The tracker hang spot:
return render_template("upload.html", group=group, files=names)
Right now Flask builds the whole upload.html and only then flushes. On a tiny 2005 firewall that delay is enough to make the browser think the connection is toast.
Yes, you can “tack on” Response to your existing imports. You already have:
The clean little corner of Camelot, nestled deep in /sh1re/. 🏰🧙‍♀️✨
And what a lovely view from the http://camelot:8888/tree .
Let’s decode the scene shall we, step-by-step like a proper lorekeeper:
Map of Camelot including Jupyter Server’s REST API surface and module locations.
A concise reference for inspecting and understanding the Python landscape on Camelot, including Jupyter Server’s REST API surface and module locations.Â