BARCC v8.11.001

Batch Recalculate Intensities now writes a new timestamped workbook for every run. Earlier intensity files stay on disk.

Highlights

Axons and Nets → Batch Recalculate Intensities… still remeasures every TIFF that already has output/paint/{image}_paint_with_regions.barccpaint, without opening each image.
Each image is saved as output/intensities/{image}_intensities_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.xlsx. Every file from one run shares the same timestamp.
The run also writes a new master workbook. With File → Select Project Output Directory set, that file is {project folder}/{project name}_Intensities_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.xlsx. Otherwise it is output/intensities/{folder name}_Intensities_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.xlsx.
The existing {project name}_Intensities.xlsx and the untimestamped {image}_intensities.xlsx from Measure Region Intensities are left in place.
Measuring one open image still updates those untimestamped files.
The File Browser lists the timestamped workbooks under the TIFF.

Manual Chapter 9 (Batch Recalculate Intensities) and the What's New 8.11.001 section describe the timestamped names.
README highlights name 8.11.001 as the current release.

Application/barcc.py — batch intensity export uses a shared timestamp and writes a new master workbook.
docs/generate_barcc_manual.py — user manual source.
BARCC_User_Manual.pdf — regenerated for 8.11.001.
README.md — version highlights.
release-notes-v8.11.001.md — this file.
Version string: 8.11.001.

Unchanged from v8.11.000. Python 3.14 conda env barcc314:

conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate barcc314
cd Application
python barcc.py

An existing Git clone updates with File → Update, or from the BARCC folder:

git pull