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Migrate to Dropbox API v2
See original GitHub issueFrom a Dropbox notification: “On June 28, 2017, API v1 will be turned off.”. CartoDB currenly uses dropbox-sdk gem, which is based on API v1. There’s no v2 gem.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Added to the technical debt section of What’s Next to ensure we don’t forget about it
Here we have a gem that seems enough for our purposes https 😕/github.com/waits/dropbox-sdk-ruby