Extended Restore-PnPRecycleBinItem functionality to efficiently restore selected set of items in bulk #4705
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…ing another parameterset for providing an array of Ids of items to restore in bulk. This will allow the users to deal with the scenarios where a lot (but not all) of files need to be restored. Caller can provide a list of Ids of items to bulk restore them. Bulk restore in this case will use REST API to restore items quickly. It also uses a fall back logic to deal with batch errors and automatically switches to individual restore, if needed.
namwar
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Thanks @namwar for your efforts! Looks cool! Left two comments for you. Would appreciate it if you could have a look at those. |
…k to log reasons for failure to restore an item, in case of an error.
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Please have a look at my comments on your feedback. I have clarified your concern. I think you can merge my code. |
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Looks good @namwar, thanks! |
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Still missing your change in the documentation by the way. Can you update Get-PnPRecycleBinItem.md to reflect this new option? |
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You also don't seem to have checked the option to allow us to update your PR branch so I can add the changelog entry to it. Can you enable that please? |
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Thanks for your reply. I have checked and it is already checked for "Allow edits by maintainers". Am I missing something? Please guide me
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I will update the Get-PnPRecycleBinItem.md quickly |
Added information about the new parameter set. Added example and parameter information.
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I have updated the documentation/Restore-PnPRecycleBinItem.md. Please have a look. |
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What is in this Pull Request ?
Extended the functionality of Restore-PnPRecycleBinItem cmdlet by adding another parameter set. The new parameter set allows the user to provide a string array of Recycle Bin item IDs. It will enable users to deal with scenarios where many (but not all) items need to be restored.
The caller can provide a list of IDs of items to bulk restore them. Bulk restore in this case will use REST API to restore items efficiently, in bulk. It also uses a fallback logic to deal with batch errors and automatically switches to individual restore, if needed.