Important: Apps using the official Dropbox .NET, Java, or Python SDKs must update their SDK installations by January 2026 for continued compatibility with the Dropbox API servers. Please refer to this blog post for more information: https://t.co/j0E2zWIALI
Check out this new blog post for information on how to customize which scopes your app requests when using the OAuth app authorization flow https://t.co/uX0OlC58vV
@ArgjendKras Yes, you can catch and handle the 'expired_access_token' error returned by any particular API call and/or keep track of the expiration information originally returned with the access token as mentioned in that thread.
Check out this new blog post for a sample on how to list out all of the contents of the namespaces accessible to the members of a team https://t.co/kkXUS3SSUq
We've released a new version of the SwiftyDropbox SDK with some significant updates, such as support for background sessions and compatibility for Objective-C code bases. You can find more information here: https://t.co/uGk68mnP4Y
We have some new API functionality and updates around handling Dropbox team spaces. If your app interacts with team-owned content, check out our blog post about these updates for information on how to handle these in your app’s code: https://t.co/D69XdIujCa
We've released a beta version of the SwiftyDropbox SDK with some significant updates, such as support for background sessions and compatibility for Objective-C code bases. You can find more information here: https://t.co/uPYbBtjnXO
@ArgjendKras To create new shared links, use /2/sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings ( https://t.co/ZOJtofhiwd ). To retrieve existing links, use /2/sharing/list_shared_links ( https://t.co/x9oA2yLiQE ). By the way, we have a forum for help with the Dropbox API https://t.co/VxbcwwSZtZ
@ArgjendKras@Dropbox@DropboxSupport You can connect your own Dropbox account to your own Dropbox API app. Please refer to the OAuth Guide for information on connecting accounts to apps: https://t.co/gucfaj7lvG
@chrisatlatenite The Dropbox API doesn't offer functionality for Replay unfortunately, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be available though.
For information on how to request and use “refresh tokens” with the Dropbox API for long-term unattended access, check out our new blog post “Using OAuth 2.0 with offline access”. https://t.co/IjdKjE7jdb
@gamesover@DropboxSupport That post is correct. We began rolling out that change last year. (Note that the September 30th date in that post is 2021, not 2022.) Dropbox now issues new access tokens as short-lived access tokens. We are not invalidating existing long-lived access tokens.