To test, try deleting whole directory structures, directories and file contents, and the image objects whose files they represent, all in the same Delete2 request. One way to do this would be to revert https://github.com/openmicroscopy/management_tools/commit/4eae148467667b711f48341e378e267b705f7329 out of the delete-user-data.py demo user deletion script and to really delete real user data (not a dry run so on a test system!). Without this fix the deletion will fail.
To test, try deleting whole directory structures, directories and file contents, and the image objects whose files they represent, all in the same
Delete2
request. One way to do this would be to revert https://github.com/openmicroscopy/management_tools/commit/4eae148467667b711f48341e378e267b705f7329 out of thedelete-user-data.py
demo user deletion script and to really delete real user data (not a dry run so on a test system!). Without this fix the deletion will fail.