Management command filer_check does not find orphaned files in the private storage #1514
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Issues: Management command filer_check does not find orphaned files in the private storage django-cms#1514
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Maybe I've found a fix for this issue. The PR is the #1518 |
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…Command (#1518) * feat: add filename length safety check with random suffix * fix: correct base filename length for validation test * fix: update base filename length in validation test * test: enhance filename length validation and edge case handling Integration of the suggestion from the community and sourcery-ai * fix: update _ensure_safe_length to use settings for max length and random suffix * test: read max filename length and random suffix from settings * fix: set default values for max filename length and random suffix in _ensure_safe_length * Update filer/utils/files.py * Apply suggestions from code review * refactor: improve command help text and streamline orphan file handling Issues: Management command filer_check does not find orphaned files in the private storage #1514 * refactor: enhance output messages and improve storage handling in filer_check * fix: add missing newline at end of test_filer_check.py * Update test.yml --------- Co-authored-by: Fabian Braun <[email protected]>
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The command
./manage.py filer_check --orphans(and--delete-orphans) does not scan for orphaned files in the private storage («Secure Downloads» /smedia). Only themediadirectory is scanned.I fixed the problem for my use case here, but since I'm not familiar with all the internals of django-filer, I'm not sure if that is done in a proper way.
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