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(DOCS ONLY) Specific documentation of InSAR sas_output_file naming convention - #425
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Thanks @Tyler-g-hudson , LGTM
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The documentation in the default runconfig currently isn't clear about how the
sas_output_fileinput maps to the set of output filenames in InSAR. The wording is currently:Which is technically true but not specific. What actually happens is that a lambda splits
sas_output_fileinto its' directory part and filename part, e.g.outputs/andproduct.h5, then prepends the product name(s) to the filename part with an underscore and recombines it all together e.g.outputs/GUNW_product.h5,outputs/RIFG_product.h5and so on.The code that does this is in h5_prep.py: