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Changing the "App folder name" setting on an app on the App Console will actually only affect the name of new app folders created in the future. Any existing app folders in the accounts of users connected before the change will not be affected. Those existing app folders and their contents will not be changed, moved, or…

No, unfortunately Dropbox doesn't offer the ability to run custom operations directly on Dropbox itself like this. If you need access to the file data to run a tool on it, you'd need to download the file data first. I'll pass this along as a feature request, but I can't promise if or when that might be implemented.

We're currently in the process of migrating Paper documents to live in the Dropbox file system like other Dropbox files. You can find more information on that migration here. For Paper docs as files in the Dropbox file system, you can use the Dropbox Embedder to embed them. To do so, you would get a shared link for the…

We're currently in the process of migrating Paper documents to live in the Dropbox file system like other Dropbox files. You can find more information on that migration here. While Dropbox still doesn't offer a way to embed arbitrary Paper docs in an iframe directly, for Paper docs as files in the Dropbox file system, you…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to configure an app or access token to only a limited set of functionality, such as the ability to read but not write files. You can find more information about the release in our blog post…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to configure an app or access token to only a limited set of functionality, such as the ability to read but not write files. You can find more information about the release in our blog post…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to configure an app or access token to only a limited set of functionality, such as the ability to read but not write files. You can find more information about the release in our blog post…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to configure an app or access token to only a limited set of functionality, such as the ability to write but not read files. You can find more information about the release in our blog post…

@"Kieran360" Thanks for your post! Unfortunately I don't have any news on if or when Dropbox may decide to implement and release the ability to programmatically control the selective sync feature. We appreciate the feedback though, and forum posts like this are a good place to send feature requests. 

@"meadowsr" You can add SwiftyDropbox as a dependency from Xcode's UI using File > Swifty Packages > Add Package Dependency. There, you should enter SwiftyDropbox's repository URL: https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox You can find more information in Apple's documentation. 

Thanks for the report! Would you be able to share a sample link for a file that has this issue? That way we can reproduce it and investigate here. If you'd prefer to share privately, you can open an API ticket here.

If you're getting a "long-lived" access token (that is, it doesn't start with "sl." and is generally 64 characters long), that shouldn't expire by itself. There a number of different ways that a long-lived Dropbox API access token can become invalid though, including:* the user or team admin can revoke all access tokens…

@"smarta1" The Dropbox API does offer the ability to programmatically upload files, such as by using /2/files/upload as referenced in the code you shared. Please refer to the documentation linked there for information on using that. Give that a try and if something on the API isn't working expected, please share the…

Thanks for the information! From your code, I see you're actually trying to use methods from the old retired Dropbox API v1 iOS SDK. Please instead install the Dropbox API v2 Objective-C SDK and follow the instructions to set it up here: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-obj-c 

Thanks, I see you opened a ticket, so we'll follow up with you there.

@"Kingslands" Can you elaborate on the issue you're seeing? As discussed above, these thumbnail links are only temporary, so if you're seeing them start returning 410 after several hours, that's expected. There isn't a way to get permanent thumbnail links from the Chooser.

Quick update: the new scopes feature is fully rolled out now: https://dropbox.tech/developers/now-available--scoped-apps-and-enhanced-permissions

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to access various different pieces of team functionality from the same app. You can find more information about the release in our blog post here:…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to access various different pieces of team functionality from the same app. You can find more information about the release in our blog post here:…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to access various different pieces of team functionality from the same app. You can find more information about the release in our blog post here:…

I just wanted to follow up on this to let you know that we've released "scopes" functionality on the Dropbox API, which you can use to access various different pieces of team functionality from the same app. You can find more information about the release in our blog post here:…

I'll be happy to help with any issues you're having with the Dropbox API/SDK, but I'll need some more information. Please reply with: * the name and version number of the platform and SDK/library you are using (there are several different SDKs) * the steps to reproduce the issue, including relevant code snippet(s) * the…

@"jbmorley" Thanks for the feedback!

Quick update: we have extended the timeline for this: https://www.dropbox.com/lp/developers/reference/paper-migration-guide

Quick update: we have extended the timeline for this: https://www.dropbox.com/lp/developers/reference/paper-migration-guide Also, you can find some more information on how the migration works here: https://help.dropbox.com/files-folders/paper/paper-2020-faqs

Quick update: we have extended the timeline for this: https://www.dropbox.com/lp/developers/reference/paper-migration-guide

Thanks for following up. That actually sounds like a bug in the SDK then. The SDK should automatically convert the 'invalid_access_token' error response to a proper exception. I'll look into it and ask the team to fix that up.

Thanks for following up. Can you share the actual error output though? The particular error type and stack trace may be helpful. Thanks in advance! 

@"diventi" Thanks for the note!

@"Anthony B.15" SwiftyDropbox does now support Swift Package Manager, so you can use that to install it if you wish. As for the error you received, it doesn't seem to be quite the same error as the original one in this thread, so it's likely not exactly the same issue. The error you received seems to indicate that your app…