Prelude CC's October Release...Any hope for our THREE ingest & transcoding issues?

Hi!
Any idea if Prelude has addressed any of the THREE issues in the upcoming October release??
We'd really love to use Prelude to ingest and transcode footage going forward but right now we're limited in what we can do so sadly we continue to have to use FCP's Log & Transfer.
Here's a quick recap of the Issues that were discussed and detailed in THIS thread:
#1) Add Renaming options...namely the ability to use "Shot Time" since event shooters often have hundreds of clips from the same date and multiple cards with the same shot name.
#2) Ability to batch transcode hundreds of clips to ProRes while keeping the various native frame rates and resolutions (ala FCP's Log & Transfer method).
#3) Fix the fact that in the INGEST window when you swipe it goes the opposite way. Small but annoying little issue.
I look forward to your response!
Thanks!

Looks like #1 didn't make the cut for Prelude 2.1 Bummer.
Still curious if #1 on the list above is on the upcoming road map for Prelude to make the transcoding/renaming feature actually useful for event shooters?
The "Shot Time" is already built into the metadata that's displayed on the LIST VIEW of the clips in Prelude...but we can't use it when renaming clips. Shot date is pointless for event shooters when all the clips are in one day. Shot name is pointless because we'll end up with several cards all with the same file names on each card and renaming hundreds of clips one by one would be a nightmare.
Thanks.

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