Za/central tdms summariser - #744
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This is a new central service which watches for File uploads through ConfigDB NotifyAPI and creates a summary. Currently it only supports TDMS file type.
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Looks good and well documented! I've just left a couple of comments. I think it also needs adding to the github build action
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New acs-file-summariser service that watches for specific file types (currently only implemented for TDMS) via ConfigDB NotifyAPI. Upon receiving a notification about new file upload the service creates a summary of the TDMS file and saves it to InfluxDB.