Hi,

We’ve been using the Python SDK to run a nightly job that gives us a list of all the files (and some metadata) in our account.

That job historically took about 30 minutes to complete, recursively going through all the directories, etc. As of a few days ago (11/5), though, it suddenly doubled in length, even though the number of files/folders in our account hadn’t changed.

So two questions:

1. Has anyone else noticed anything similar over the last few days?



2. Is there a better/different way to get to that data?

Our current function looks something like this:

def get_recursive_files(settings, client, folder_id, path_prefix=None):


    file_list = t]


    folder = client.folder(folder_id).get()


    for item in folder.get_items():


        if item.type == 'folder':


            file_list += get_recursive_files(settings, client, item.id, path_prefix)


        else:


            file = item.get(fields=l'id', 'name', 'created_by', 'created_at', 'modified_by', 'modified_at', 'path_collection', 'version_number'])


            file_path = '/'.join(oe.name for e in file.path_collectiont'entries']])





            if path_prefix is not None:


                if file_path.startswith(path_prefix):


                    file_path = file_pathplen(path_prefix):]





                if file_path.startswith('/'):


                    file_path = file_pathp1:]





            created_by = f'{file.created_by.name} <{file.created_by.login}>' if file.created_by.name != "Anonymous User" else f'{file.created_by.name}'


            modified_by = f'{file.modified_by.name} <{file.modified_by.login}>' if file.modified_by.name != "Anonymous User" else f'{file.modified_by.name}'





            f_dict = {


                'id': file.id,


                'name': file.name, 


                'created_by': created_by,


                'created_at': file.created_at, 


                'modified_by': modified_by,


                'modified_at': file.modified_at, 


                'file_path': file_path,


                'url': f'/file/{file.id}',


                'version_number': file.version_number,


                'folder_id': folder_id


                }


            file_list.append(f_dict)





    return file_list