My app tracks the files and keeps the metadata in my db and I do it by frequently calling list_folder/continue
I recently added support to team folders
I so I use path: "ns:<namespace_id>" to get the content
When I get the metadata of the file I get no path in the response, only the parent_shared_folder_id
The problem is when I have a sub-folder inside the team folder
for ex: /Marketing/Sub-folder/file.txt
I still get the parent_shared_folder_id of Marketing, so I can't know it is in a sub folder
I tried using get_metadata with the file's id but still no path
I actually need it to run delete operations, so if there is a way to use the id it will also be fine
This is the only way I was able to delete a file in a team folder using this path
{"path":"ns:2464786112/Sub_Marketing/file25042018_1555.pdf"}
(ns:2464786112 is Marketing namespace id)
I was able to delete files with only id in the path but only files that are in the user's account and not files in a team folder.
I'm using a team token and tried all variations with Dropbox-Api-Select-Admin header and Dropbox-Api-Select-User header and wasn't able to delete
I keep getting path_lookup/not_found/
So either getting the relative path or deleting by id will be good for me. (If I can do both I would like to know also)
Thanks