Hello everyone, I have about 7 projects listed in my Streamlit cloud account (password protected) and am today suddenly faced with a weird situation where:
(a) I am seeing a new (random) user account in my profile. ( I own sidPhoenix17 and drdroidlab, not paulowiz)
@siddarth_jain please open a support ticket by following the process outlined here – our support team can delete the app for you so that you can redeploy it
Hey @Caroline , thank you – I have raised the ticket. Also, I digged a bit deeper and noticed that at some point 3 years ago, I had a shared repo with Paulowiz about 3 years ago on Github.
I have left that repo. Since my relation with that repo no more exists, would that user be disconnected from my account?
My only concern is that if I have access to that user’s public apps, the other user also has visibility on my public apps (which I would like to avoid due to privacy reasons).
Can you direct this questions to the community? I have hard time knowing how to post a questions to the community:
Can anyone help how to save data to cloud after successful connection. Here is my code snippet of trying to save .csv file to google cloud storage after successful connection.
@siddarth_jain for the project that you created a few days ago, did you change the user name or the repository name? Did you delete the repository by any chance and redeployed?
Does the repository from which the app is deployed belong to siphoenix17 or drdroidlab?
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