download_supported was set to True at every call site (3 templates, 2
route render calls) and never to False. The {% set show_download =
download_supported and not entry.broken %} branch in
_overlay_file_node.html was therefore equivalent to {% set
show_download = not entry.broken %}, and {% set has_actions =
(files_overlay or show_download) and not entry.broken %} simplifies
further: when not broken, both clauses make has_actions True
regardless of files_overlay; when broken, both clauses make it False.
So has_actions = not entry.broken.
Collapsed:
* Removed download_supported = True from overlay_detail.html (×2),
server_detail.html, and the two render_template calls in
files_routes.py
* Removed the show_download intermediate and the inner {% if
show_download %} guard in _overlay_file_node.html (the surrounding
{% if has_actions %} already guarantees not entry.broken)
* has_actions now directly equals not entry.broken
If a future requirement actually wants per-overlay download-disable,
re-introduce a flag at that point with a real callsite that sets it
False (and a test that exercises that path).
pytest: 577 passed, 1 skipped, 3 deselected — unchanged. None of the
existing tests gated on download_supported.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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