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Ok, in that case we'll have to look into it further. I do still recommend adding some more logging though. The comparison with Google Drive may not be exactly representative since that may use a different mechanism than the Dropbox SDK.

Thanks for the additional information. I don't know off hand what may be causing that, and I can't reproduce that behavior myself using that same code. We'll have to dig into it further. You may be able to get some more logging output using: Logger.getLogger("").setLevel(Level.ALL); final java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler…

Thanks! That's the same as my test setup though, so I'm still not sure why you're seeing a different behavior. I see you included a line for defining your client object ("private let client..."), but where exactly are you running that? The issue may be related to the lifecycle of that object. If it's no longer available,…

Thanks for the additional information. I just tried reproducing this with the code you provided. While I also see the progress reporting stop when the app is sent to the background, if I then bring it back to the foreground the download does then resume and complete. Can you let me know how long you're leaving the app in…

Thanks for sharing this! I don't have update on this feature request unfortunately, but I'll share this with the team.

Thanks for the report. This isn't occurring for me, so we'll need to narrow this down. Can you let me know: * Is this only occurring when retrieving the information for one account in particular, or does it also happen for other accounts? * Is this occurring for other methods as well?

It looks like this is a duplicate of: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-API-Support-Feedback/I-am-getting-error-in-uploading-files-in-dropbox/m-p/466843 Regarding the Windows "global assembly cache", I can't offer help with that in particular as that's not made by Dropbox, but the instructions for that seem to be…

Thanks for the report! This looks like a bug on our side. We're looking into it and I'll let you know when we have an update on it.

@"deebee_it" Based on the output you shared, it seems like the Dropbox servers weren't able to recognize your HTTP request as a valid API call. As Здравко said, it may be helpful to know what your 'MYPATH' value is. Can you print out the entire HTTP request (redacting the access token) so we can see what may not be…

I'm closing this as a duplicate of: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-API-Support-Feedback/Downloading-in-the-background-in-iOS-Swift/td-p/467860

@"tomeumasco" Thanks for the note. I'll share this with the team.

I see you're now attempting to run the "authorize" example, and are trying to do so via a "run" command. That's actually referring to this "run" file which is a bash script, so you'd need to be running in an environment that can run bash scripts (such as cygwin). If you're just trying to build an Android app though,…

You can get the namespace IDs for the team space and team member folder by calling /2/users/get_current_account. Please refer to the Team Files Guide for more information.

@"rm2020" Thanks for the additional report. The team is aware of the issue and is looking into it. I recommend switching to using paths instead of IDs when calling /2/files/search_v2 to avoid this error.

Are you using one of the official Dropbox SDKs? If so, which one? The API itself does support "Range Retrieval Requests", e.g., on /2/files/download, but not all of the SDKs implement that.

@"AlexanderKriss1" No, unfortunately I don't have any update on this requets.

Thanks for the report. First, can you let me know the version number of the SwiftyDropbox SDK you're using? Also, when you say "the download stops", do you get any error or output? And, do you get any result when you return to the app?

That's correct. You can also use files_list_folder and files_list_folder_continue to list the contents of any folder. For example, to list the contents of the root folder for your app, supply a path value of the empty string "". Then you can get the path values of any of the contents from the Metadata.path_lower value for…

If your team is using the "team space" configuration, the contents of the team space won't be individually listed by that endpoint. You should instead list the contents of the team space using /2/files/list_folder[/continue] with the 'Dropbox-API-Path-Root' header. You can find more information on the different…

I see, thanks. I'm not too familiar with the underlying issue here with regards to why Safari is rejecting or corrupting these requests, but looking at the proposed solution, the Dropbox API certainly doesn't expect any extra parameters or headers. (I'm not sure why this is necessary anyway since this seems like a client…

Actually, I think this may be this issue: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/37133 There's a solution posted there. Can you try that out?

Would it be possible to get some sample requests/responses showing the issue so we can try to track this down and investigate on our side? Be sure to redact the access token though of course.

Technically you don't need to build from source if you don't need to change the source code for the SDK (which you probably don't have reason to do). Instead, it's much easier to just install a released version. For example, you can replace this line from the Android example build.gradle: implementation group:…

@"Kirk Schneider" No, unfortunately I don't have an update on this request.

@"kaamoo_api" Based on the error "No address associated with hostname" it sounds like your system wasn't able to look up the Dropbox API hostname, which is 'api.dropboxapi.com'. You have the right hostname, and 'api.dropboxapi.com' is currently resolving properly, so it sounds like there's an issue with your DNS…

This issue should be resolved now, so you can enable team scopes. Let us know if you're still seeing any issues. Thanks!

This issue should be resolved now, so you can enable team scopes. Let us know if you're still seeing any issues. Thanks!

I see, thanks for clarifying. I believe the combined serialization is expected in this case, per the Stone documentation: Union members that are ordinary structs (coord in the example) serialize as the struct with the addition of a .tag key. In this case, the UploadError union member UploadWriteFailed is a struct.

Thanks for the note, and apologies for the confusion. You can find information on how errors are structured in the documentation here. In this case, this part is relevant: Endpoint-specific errors (409) The following table describes the top-level JSON object attributes present in the body of 409 responses.…

@"Edis" Thanks for the note. We've moved the retirement of the legacy Paper API to Q2 of 2021. We'll update the migration guide again if there are any further changes.