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Observed at SST-2/RSOXS by @mrakitin and @awalter-bnl. The issue is created by @mrakitin.
In [75]: tiff_series.export(db[-1].documents(fill=True), file_prefix='{start[institution]}-{start[time]:%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M}-', directory=os.getcwd()) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ValueError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-75-1cb6645c4b01> in <module> ----> 1 tiff_series.export(db[-1].documents(fill=True), file_prefix='{start[institution]}-{start[time]:%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M}-', directory=os.getcwd()) c:\users\greateyes\appdata\local\conda\conda\envs\collection-2019-1.2-rsoxs\lib\site-packages\suitcase\tiff_series\__init__.py in export(gen, directory, file_prefix, bigtiff, byteorder, imagej, **kwargs) 99 **kwargs) as serializer: 100 for item in gen: --> 101 serializer(*item) 102 103 return serializer.artifacts c:\users\greateyes\appdata\local\conda\conda\envs\collection-2019-1.2-rsoxs\lib\site-packages\event_model\__init__.py in __call__(self, name, doc, validate) 69 instance as doc, a copy of doc, or a different dict altogether. 70 """ ---> 71 output_doc = getattr(self, name)(doc) 72 if validate: 73 jsonschema.validate(output_doc, c:\users\greateyes\appdata\local\conda\conda\envs\collection-2019-1.2-rsoxs\lib\site-packages\suitcase\tiff_series\__init__.py in event(self, doc) 219 self._templated_file_prefix = self._file_prefix.format( 220 start=self._start, descriptor=descriptor, --> 221 event=doc) 222 num = next(self._counter[streamname][field]) 223 filename = (f'{self._templated_file_prefix}' ValueError: Invalid format specifier
It turns out that hdr.start['time'] is a float, and it's not possible to convert a float to the datetime object, and then format it to a string.
hdr.start['time']
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Observed at SST-2/RSOXS by @mrakitin and @awalter-bnl. The issue is created by @mrakitin.
It turns out that
hdr.start['time']
is a float, and it's not possible to convert a float to the datetime object, and then format it to a string.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: