The problem might be a bug in the underlying API. The nextlink is simply a URL pointing to the next page of data that a Graph query finds, so it’s the responsibility of the underlying workload to provide that data by responding to the request in the nextlink URL. I haven’t seen a problem with the nextlink in my tests but I am not running code against your sites and document libraries. If you have a problem, you should report it to Microsoft and have their engineers look at code running in your tenant. I can only guess at what might be happening and I prefer not to guess.

Hi Tony,
Thank you for the script. I think it’s the only one available in public domain with Graph API approach.
I am experiencing the same loop problem described above and removing the -IsNextLink $true is not fixing it either. It’s happening with folders with more than 100 items specifically and it takes several cycles to exit the loop. For folder with more than few thousand items, the loop goes on forever. If you can point me in right direction will be greatful

I think this is possible using the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/itemactivitystat-getactivitybyinterval?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http ItemActivityStat API.

I have no idea . I just looked at the script for the first time in about 18 months and made some slight updates to take account of the current SDK version and make Visual Studio happy with the code (it doesn’t like shortcuts like ? for Where-Object). The code in the UnpackFilesRecursively function looks OK and worked well when I tried it with a couple of document libraries. But hey, it’s PowerShell, so feel free to investigate and fix any bugs you find!

That said, I’ve encountered an issue in “While ($NextLink) Loop” in the “ReportFilesSPOSite.PS1” script.
I’ve found 3 instances in our tenant where will continuously loop without exiting.
In all cases the $Nextlink variable doesn’t change, and the output is the same for 2 cycles, then it returns and starts the looping over the same folder again.

I’ve found that I’m able to get around the issue by removing “-IsNextLink $true” from:
UnpackFilesRecursively -Items $MoreData -SiteUri $SiteUri -FolderPath $FolderPath -SiteFiles $SiteFiles -IsNextLink $true

Can you explain why -IsNextLink $true needed here?
Any ideas on what could be happening?

Thank you!

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