Determining Top-Level Folder Type (Users vs Shared)
Files within Pilot Project zones are organized into two top-level folders: Users and Shared. When a user is added to a Project, a folder under Users is created. Project Administrators can create another type of folder called a Shared folder which can be shared with Project members via custom roles. Access to all folders is automatically granted to all Project Administrators.
When utilizing the pilotcli, Pilot command line tool, it is essential to include the top-level folder type in all file paths. Failure to do so will result in command errors and failure to execute. Review these steps to help determine the applicable folder type for your pilotcli command.
For more details on managing User and Shared folders in a Project, please see: https://indocconsortium.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JSDNXT/pages/4317709253.
Instructions
From the Pilot Portal
Log into Pilot and navigate to the Project of interest.
Navigate to the Project’s File Explorer and review the Left navigation menu. You can derive the top-level folder type based on the folder tree displayed. Both top-level folder types exist in both the Green Room and Core zones. To learn more about the available zones, please see: https://indocconsortium.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JSDNXT/pages/4317709413 .
When viewing a folder/file in the File Explorer, the File Explorer breadcrumbs will display the full folder path, which will also denote the top-level folder type.
From the Pilot Command Line Tool
You may use the pilotcli to list all Shared and Users folders within a Project.
Utilize the following command to list the Shared folders in a given Project.
pilotcli file list -p <project name>/sharedUtilize the following command to list the Users folders in a given Project.
pilotcli file list -p <project name>/users