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og19
8 days agoNew member | Level 1
Iterating through results of sharing_list_shared_links()
What is the right way to iterate through the results of calling sharing_list_shared_links()? I have this code: # Initial request response = dbx.sharing_list_shared_links() ...
og19
4 days agoNew member | Level 1
Hi DB-Des, it goes on forever, and never stops, even before I put in the sleep of 5 seconds.
I'm using the Python SDK, so I'm not dealing with headers directly. Can you tell me what all you'd like printed out after each call and how to print it in Python and I'll re-run it and send it to you.
By the way, the reason I'm doing this in the first place is that Dropbox is lacking a feature to expire all links I've shared, that are older than a certain date, in bulk. The Dropbox web UX makes you do this one link at a time... which is unusable, because I have hundreds.
I've already +1'd this feature request, but it doesn't seem to be a priority for Dropbox, that's why I'm writing it myself.
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