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Hi,

Appologies in the delay in getting back to you.

"Please bear in mind that there is a possibility that your account has been updated to our new team space functionality. For further information on the latest updated team space, please review the following link:"

This was orinally created as a Team Space, so assumed nothing has changed.

Have all Dropbox customer been migrated to Team Spaces now?

Thanks

Teams are being updated to the updated team space, though not all teams have been yet.

Thanks Greg, is the plan to move all of your customers on to this? Or is this still optional?

Dropbox is planning to migrate all teams to the updated team space configuration.

Greg-DB Just wanted quickly followup on something. When you migrate teams to the new team space configuration. 

Do the team folder ids change at all? Just noticed some odd behaviour in something I am working on.

Thanks

The team folder IDs of existing team folders themselves shouldn't change, though member roots can change. There are different scenarios and variables though, e.g., a team migrating from no team space to the updated team space, versus migrating from the team space to the update team space, so please feel free to share the details of any specific issue so we can advise accordingly.

Thanks for the response Greg-DB if I were to list folders in a namespace as an admin and

then as a user. would the folder id be different. 

I guess I can test this out when I get a chance. 

So I've tested the above.

Ran list folders as member, using the following

dropboxTeamClient.AsMember(account.TeamMemberId).WithPathRoot(new PathRoot.NamespaceId(account.RootInfo.RootNamespaceId))

Each user gives a different id for said Team Folder.

If you're looking inside the same namespace shared across different accounts, the file/folder ID for any given file or folder inside the namespace should be consistent across accounts. Likewise the team_folder_id or shared_folder_id should be the same.

If you're looking at the mount point of any particular namespace such as team folder itself though inside different roots, the "id" (which identifies the place where the namespace is mounted in that root) would be different, while "shared_folder_id" should be the same.

If something isn't working as expected though, please share the rest of the relevant code and the output so I can take a look at what values specifically you're looking at. Thanks!