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If the project name key is set to x, successive calls to run_omniscape will write files in x, x_1, x_2, ...
I get the idea of not losing outputs, but it's a little annoying as it's not documented anywhere and there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get the path of where the files are.
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Good point about not being able to get output location for a specific run. What do you propose? I could prompt for user input to confirm overwriting the files, or alternatively, I could log the location of the outputs more clearly and print them at the end of the run? There are already so damn many settings that I don't want to add another about overwriting existing outputs, but I suppose I could, just default it to false, and in those cases, print log warnings about existing outputs and the location of new outputs.
@tpoisot I added a warning at the very beginning of a run that will let the user know if the directory already exists and print the location where outputs will be written. There is probably a more elegant solution, so I can leave this open if you'd like.
If the project name key is set to
x
, successive calls torun_omniscape
will write files inx
,x_1
,x_2
, ...I get the idea of not losing outputs, but it's a little annoying as it's not documented anywhere and there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get the path of where the files are.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: