Uploading a Recently Deleted Remote File

[hassr]

I have a run into an issue with uploading a file to canvas that has been recently deleted from the files section of a course.

In short, if I delete a file from a course, then upload a new file with the same name, the new version of the file is given the same remote id as the original file that was deleted. If I then try to access the newly uploaded file by its remote id I get a standard error:
"canvasapi.exceptions.ResourceDoesNotExist: Not Found"
and I can see that the file has not been uploaded.

I am not sure if I am violating a design pattern of the canvasapi so I would appreciate any help on the matter.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Delete file foo.pdf from a course (this can also be done from a browser)
2. Upload a new file called foo.pdf and save its remote id
3. Access the new file by its remote id

Sample code

from canvasapi import Canvas
canvas = Canvas(API_URL, API_KEY)
course = canvas.get_course(COURSE_ID)
course_folders = course.get_folders()

for folder in course_folders:
	if folder.name == 'course files':
		course_files_folder = folder
		break

result = folder.upload('foo.pdf')
if result[0]:
	remote_id = result[1]['id']
	print(f'file successfully uploaded with remote id: {remote_id}')

old_file = canvas.get_file(remote_id)
old_file.delete()
print('file deleted')

result = folder.upload('foo.pdf')
if result[0]:
	remote_id = result[1]['id']
	print(f'file successfully uploaded again with remote id: {remote_id}')

new_file = canvas.get_file(remote_id)