First Pass at a Bulk Reassign #24
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Just a few suggestions for improvement - I'll hold off on testing just in case you want to take on some of the more major suggestions detailed in the comments
bulk_reassign_docs.py
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Without a parentId, what happens with workbooks and unsaved explorations? Would these all be dumped into someone's "My documents" section? (I assume if the workbooks are in a workspace, then they won't be moved)
Could it be better to allow the end user to optionally designate a folder into which these reassigned files will go?
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added optional arg for this
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LGTM - in summary, there's just a few minor camel-to-snake cases and validating that the destination folder is owned by the intended owner, but other than that, all clear (spare for testing) - will get ready to test soon.
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We should probably also verify that the owner of the destination folder matches the new_owner_id
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We should probably throw an error and abort entirely if the owner of the folder doesn't match the new owner's ID actually
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after some back and forth on this, i think that we shouldnt need the folder owner to be match the person (what if i put it in a team folder for example). That said, I did validate that the ID is type folder
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