Fix post/get_table not closed#137
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erickmartins merged 3 commits intoTheJacksonLaboratory:mainfrom Jul 23, 2025
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For post_table close the table when done
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Thanks for catching this! I'll merge and this will be part of the next release. |
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Description
When posting a table with ezomero I encountered the issue that the table appeared as zero bytes in OMERO.web . Only after opening the table once it appears as a fully initialized table. I also encountered issues with projects containing such tables using the omero-cli-transfer tool.
It seems the issue is that upon submitting a table the table should be closed, following the upstream omero-py library.
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No new functions are introduced and I have run the tests locally.
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later.
__init__.py.