acetyl, Met-loss, and other valid UniMod entries crash the whole job. Any reanalysis whose SDRF declares such a mod is bricked. Fix the source side: wrap the `AASequence.fromString` round-trip in `_to_openms_sequence`, catch `RuntimeError`, log a warning, and pass the raw DIA-NN string through unchanged. The raw string is still a stable peptide identifier for MSstats (different mod forms => distinct IDs), so downstream consumers are unaffected. Also dedupe the conversion across rows: build a map over the unique PeptideSequence values and re-map back. The old `.apply(... axis=1)` re-parsed identical strings millions of times on real datasets. Adds two unit tests against `_to_openms_sequence`: * unknown mod falls back to the raw input * `^` N-term anchor is preserved on both code paths Note: the deeper fix is the container/recipe packaging — the bioconda recipe for quantms-utils should ship pyopenms with its OpenMS share directory so the parser has the full UniMod database. This source patch is the resilient companion: even after the recipe is fixed, an unexpected mod string should not crash the converter.
Add splitlfqgroups: split an LFQ design into independent quantification groups by SDRF columns
fix(diann2msstats): keep raw sequence when pyopenms can't resolve a mod
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a CLI command that splits matching SDRF and OpenMS design files into LFQ groups. It also changes DIA-NN peptide sequence conversion to canonicalize unique sequences and preserve the input body when parsing fails. ChangesLFQ group splitting
DIA-NN peptide sequence canonicalization
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as splitlfqgroups CLI
participant Split as split_groups
participant Inputs as SDRF and OpenMS design
participant Output as Output directory
CLI->>Split: Pass SDRF, design, columns, and output path
Split->>Inputs: Read and validate tables
Split->>Output: Write group SDRFs, designs, and manifest
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new splitlfqgroups command fails on inputs whose runs share a basename across directories, and on one-table OpenMS designs. Resolve or explicitly accept these limits before merging. The DIA-NN conversion change looks safe. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1 | ❓ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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- Around line 21-22: Update run_name and its run-assignment and duplicate-check
callers to distinguish files with the same basename in different directories.
Use an unambiguous path-based identity, or detect basename collisions and
require an explicit mapping, while preserving consistent matching across those
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- Around line 55-57: Update the design parsing around the separator search to
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve enough path information to distinguish runs.
If the SDRF contains batch1/run.raw and batch2/run.raw, run_name returns run for both. The assignment check then rejects different groups, and the design duplicate check rejects the runs even when they belong to one group. Match runs with an unambiguous identity, or detect basename collisions and require an explicit mapping.
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Review comment at @quantmsutils/sdrf/split_lfq_groups.py around lines 21 - 22:
Update run_name and its run-assignment and duplicate-check callers to
distinguish files with the same basename in different directories. Use an
unambiguous path-based identity, or detect basename collisions and require an
explicit mapping, while preserving consistent matching across those checks.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Accept one-table OpenMS designs.
OpenMS supports a one-table experimental design as well as a two-table design. A valid one-table input has no blank separator, so this search raises ValueError before the command can split any runs. Parse both formats and construct the sample metadata needed by subset_design. (openms.de)
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Review comment at @quantmsutils/sdrf/split_lfq_groups.py around lines 55 - 57:
Update the design parsing around the separator search to accept both one-table
and two-table OpenMS designs. When no blank separator exists, parse the input as
a one-table design and construct the sample metadata required by subset_design;
preserve the existing two-table parsing path.
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Support pyopenms 3.6 API
This pull request introduces a new command-line tool to partition LFQ (Label-Free Quantification) experimental designs into independent quantification groups based on SDRF columns, ensuring no runs are lost or misassigned. It also improves the robustness and efficiency of DIA-NN to MSstats sequence conversion, and provides comprehensive regression tests for the new LFQ splitting functionality.
New LFQ group splitting functionality:
splitlfqgroupsCLI command andsplit_lfq_groupsimplementation (quantmsutils/sdrf/split_lfq_groups.py) to split an LFQ run set into groups by SDRF columns, writing one SDRF and OpenMS design per group and a manifest file. The tool checks for errors such as runs assigned to multiple groups or fractionated samples crossing groups. [1] [2] [3] [4]Improvements to DIA-NN to MSstats conversion:
diann2msstats.pyto use a precomputed mapping and a new_to_openms_sequencefunction. This function preserves N-terminal anchors, gracefully handles unknown modifications by falling back to the raw input, and logs warnings as needed. [1] [2]Testing and regression coverage:
tests/test_split_lfq_groups.py), covering correct partitioning, error cases, and CLI invocation.Summary by CodeRabbit
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