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--get-O365-drive-id doesn't show a Sharepoint drive #461
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@obilodeau
Then execute this against your OneDrive Business account with the following switches:
This will output all of the SharePoint Sites; associated with your account:
Please can you validate the following fields for the site(s) you are looking for:
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I've updated and found many sites but not the one I was looking for. I think I'm dealing with a Sharepoint group that has Documents and not an Office 365 group (or Team) that has a OneDrive share. I'm very unfamiliar with all of this but I think moving the files and notifying team members is going to be easier. The feature in the PR is still useful though 🙂 |
@obilodeau You can also use the If you are not seeing the data your looking for, unsure where this may be located. Can you confirm however that this is not a 'Business Shared Folder'? Business Shared Folders is currently not supported in the client. See #459 for further details. |
@obilodeau |
Adding
I don't believe it is a business shared folder since the group has a calendar, a mailing list and other SharePoint features beyond just a shared folder from a business account. I'm going to try and resolve this with my IT group. Create a new team or group and transfer the files over. You can close this. Thanks for your help! |
Closing issue |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
Bug Report Details
Describe the bug
Trying to sync to a Sharepoint / Office365 shared drive, I can't find it with
--get-O365-drive-id
:Note that there are two different drive_id listed yet the URL is the same. Loading these they are not the drive I'm looking for, they are two empty Microsoft Teams automatically generated shares.
If I look at the URL pattern on the sharepoint site itself, the name of the group is with a lowercase R, trying to search for
research
instead ofResearch
gives:The Sharepoint group I'm looking for is private. Not sure if it changes anything.
Application and Operating System Details:
Provided full debug log above it looks like
--verbose --verbose
isn't adding much to see the requests behind the scenes for--get-O365-drive-id
.Screenshots
I do have two teams named
Research
on sharepoint:And one of them holds the file I want to sync:
I am willing and available to do additional manuals steps to try to understand this issue.
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