Allow sessionrecording to write a file outside of user/recordings/#3150
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Allow sessionrecording to write a file outside of user/recordings/#3150
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Co-authored-by: Alexander Bock <alexander.bock@liu.se>
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User can now specify a path with the intended filename when starting a recording. If no path is provided, the file is saved to user/recordings/.
This can be done from either the frontend UI or via
openspace.sessionRecording.startRecording.The path must be an absolute path to an existing directory in the filesytem, and the user must have write permissions to it.
The file would have to be played-back using
openspace.sessionRecording.startPlayback, becuase the UI only lists files that reside in the user/recordings/ directory.