Right now the filenames produced by LSST look like this: bias_Huntsman_0e2c420013090900_Huntsman_calib_bias_20210804T004647Z.fits. This is not ideal since the last date does not correspond to the calib date, but to the creation date of the master calib. This makes it impossible to use filenames to easily identify calibs, or to easily overwrite outdated files.
We should at the very least strip that date off the end of the file.
Right now the filenames produced by LSST look like this:
bias_Huntsman_0e2c420013090900_Huntsman_calib_bias_20210804T004647Z.fits. This is not ideal since the last date does not correspond to the calib date, but to the creation date of the master calib. This makes it impossible to use filenames to easily identify calibs, or to easily overwrite outdated files.We should at the very least strip that date off the end of the file.