Timothy Vvv
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An error occurred while saving the comment + add an option to PowerShell commandlets (Export-List, Export-Site) to specify xlsx or csv metadata export type
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30 votes8 comments · ShareGate migration tool Suggestions » 11- Archive, Backup & Download content · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment would be nice to this also as a parameter to Export-Site & Export-List commandlets
An error occurred while saving the comment also would be nice to export only files, where was an error during the last export.
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147 votes
As much as we really like this idea, it doesn’t fit in the current narrative of ShareGate Desktop.
We will for sure reevaluate this one in a near future.
An error occurred while saving the comment + would be nice to have this also for "download content" feature
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Since the ability to schedule reports has been included for a while now and with the upcoming feature to automatically export reports into a SP library (see: https://feedback.sharegate.com/forums/912880/suggestions/17768698), I was wondering if this suggestion will still be needed?
What are your thoughts on this?
An error occurred while saving the comment "Since the ability to schedule reports has been included for a while now and with the upcoming feature to automatically export reports into a SP library (see: https://feedback.sharegate.com/forums/912880/suggestions/17768698), I was wondering if this suggestion will still be needed?"
This is helpful, but a bit different, IMHO ShareGate should have coverage for all UI tasks from PowerShell (ideally also API), because if you have multiple thousands of site collections and you want to make some report for all of them manually it will be to long, and if I create report for whole farm it might be to big and unreadable, so ability to make reports from PowerShell will be helpful
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This is not currently in our plan to allow our users to compare two environments.
We might do it in the future, possibly starting with permission as it seems like it would be the most useful part on security level.
And what stops you from combining with OOTB Powershell or PnP for this? Basically, CSOM never could do this, so depends on the target it's either the OOTB PowerShell command on the server or with tenant permissions again MS SPO Powershell or PnP. So I have no idea why you need the same thing also from ShareGate...