Updated Reset-PnPDocumentID to also support resetting the document id for a library
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Thanks for this great new feature. BUT - this doesn't work for DOCUMENT SETS - is that possible, somehow ?? |
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Reset-PnPDocumentIDnow also supports resetting all document ids for all documents in a document library using the -Library parameter. This requires the -ContentType to be specified as well. It is not possible to run it on all files in a document library, regardless of their content type. This is a server side requirement. Notice that you need the content type applied to the document library itself, so i.e. not a 0x0101 but the specific content type of that on that library. See the sample in the documentation.