To enable the copy and paste feature for folders in OneDrive using the Microsoft Graph API, ensure that the permissions for the user and the shared items are correctly configured. Here are some key points to consider:
- Permissions: Ensure that the user has the appropriate permissions to copy items. For delegated permissions, the least privileged permission for copying files is
Files.ReadWrite. If you are using application permissions,Files.ReadWrite.Allis required. Make sure that the permissions are granted and consented for your application. - Sharing Links: When creating sharing links for folders, ensure that the link type allows for editing. You mentioned you are creating a sharing link with type
editand accessanonymous. This should allow users to edit the contents, but verify that the link is correctly configured and that users have access to the parent folder. - Conflict Behavior: When copying items, you can specify the
@microsoft.graph.conflictBehaviorparameter to handle conflicts. This parameter can be set tofail,replace, orrename. Make sure to handle conflicts appropriately based on your application's requirements. - Error Handling: If you encounter errors when copying files, check the error messages for specific details. Common issues could include insufficient permissions or trying to copy items that are not allowed due to sharing settings.
- Testing in Graph Explorer: Use the Graph Explorer to test your API calls and ensure that the copy functionality works as expected with the correct permissions and parameters.
By ensuring that the permissions are set correctly and that the sharing links are configured for editing, you should be able to enable the copy and paste functionality for folders in OneDrive.
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