Would it be possible to add the count time, or the sp_computed_exposure back into the file names? This was the behavior up until last ~fall, so filenames used to look like sub_20170803-055351_Ni_240mm_ct_120_cd7462_0001
Current Behavior
Currently they are saved like NiNPs_20180812-225458_2f65fd_0001 where the sample name has moved to the start, but the count time is no longer written.
Possible Solution
Add sp_computed_exposure back to the default file naming convention, unless it was removed for any particular reason.
Context
I understand that this information is available in the meta.yaml files, but it was very convenient to have the exposure times directly in the filenames. If it is something easy to change, it would be much appreciated if you could add this back in.
Expected Behavior
Would it be possible to add the count time, or the
sp_computed_exposure
back into the file names? This was the behavior up until last ~fall, so filenames used to look likesub_20170803-055351_Ni_240mm_ct_120_cd7462_0001
Current Behavior
Currently they are saved like
NiNPs_20180812-225458_2f65fd_0001
where the sample name has moved to the start, but the count time is no longer written.Possible Solution
Add
sp_computed_exposure
back to the default file naming convention, unless it was removed for any particular reason.Context
I understand that this information is available in the meta.yaml files, but it was very convenient to have the exposure times directly in the filenames. If it is something easy to change, it would be much appreciated if you could add this back in.
Priority
Low