I made some calculations in the SageMath notebook and got a message "WARNING: Output truncated! " with a link to "full_output.txt".
Then, I made some changes and ran the same calculation again. I got a similar message, but when I clicked the link, I saw the old full_output.txt file - without my changes.
How can I tell SageMath notebook to stop caching the file and create a fresh file?
This is https://github.com/sagemath/sagenb/is... . Note that
This has usually been considered a browser "feature" and not a Sage/sagenb issue
so it may not be 'fixed' very soon, if ever. But reloading should get you what you want.
This problem has already made me bitch a few times until I found a solution: I copy the script to a new cell, make the modifications and there I get a new "full_output.txt file" which takes into account my modifications. One response says: "But reloading should get you what you want." I have found that this is not true! the old "full_output.txt file" is still present. (sorry for my bad english, i use google translator)
Asked: 2015-12-15 13:20:55 +0100
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Last updated: Aug 26 '20
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If full_output.txt is used to get info from Sage on a regular basic then I would suggest considering some sharing technology. The particular type of sharing software would depend on where is your sage server is installed. See for example: Sage Appliance and sharing-files-between-sage-and-windows. Alternatively you can install additional software to expose a part of server's file system: * Use Apache or ngix with automatic indexing to target a particular directory; and then you would only need to write your file to that shared directory. * Use NFS/SMB * Use sshfs