filename argument in export_data does not accept folder names.
See original GitHub issuefilename argument in export_data raises an error if the folder name is included. For instance, the following line won’t run, whereas I think it makes sense for it should work.
OpenPNM.export_data(network=net, filename='./Networks/network')
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hmmm…we’ll have to dig into the file io parts on the GenericIO class and handle this properly.
I think it would work if it were an absolute path.