I’m using Serilog’s file sink for logging in a .NET 8 application. I have configured the file sink to roll over when the file size limit is reached, but the naming convention is problematic for my use case. Here’s my current configuration:

.WriteTo.File(
    path: "C:/Logs/MyApp.log",
    fileSizeLimitBytes: 5242880, // 5 MB
    rollOnFileSizeLimit: true,
    retainedFileCountLimit: 5
);

With this setup, the log files are named as MyApp.log, MyApp_001.log, MyApp_002.log, etc. However, the file without a numeric suffix is not the most recent file. For example, after some logging activity, the files might look like this:

• MyApp.log – older logs
• MyApp_001.log – older logs
• MyApp_002.log – older logs
• MyApp_003.log – most recent logs

I need the most recent log file to always be named MyApp.log so that I can provide direct links to the latest log without having to adjust for a rolling numeric suffix. How can I configure Serilog to reverse the naming convention, so the current log file remains without a suffix and older log files are the ones that get numerically suffixed upon rolling?