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Allow attaching files to a trial notebook #2680
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* Allow specifying temporary files via tryit notebooks. For example: `tryit?iomd=1234&file=abcd&filename=abcd.txt` * Allow uploading files when not logged in (they will be stored in memory and uploaded if the user ever authenticates / logs in) - fixes iodide-project#2680 * As part of this work, refactor files modal to use redux
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* Allow specifying temporary files via tryit notebooks. For example: `tryit?iomd=1234&file=abcd&filename=abcd.txt` * Allow uploading files when not logged in (they will be stored in memory and uploaded if the user ever authenticates / logs in) - fixes iodide-project#2680 * As part of this work, refactor files modal to use redux
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* Allow specifying temporary files via tryit notebooks. For example: `tryit?iomd=1234&file=abcd&filename=abcd.txt` * Allow uploading files when not logged in (they will be stored in memory and uploaded if the user ever authenticates / logs in) - fixes #2680 * As part of this work, refactor files modal to use redux
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For the purposes of experimentation, it would be nice to allow users to attach/use files with a trial notebook. Obviously we can't actually add the files to the notebook, since we don't have permissions to do so, but we could probably fake it by adding a cached copy of the files and then uploading them if/when the user logs in and saves the notebook.
Off the top of my head, I think this would have several parts:
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