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Just a few minutes after deploying this I already saw incoming dropbox notifications about changed files! So now I simply removed the autorename directive and replaced it by mode=. In the end it seems to accept some union or struct of enum of whatever to say Dropbox what policy to use. And since daily backups are rotated and overwritten each week, this happens daily.Īfter having a peek inside the Dropbox v2 client, I saw another parameter called mode, besides autorename.
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Thank you to the hundreds of developers who have already tried out. As of today, Dropbox API v2 is ready to be used in all your Dropbox-connected apps.
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However, for v2 I seemed to have used autorename=False, which only prevents autorenaming, but not resolving conflicts for existing files. Today we're excited to launch Dropbox API v2 We announced a preview of API v2 in April, and have continued to update and improve the API based on your feedback.
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The old v1 API command had something similar as well. Even though they say, At some point well likely deprecate the previous API v1, but we dont have specific plans to share now. The WriteConflictError triggered me to recheck the existing-file-policy for Dropbox, which you can alter for each command. Dropbox has just announced official launch of API v2, we need to migrate dropbox repository to use it. The access tokens used in the two API versions are and work different. I finally got Sentry working as well, which gave me some valuable information:ĪpiError: ApiError('xxxxxxxxxxxxx', UploadSessionFinishError('path', WriteError('conflict', WriteConflictError('file', None)))) Unfortunately, Dropbox v1 and v2 APIs are very different and there is no way to have an automatic migration from v1 to v2.