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If auspice has access to multiple datasets, how does auspice decide in what order to display this? I am unable to find an answer in the documentation.
Ideally the 20191231 dataset in the above image would be the top dataset.
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Hi @NPPO-NL - the code for this is here - basically it relies on the behaviour of fs.readdir which AFAIK is system dependent. Sorting alphabetically seems sensible, would that work for you?
hi @jameshadfield - Apologies for the late reply, Changing the line const files = await readdir(localDataPath);
to something like const files = (await readdir(localDataPath)).sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b));
might work.
Is there a way to make this change to my local auspice installation I already installed as a user?
If auspice has access to multiple datasets, how does auspice decide in what order to display this? I am unable to find an answer in the documentation.
Ideally the 20191231 dataset in the above image would be the top dataset.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: