/// <summary>
/// <para>Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="LinkPermissions" />
/// class.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="canRevoke">Whether the caller can revoke the shared link</param>
/// <param name="resolvedVisibility">The current visibility of the link after
/// considering the shared links policies of the the team (in case the link's owner is
/// part of a team) and the shared folder (in case the linked file is part of a shared
/// folder). This field is shown only if the caller has access to this info (the link's
/// owner always has access to this data).</param>
/// <param name="requestedVisibility">The shared link's requested visibility. This can
/// be overridden by the team and shared folder policies. The final visibility, after
/// considering these policies, can be found in <paramref name="resolvedVisibility" />.
/// This is shown only if the caller is the link's owner.</param>
/// <param name="revokeFailureReason">The failure reason for revoking the link. This
/// field will only be present if the <paramref name="canRevoke" /> is
/// <c>false</c>.</param>
public LinkPermissions(bool canRevoke,
ResolvedVisibility resolvedVisibility = null,
RequestedVisibility requestedVisibility = null,
SharedLinkAccessFailureReason revokeFailureReason = null)
{
this.CanRevoke = canRevoke;
this.ResolvedVisibility = resolvedVisibility;
this.RequestedVisibility = requestedVisibility;
this.RevokeFailureReason = revokeFailureReason;
}
/// <summary>
/// <para>Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="LinkPermissions" />
/// class.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="canRevoke">Whether the caller can revoke the shared link.</param>
/// <param name="resolvedVisibility">The current visibility of the link after
/// considering the shared links policies of the the team (in case the link's owner is
/// part of a team) and the shared folder (in case the linked file is part of a shared
/// folder). This field is shown only if the caller has access to this info (the link's
/// owner always has access to this data). For some links, an effective_audience value
/// is returned instead.</param>
/// <param name="requestedVisibility">The shared link's requested visibility. This can
/// be overridden by the team and shared folder policies. The final visibility, after
/// considering these policies, can be found in <paramref name="resolvedVisibility" />.
/// This is shown only if the caller is the link's owner and resolved_visibility is
/// returned instead of effective_audience.</param>
/// <param name="revokeFailureReason">The failure reason for revoking the link. This
/// field will only be present if the <paramref name="canRevoke" /> is
/// <c>false</c>.</param>
/// <param name="effectiveAudience">The type of audience who can benefit from the
/// access level specified by the `link_access_level` field.</param>
/// <param name="linkAccessLevel">The access level that the link will grant to its
/// users. A link can grant additional rights to a user beyond their current access
/// level. For example, if a user was invited as a viewer to a file, and then opens a
/// link with `link_access_level` set to `editor`, then they will gain editor
/// privileges. The `link_access_level` is a property of the link, and does not depend
/// on who is calling this API. In particular, `link_access_level` does not take into
/// account the API caller's current permissions to the content.</param>
public LinkPermissions(bool canRevoke,
ResolvedVisibility resolvedVisibility = null,
RequestedVisibility requestedVisibility = null,
SharedLinkAccessFailureReason revokeFailureReason = null,
LinkAudience effectiveAudience = null,
LinkAccessLevel linkAccessLevel = null)
{
this.CanRevoke = canRevoke;
this.ResolvedVisibility = resolvedVisibility;
this.RequestedVisibility = requestedVisibility;
this.RevokeFailureReason = revokeFailureReason;
this.EffectiveAudience = effectiveAudience;
this.LinkAccessLevel = linkAccessLevel;
}
