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1I'm encountering the same error with code that previously worked correctly. A new folder with the same name is being created for each task I run, even though a folder with that name already existed before running the code. Maybe EE changed something? It's strange because they still state in their documentation: > The Google Drive Folder that the export will reside in. Note: (a) if > the folder name exists at any level, the output is written to it, (b) > if duplicate folder names exist, output is written to the most > recently modified folder, (c) if the folder name does not exist, a new >Simon– Simon2025-04-28 11:45:56 +00:00Commented Apr 28 at 11:45
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1Same issue here... a previously working code is now creating a new folder with the exact same name for each export tasks. This looks like a mistake on Google Earth Engine side. Hopefully, this will be solved soon enough. JasonJason CL– Jason CL2025-04-30 16:31:49 +00:00Commented Apr 30 at 16:31
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1I am having the same problem for code that previously worked. I have even switched from service key to OAuth 2.0. Nothing I have done will fix it. What is interesting is that I can write to my Google Drive, but when I try to use python api to see any folders, they are not visible. Strange behavior. A colleague just joined and is able to download to a single folder.user44796– user447962025-05-08 14:08:32 +00:00Commented May 8 at 14:08
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I'm experiencing the same thing. This issue has started recently without any changes to my code, so it seems to be something on the gee side...Seán Ó Héir– Seán Ó Héir2025-08-13 13:26:15 +00:00Commented Aug 13 at 13:26
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I don't have the reputation to answer, but if anyone is still running into this, it seems to have been fixed in newer versions of earthengine-api. I had this issue with 1.1.5 and lower versions, but not with 1.6.4.damp_civil– damp_civil2025-08-21 16:54:48 +00:00Commented Aug 21 at 16:54
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