Added support for missing channels in SpikeGadgets #1593
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Do you have a small test file we could include. Some of these spike gadget edge cases are starting to bite us. I would love if we had some way to actually test against these edge cases so we don't break this in the future? |
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I have a test file, but it's not small (27GB). Do you know how to stub a spike gadgets .rec file? |
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I think @samuelgarcia knows this format a bit better. So might be worth pinging him or @alejoe91 to see if they know how. Our limit is 10MB so 27GB is definitely over haha. We will see what se can do. :) |
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Actually, to test this fix we should just need the header, which should be relatively easy to stub. I'll see what I can do... |
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Ok, I was able to stub the file to just include the header (no data) and now it's only 72KB. Still awaiting permission from the original researchers to share with y'all, but once I get that, I will send over the stubbed file. |
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Thanks Paul, that would be awesome. This was originally caused by trying to explicitly support Intan chips which was maybe the wrong move. Previously we just gave arbitrary names to the channels which worked for everything, but was unclear to the user. If we can name things correctly both for NP and Intan that would be the best, but I don't know this system at all. Really appreciate your help on this :) |
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Hey @zm711, Github doesn't support .rec as a file type, so I can't upload it here. What is the best way to share this file with you? |
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The options are you can zip it and include on github or you can email it to me. Do you have a preference? |
Fixes #1592