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how to check team space support for user-linked apps
I've read the document and have questions about supporting team spaces, specifically for user-linked apps. https://dropbox.tech/developers/api-updates-to-better-support-team-spaces 1. For user-l...
1. With a user-linked app, to determine if an account has a team space, you can use the 'distinct_member_home' feature on the /2/users/features/get_values endpoint. (The 'root_info.root_namespace_id' value from /2/users/get_current_account alone does not indicate the existence of a team space, as every account has some root namespace ID.)
2. That's correct, the 'team_shared_dropbox' feature values only indicate if the account is on a team with a shared team space in particular, so it cannot be used to detect if the account is on a team with a team space of any type.
If you have a user-linked app and want to check if the account has a team space (shared or not), use the above mentioned 'distinct_member_home' feature on the /2/users/features/get_values endpoint.
Hi Greg,
I don't see "distinct_member_home" class that is derived from the feature class in the .net dropbox api. I am using Dropbox.api 7.0.
The below screenshot is from the documentation
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorSJ_Code The team_shared_dropbox and distinct_member_home feature values for users and the has_distinct_member_homes feature values for teams haven't been implemented in .NET SDK yet.
You can determine the same information from the RootInfo object in the FullAccount returned by GetCurrentAccountAsync though:
- team_shared_dropbox: this is the same as checking if the RootInfo is a TeamRootInfo.
- distinct_member_home: this is the same as checking if rootNamespaceId
and homeNamespaceId are different.
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