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Namespace ListPathsRequest

example

Click here to see how to use ListPathsRequest.

Properties

Optional displayName

displayName: undefined | string

A filter to return only resources that match the entire display name given.

Optional folderPath

folderPath: undefined | string

The fully qualified path to the folder whose contents are returned, including the folder name. For example, /examples is a fully-qualified path to a folder named examples that was created off of the root directory (/) of a repository.

Optional limit

limit: undefined | number

The maximum number of items to return.

Optional opcRequestId

opcRequestId: undefined | string

Unique Oracle-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle about a particular request, provide the request ID.

Optional page

page: undefined | string

The page token representing the page at which to start retrieving results. This is usually retrieved from a previous list call.

Optional pathsInSubtree

pathsInSubtree: undefined | false | true

Flag to determine if files must be retrived recursively. Flag is False by default.

Optional ref

ref: undefined | string

The name of branch/tag or commit hash it points to. If names conflict, order of preference is commit > branch > tag. You can disambiguate with "heads/foobar" and "tags/foobar". If left blank repository's default branch will be used.

repositoryId

repositoryId: string

Unique repository identifier.

Optional retryConfiguration

retryConfiguration: RetryConfiguration

RetryConfiguration to be used for the request NOTE : Retries are not supported for requests that have binary or stream bodies this also affects UploadManager operations For all requests with binary/stream bodies, retry attempts are not made

Optional sortBy

sortBy: SortBy

The field to sort by. Only one sort order may be provided. Default order is ascending. If no value is specified name is default.

Optional sortOrder

sortOrder: model.SortOrder

The sort order to use. Use either ascending or descending.