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OK, ready for review. I also added using a timestamp to the example custom config file. |
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Hi, I thought some more consistent output filenames would be nice.
What would you think about
co2footprint-<timestamp>.txt->co2footprint_trace_<timestamp>.txtco2footprint-<timestamp>.summary.txt->co2footprint_summary_<timestamp>.txtco2footprint-report-<timestamp>.html->co2footprint_report_<timestamp>.html?
Would it make sense to make use of the Nextflow
tracewording? Then it would be somehow analogous to the nf-coreexecution_report_*andexecution_trace_*naming.If yes, then I would also rename the variable names to avoid confusion