Encode date & site in filename

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2/5
Estimated time
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Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
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Tech stack
typescript
Domain
cli

Research direction

Start by locating the code that creates aggregatedMobileReport.csv and inspect how the report date and crawled domain are available there. Update the generated filename to include the domain, date, and report type, then verify that the resulting file is unambiguous when multiple domains are scanned; consider the proposed generic symbolic link if consistent naming must be preserved.

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Description

Rather than aggregatedMobileReport.csv (This is an aggregated report, but is it mobile?)

Could the filename be something like:
cloudfour.com-31-12-2022-lighthouse-parade.csv

If a consistent filename was important, just create a symbolic link to that file, with a generic but meaningful name (maybe something like aggregatedPerformanceReport.csv).

This would make it easier to know I'm pulling the right file into the spreadsheet if I've scanned a few domains.

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