FileNotFoundError after importing thousand rows(13k)

[RomartM]

FileNotFoundError at admin_users_cuser_process_import.pdf

[bmihelac]

Thanks for taking time to fill this issue @RomartM. Does this happens every time and only for big files? Also does it happens when importing is confirmed?

[khaledeladl]

this happen to me too multiple times with small file 5K rows, other larger files didn't failed

[koedal]

This is happening for me too when I select the Confirm button. Doesn't happen every time. I've have noticed it on a file with 5k rows around 330kb in size and on a file with 18k rows around 3MB in size. I have two other files it hasn't happened for ever that are around 2k rows and 1.2 MB in size.

@bmihelac Any other info I can get you to help understand this issue better?

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[zees-dev]

A suggested fix is to use CacheStorage - as stated in this solution: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42452966/10813908

As for me, i use django-import-export in admin panel, you can add the same attribute to the Meta class of a Resource:

from import_export import resources
from import_export.tmp_storages import CacheStorage

class BookResource(resources.ModelResource):
    class Meta:
        model = Book
        tmp_storage_class = CacheStorage

[AdrianGolda]

Using cache storage casues me BadZipFile error. It works locally but not on AWS S3 bucket. So both not setting tmp_storage_class and setting it to CacheStorage give me errors :(

[matthewhegarty]

@AdrianGolda what version of django-import-export are you using?

[AdrianGolda]

@AdrianGolda what version of django-import-export are you using?

3.3.1 is the version and I am using docker containers. Locally it works and on AWS does not.

[matthewhegarty]

Is it possible you can create a new issue with enough detail so that we can look into it?
thanks

[Natgho]

Hi, the issue is still persist, is there any solution?

[matthewhegarty]

It shouldn't be an issue anymore if you use the latest version and consider how your store your files (more documentation here). If it's still an issue for you please raise a new issue (following the guidance here).

[matthewhegarty]

Correct doc link: here