Regression: graph.Drives[id].SharedWithMe.GetAsSharedWithMeGetResponseAsync returns limited results

[mfeingol]

Describe the bug

I use this API with OneDrive personal to enable users of my app to share specific folders and files with other users. /sharedWithMe serves as the in-app discovery mechanism for a new share. However, in the last few weeks this API has stopped working reliably, resulting on reduced or non-existent results when shares in fact exist.

No other mechanism to enumerate shared items from other users appears to exist for personal drives in the OneDrive Graph API.

Expected behavior

I do see a deprecation notice on this API on the server side. But I expect a deprecated API to offer an alternative instead of simply saying "we broke this and you're out of luck".

The sharedWithMe API is deprecated and will operate in a degraded state until November, 2026, after which it will stop returning data.

How to reproduce

Graph Explorer reproduces this easily.

SDK Version

All

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

Before November this worked fine.

Known Workarounds

None; that's the problem. Advice recommended.

Debug output

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[NuxXDev]

SharedWithMe does not seem to be working consistently, I have been using it for 2+ years with no issues.

@mfeingol If you find a solution to this can you please post a reply, I will do the same. I also noticed this page saying it will be deprecated in the future (and its currently running in a degraded state), with no migration suggestions.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/drive-sharedwithme?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http

[mfeingol]

I have yet to find a workaround beyond migrating my workloads to Google Drive.

It is astonishing (to be polite) that a working API which at least some apps are relying on is (a) broken, and (b) deprecated with no alternative.

[NuxXDev]

I found a solution for my situation that let me download a file shared in a Teams chat without having to use SharedWithMe.

I used the Graph API Shares endpoint (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/shares-get?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http) and provided the file’s Teams URL (for example: https://aaaEXAMPLEaaaEXAMPLE-my.sharepoint.com/personal/aaa_bbb_ccc_com/Documents/Microsoft%20Teams%20Chat%20Files/aaa.pdf) as the sharing URL.

[mfeingol]

If you already have a boot strap sharing URL (or drive id) then workarounds exist. The problem is if you don't, e.g. with a store app that doesn't have an out-of-band comms mechanism with other instances of the app.

[mfeingol]

Microsoft: any updates on this?