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daniel7rusu
9 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Python files_list_folder.sharing_info shows None
Until two weeks ago, running the below code would return a hash for sharing_info of each entry. But now it's returning none. Can anyone tell me whats going on? Using python documention found here...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
9 years agoThe sharing_info field will only be set if the file is inside a shared folder. It sounds like this file is no longer in shared folder, so it won't be set anymore. (For example, you may have "left" the shared folder, but kept your copy.)
- daniel7rusu9 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Hey Greg thanks for the response.
The folders within that folder are shared with various individuals. Those are the folder which I want sharing info on. So they are partially shared, not open to anyone.
Yet they dont show sharing info.
Any advice you have?
- Greg-DB9 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
To clarify, using one of the paths you posted:
/brian alan lang ea/work papers/bravo/breit/2016/brei3389_2016_8879-signed.pdf
Are you sure one of those parent folders is still shared? (I.e., "brian alan lang ea", or "work papers", etc.) Shared folders can be unshared, or files/folders can be moved out of shared folders, by the user at any time.
In any case, it's hard to say offhand exactly what may have happened, so feel free to open a ticket from the affected account if you'd like us to check on this specifically:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/contact
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