Add LeicaSCN to fs-lite-readers in config and ImportLibrary #325
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Imports now use fslite for import (tested on gretsky) |
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Add LeicaSCN to fs-lite-readers in config and ImportLibrary
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This PR adds Leica SCN to the list of formats to be treated as a big image and thus imported via fs-lite. See https://trac.openmicroscopy.org.uk/ome/ticket/9563
The easiest way to test this is to import a Leica SCN using Insight or Importer and monitor the progress. If the file is imported as a big image the status should go:
prepping -> analyzing -> archiving ->(clock icons)The archiving step may take some minutes.
If the image fails to import as a big image then the status would be:
prepping -> analyzing -> 1/7 1/3 -> 1/7 2/3...and would take a very long time.
Note that this tests the import process and not whether the image has actually been imported correctly. That's for another PR!