Do not keep the part file if the forbidden exception has no retry set#22556
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Do not keep the part file if the forbidden exception has no retry set#22556
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Follow up to #22128 where the .ocTransferId[RND].part file still was kept in the users folder when an upload is being blocked by files_accesscontrol.
This requires nextcloud/files_accesscontrol#163 to work.
From owncloud/core#20494 i assumed that the retry was introduced to indicate that clients should try to sync again at a later point, so I think it makes sense to not set this for files_accesscontrol thrown ForbiddenExceptions.