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Google allows duplicate names, both in folders as well as in recycle bin. When using SmartObjects that require Path as the input, there is no way to guarantee which file will be used on the Google side. At a minimum, we should exclude Recycle Bin files from all methods that use Path. Ideally we should add 'By Id' options to all methods as well.
let searchResults = await this.searchDrive( name = '${itemName}' and '${parentFolder.id}' in parents and **trashed = false**
);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Google allows duplicate names, both in folders as well as in recycle bin. When using SmartObjects that require Path as the input, there is no way to guarantee which file will be used on the Google side. At a minimum, we should exclude Recycle Bin files from all methods that use Path. Ideally we should add 'By Id' options to all methods as well.
let searchResults = await this.searchDrive(
name = '${itemName}' and '${parentFolder.id}' in parents and **trashed = false**
);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: