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The current google API syntax for binning or trashing documents is:
DELETE /feeds/default/private/full/resource_id HTTP/1.1
This is exactly what cyber duck uses. However, in order to truly delete (and not just move to bin) objects you have to use:
DELETE /feeds/default/private/full/resource_id?delete=true HTTP/1.1
Please fix this (delete=true) in the syntax. WIthout this command working properly people end up using programs like syncdoc to finalize the delete (empty bin).
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@dkocher commented
In ac9b506. Introduced property google.docs.delete.trash to revert to previous behaviour.
google.docs.delete.trash
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The current google API syntax for binning or trashing documents is:
This is exactly what cyber duck uses. However, in order to truly delete (and not just move to bin) objects you have to use:
Please fix this (delete=true) in the syntax. WIthout this command working properly people end up using programs like syncdoc to finalize the delete (empty bin).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: