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Greg K.

You can use that method on the shared instance like this: DropboxOAuthManager.sharedOAuthManager.clearStoredAccessTokens() Hope this helps!

Greg K.

Yes, the Dropbox API does offer the ability to programmatically create shared links like this. That's available via the /2/sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings endpoint. We recommend using one of the official Dropbox API v2 SDKs to access the API if possible. For instance, in the Dropbox API v2 .NET SDK, this functionality is available as the CreateSharedLinkWithSettingsAsync method. When using the API, file paths should be relative to the Dropbox root, so in your example the path would be "/JobName/Folder2Link".

Greg K.

Do you still have Xcode 10.1 installed? Carthage still may be using that to build if so. In that case, trying using `sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode-10.2.app/` (or whatever your new Xcode path is) first to switch to the new one, and then run the Carthage build again.

Greg K.

I believe you do need to use at least version 10.2 of Xcode in order to debug on iOS 12.2, so using at least Xcode 10.2 seems necessary (as opposed to Xcode 10.1). That means you'll need to get your copy of the SwiftyDropbox library working with the Swift 5.0.1 compiler. You should be able to do so by running `carthage update --platform iOS` again. Please make sure you're also getting the latest version of SwiftyDropbox itself, which is current 5.0.0. (Check your Cartfile in case you're specifying a particular version.) Please give that a try and let me know if it helps.

Greg K.

No problem, I'm happy to help. Yes, whether the account is an individual account, or on a team either using the team space or not, a full Dropbox app can use create_folder_v2 to create folders anywwhere in the account. (Likewise, a Dropbox Business API app with the team member file access permission can use create_folder_v2 to create folders regardless of whether or not the team is using the team space configuration.) The only limitation is that create_folder_v2 can't be used to create the special "team folders" used by teams that aren't using the team space configuration. That would require the use of /2/team/team_folder/create. (Indeed, this complication is one of the things the migration to the team space configuration is meant to address.)

Greg K.

Yes, there are still teams not using the team space configuration. Dropbox doesn't offer a way to revert a team to not using the team space configuration though. And yes, in order to know how to manage the folders, you can check what configuration a user's team is on by checking the 'root_info' returned by /2/users/get_current_account. A 'TeamRootInfo' (with a '.tag' of 'team') indicates the team uses the team space; a 'UserRootInfo' (with '.tag' of 'user') indicates they do not. Likewise, on the Dropbox Business API, you can check using /2/team/features/get_values. The returned 'has_team_shared_dropbox' feature value will tell you if the team uses the team space configuration.

Greg K.

It looks like your team is using the "team space" configuration and you want to use the Dropbox API to operate inside that team space. Dropbox API calls default to the member folder, but you can set them to work in the team space if you want. For information on how to do so, please refer to the Namespace Guide: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/namespace-guide Note that you'll need to use a "full Dropbox" Dropbox API app (or "team member file access" Dropbox Business API app) to do so. Apps with the "app folder" permission can't access the team space.

Greg K.

@NadiaK It sounds like you're referring to using the official Dropbox application. This thread was about a specific feature of the Dropbox developer platform, not the Dropbox app. You can share feedback about the Dropbox app itself in the "Share an idea" forum here: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Share-an-idea/ct-p/101002000

Greg K.

If you want to upload a local file, you can just do something like this: using (var file = new FileStream(srcFile, FileMode.Open)) { var updated = await dbx.Files.UploadAsync( targetFolder + "/" + targetFileName, WriteMode.Overwrite.Instance, body: file); } You'll probably want to add some checking/exception handling to make sure the local file actually exists at that path though.

Greg K.

@MilesSmith It sounds like you're referring to an issue using the official Dropbox for iOS app itself. This thread was for an issue a developer was seeing when using the Dropbox developer platform. Please instead contact Dropbox support for help with the Dropbox app: https://www.dropbox.com/support

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