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Yeah I have had this idea for a while, it will be easy enough to do this for OME-zarr datasets (quick metadata check + looking for the .zarr ending.
Multipage vs. single-page tiff may have some easily accessible information in the header to distinguish, but if not we could just look to see if the file contains multiple pages, or not. This latter strategy might mess with how we read the metadata however, as one can technically save a single snapshot as multi-page tiff (metadata embedded in the file) versus single snapshot as single-page tiff (metadata exists in external file). I'll look into this a bit but I do not think it would be difficult to implement.
That would be great, thanks. I think a defining feature of zarr datasets is the .zgroup file, not so much the .zarr extension, I've run into problems with forgetting to add .zarr to the dataset name before.
I believe Bryant did some work to properly parse tif files, but I'm not sure where that lives
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