Pushing signals that are restricted to workbook

[Ivan Berry]

I am running into an issue when we push a signal to a workbook that exists in a folder.

One of the signals has security applied, that doesn't necessarily match the parent permissions of the folder and workbook.

The error we get on spy.push is:

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Failed to write item in batch request: The property 'Permission Inheritance Disabled' is malformed or its value 'true' is invalid. May not modify the property directly: Permission Inheritance Disabled.

I tried both enabling and disabling permission inheritance for the workbook we are pushing to, that didn't resolve the error, is there any other permission inheritance to consider?

[Mark Derbecker]

Hey Ivan-- that looks to me like a SPy version mismatched to the server. What is the version of SPy and the version of the server you are using?

[Mark Derbecker]

Ah, sorry, maybe my first instinct is wrong. "May not modify the property directly" seems to indicate that we're sending that property incorrectly. But still can you tell me what version of SPy you are using? You can do `spy.__version__` in a notebook cell to see it.

[Ivan Berry]

Thanks Mark. I'm in seeq datalab.

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`spy.__version__`
'56.1.7.184.7'

Our seeq server is 

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R56.1.7-v202209191154

 

[Mark Derbecker]

OK thanks Ivan. I think this is a bug on our side. We're looking into it.

But in the meantime, I think you should be able to drop the `Permission Inheritance Disabled` column from the DataFrame before pushing it. That should solve the issue. Can you try that?

[Ivan Berry]

Dropping  `Permission Inheritance Disabled` worked.

Thanks Mark!