Change the default filename of the PNG plot
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’ve noticed that the default filename of the “Download plot as a png” feature is newplot.png
. It would be better to name it following a more appropriate pattern such as <Name of the CTF>.<date>.<time>.scoreboard.png
or something similar.
I can open a pull request if needed.
Thank you.
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The fix is in #684 😃
Wonderful!
Should I close this issue or do you prefer to keep it open until #684 gets merged?