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That error message is indicating an issue with the member ID you supplied when specifying which team member to operate on. In this case, that would be the value you're supplying to the "as_user" method. I see you indicated you're supplying a value that starts with "dbmid:", which would be correct, but you redacted the rest…

It sounds like you're referring to handling a migration to the updated team space. For information on how to work with this on the Dropbox API, please refer to the following resources: * https://developers.dropbox.com/dbx-team-files-guide * https://dropbox.tech/developers/api-updates-to-better-support-team-spaces In…

Please note that the permanent deletion process can take some time to be processed and so such changes may not be immediately reflected everywhere.

@"julio_diniz_perdigao" These temporary links refer to the data itself, and so may continue working even once the file has been deleted, but this behavior is not guaranteed.

In your first attempt, I see you're putting other statements in place of the method's parameter names, which is not valid Python code, so you get that SyntaxError. In your second attempt, I see you're supplying a list of UserSelectorArg, that is `[user]`, instead of just a single UserSelectorArg as documented, that is just…

@"JohnAdam_CUNY" I don't believe we have sample code handy for team_members_set_profile_v2 in particular, so please refer to the documentation for information on the parameters to use with that method. For example, it sounds like you'd need to use the "user", "new_given_name", and "new_surname" for your use case. Please…

@"minis" Здравко is correct. Please refer to the following resources for more information: * https://developers.dropbox.com/oauth-guide * https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#authorization * https://dropbox.tech/developers/using-oauth-2-0-with-offline-access And if you're using the Dropbox…

In the code snippet you shared here, I see you're calling team_members_get_info_v2, which is a way to read the information for some team member(s). That doesn't change their information on Dropbox. If you want to change their member information (like first/last name) you should use team_members_set_profile_v2. In any case,…

@"julio_diniz_perdigao" These two endpoints do work slightly differently, so you may see different performance/speed characteristics between them in practice. That will depend on a number of different factors though, so I can't guarantee specifics, and you may see different performance across time, calls, accounts, etc.…

Unfortunately Dropbox does not support creating multiple shared links for the same item, but I'll pass this along as a feature request as well.

No, there isn't a way to proactively revoke a temporary link, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be implemented though.

A "no_permission" error isn't a scope error. A "no_permission" error would be more related to your file/folder permissions instead. To clarify, do you still require help with this error? If so, please share: * the steps to reproduce the issue, including relevant code snippet(s) and parameter value(s), but don't include any…

Would you be able to print out the actual request being sent to Dropbox so I can take a closer look? Be sure to redact the access token though. In any case though, I notice that you appear to be calling for the path "/Salford-test/Test client", but in your other screenshot you're checking the configuration for a different…

@"maimon" Thanks for the feedback! I'll pass this along to the team. I don't have more information to share on this scope dependency, and unfortunately there isn't a workaround for this; if you enable team_data.member that will automatically require team_data.governance.write. If I get an update on this though, I'll share…

A 'malformed_path' error like this indicates that the supplied path wasn't in the expected format. To troubleshoot that, can you print out and share the path value you're sending? It looks like that would be the value of the 'dropbox_path' variable in your code. For information on the difference between the member folder…

To check which account the app is connected to, you should use /2/users/get_current_account (not /2/users/get_account).

A "path/not_found" Dropbox API error indicates that the API call failed because there was nothing currently found at the specified path in the connected account under the relevant root. For example, this can happen if there's a mistake or typo in the path value the app supplies, if the file/folder has been renamed, moved,…

Dropbox itself doesn't have listings or recommendations of developers to hire (though there may be some in the forum here who can chime in). There also may be third party marketplaces online where you can search for developers to hire, but we can't recommend any in particular. I certainly see how that could be helpful…

@"awb" Thanks for confirming this is working now! I don't have more specific information on what change the team made though; they identified an issue and adjusted the server code accordingly.

Thanks for pointing that out Здравко. @"awb" Can you confirm if this is actually how your request is formatted? As Здравко mentioned, that start line shouldn't contain the host name like that. In any case, we're made an adjustment on the server that may be related to the error you're seeing. Can you try again and let me…

Thanks for confirming. I'm raising this with the team and I'll follow up here once I have any update to share.

@"awb" Just to clarify, do you mean that you are still seeing this error now if you try again now?

Thanks for the report. Can you confirm if you're still seeing this now? If so, about what percent of these calls are failing like this for you? Thanks in advance!

Please open an API ticket here and share a cursor value that results in this error so we can look into this specifically for you. Thanks in advance!

You can get Dropbox shared links using the API via /2/sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings and /2/sharing/list_shared_links (or corresponding native methods in the SDKs). You can use the URL parameters documented in this help article to get different behaviors from Dropbox shared links, such as to return the file data…

You should use the same API functionality to upload and download files/folders in Dropbox, whether or not the files/folders happen to be located in shared folders. You would need to specify the relevant path values to interact with the desired items accordingly. Note that the ability to perform certain operations would…

@"Kei Hoshino" Alternatively, if you are asking how to connect specific accounts/teams to your app as end-users, you would do so by implementing the OAuth app authorization flow in your app, and then having your end-users process that flow, starting in your app itself, to authorize the app to access their accounts/team.…

@"sundares80" Thanks for checking. I'll let the team know that didn't help.

@"sundares80" That change has been fully deployed now. Unfortunately, in my own testing it doesn't appear this change helps, but please do still try your actual device and let me know if it does or doesn't help.

We've sent this along to the team to request they improve how this scenario is handled in the Chooser. If you're signed in to an account that does have full access to the folder, then you should be able to select it. If that's not what you're seeing, double check what account you're signed in to, as well as the permissions…