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Hi, I believe this is a bug since the return is a collection (which i believe is the children of the "root" item.
so OneDriveClient.Drive.Items.Request.GetAsync() should be equivalent to OneDriveClient.Drive.Root.Children.Request.GetAsync()
However when I execute OneDriveClient.Drive.Items.Request.GetAsync() i get "Invalid Request"
Those requests are not equivalent. Drive.Items uses Item.Id as a key, as opposed to path. You can learn more here.
Hi, I believe this is a bug since the return is a collection (which i believe is the children of the "root" item.
so OneDriveClient.Drive.Items.Request.GetAsync() should be equivalent to OneDriveClient.Drive.Root.Children.Request.GetAsync()
However when I execute OneDriveClient.Drive.Items.Request.GetAsync() i get "Invalid Request"