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I want my generated text file name of format. "D:\Log\FileName-{Date}-INew.txt"
Currently its appending Date towards the end of the file,
"D:\Log\FileName-INew-20231010.txt"
Expected
"D:\Log\FileName-20231010-INew.txt"
Duplicate of #243 - the logic for generating filenames is definitely minimal in nature at present, but lots of people put up with that spartan nature.
Solving that would involve:
defining the possibilities to provide
defining a clear API/mechanism for specifying it
correlating the feature request with the current implementation to make sure it's implementable
implementing it
In particular, I'd read this reply from Nick, which outlines the thinking as to why the naming strategy is not necessarily something that there's appetite to add a lot of complexity to.
I want my generated text file name of format. "D:\Log\FileName-{Date}-INew.txt"
Currently its appending Date towards the end of the file,
"D:\Log\FileName-INew-20231010.txt"
Expected
"D:\Log\FileName-20231010-INew.txt"
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