Fix trash #4
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Fix trash #4
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there seems to be a problem here
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Which of the problems do you see here? 😊
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Problem
In recent Jupyterlab-based services, including the ones created with the new cookiecutter for jupyterlabs, when the user deleted a file in the Jupyter UI, a
.Trash-1000folder is created. Given the permissions on this folder, we can't push it to S3. More details in ITISFoundation/osparc-issues#1296Investigations
It is not clear why this happens only in the newest Jupyters and not on other (e.g. jupyter-math). The "Trash" feature in jupyter seems relatively old (see jupyter/notebook#1968).
Solution
The JupyterLab Trash feature can be disabled via config. This is the only way I found to solve the issue, the only implication for the user is that if they delete a file via the UI, they won't be asked confirmation (it will work in the same way as deleting via the terminal with
rm).Services affected
Related issues
related to: ITISFoundation/osparc-issues#1296. All the services listed above need to be fixed to resolve the issue