mayaUsd.ufe.createStageWithNewLayer() could also include "name"

[sanders3d]

So creating stages with python and giving them names. There are two methods as I see it

import maya.cmds as cmds
import mayaUsd

#method one
createStage = cmds.createNode('mayaUsdProxyShape', name='stageShape1')
stageShape = cmds.ls(createStage, long=True)[0]
stage = mayaUsd.ufe.getStage(stageShape)

#method two
stageShape = mayaUsd.ufe.createStageWithNewLayer("|world")
stage = mayaUsd.ufe.getStage(stageShape)

With the above you can see that using createNode() you can easily add in a name. But you can also see that it would have been really easy to insert a name in method two aka mayaUsd.ufe.createStageWithNewLayer("|world", "myname")
Using mayaUsd.ufe now becomes cumbersome in code and it would be a lot nicer if we could name it directly in the createStageWithNewLayer() method

Below is the steps I have seen that you need to take to name a stage on creation.

import maya.cmds as cmds
import mayaUsd

def method_one(stagename):
    createStage = cmds.createNode('mayaUsdProxyShape', name=f"{stagename}Shape")
    stageShape = cmds.ls(createStage, long=True)[0]
    stage = mayaUsd.ufe.getStage(stageShape)
    return stage

def method_two(stagename):
    stageShape = mayaUsd.ufe.createStageWithNewLayer("|world")
    stageRename = cmds.rename(cmds.listRelatives(stageShape, parent=True)[0], f"{stagename}")
    stage = mayaUsd.ufe.getStage(cmds.listRelatives(stageRename, shapes=True, fullPath=True)[0])
    return stage
    
myStage = method_two("autodesk")    
print(myStage)
myStage = method_one("maya")   
print(myStage)

Or is there yet another way of doing this?

regards
stefan