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@jsquyres thanks! it's an excellent example. Let's make it part of the existing section - https://docs.iterative.ai/PyDrive2/filemanagement/ ? wdyt? |
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Wow, those Is my example even relevant given that https://docs.iterative.ai/PyDrive2/filemanagement/#download-file-metadata-from-file-id both https://docs.iterative.ai/PyDrive2/filemanagement/#download-file-content both mention E.g., are you suggesting that I take the section in this PR and put it at the end of filemanagement, after the "Download file content" section? |
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Yep, I also didn't check those sections. It is less relevant then. I'm fine to close this PR then. :) |
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Many thanks for PyDrive2!
I had a use case where I had obtained a Google File ID by another mechanism, but wanted to use it with the PyDrive2 API. This didn't appear to be documented anywhere, but it does appear to be supported. Hence, I wrote a short example showing how to do it.
Hopefully this is useful to you!