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Here's how I'm revoking and then creating the link in a Console application: await client.Sharing.RevokeSharedLinkAsync(url); SharedLinkSettings settings = new SharedLinkSettings(access: RequestedLinkAccessLevel.Viewer.Instance); await client.Sharing.CreateSharedLinkWithSettingsAsync(sharedFolderPath,settings); This…
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So in effect, would I remove the share link and then use the API to create a view link and that'd effectively do the same thing?
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Thank you -- very helpful.
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Thanks Greg, super helpful.
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Thanks Greg, Seems like the only way to get info on who the owner of each file is to call the https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/sharing/list_file_members endpoint then. Batching only tells me if members are different than the inherited parent folder, and https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/files/list_folder doesn't give me that…
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Also for /2/sharing/list_file_members/batch, if I understand correctly this will only list members that are different from the inherited sharing of the parent folder. If I call the batch endpoint I'm getting an array of empty results, like so: "file": "id:****","result": {".tag": "result","members": {"users": [],"groups":…
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On initial glance, the namespaces array is returning objects like the following: {"name": "*****","namespace_id": "*****27","namespace_type": {".tag": "shared_folder"}},{"name": "*** Test","namespace_id": "*****92","namespace_type": {".tag": "team_folder"}} The exception is when "name": "Root". Is there a reason the other…
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If I used the /2/team/namespaces/list and /2/team/namespaces/list/continue endpoints how would I know who owns the folder and the files within the folder (and their owners)?
