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Rest Filter Device Group not set property
We set a property on each customer folder to pass a code to our helpdesk software. If this property isn't set, a ticket can't be created.
So we put a default catch all property on the root folder. I am attempting to write a rest report so we can see which folders don't have the property set themselves.
My first attempt was match what folders have the default code applied to them. This didn't work, I am guessing because the property isn't truly applied to the folder as it is inherited. So how do I find folders that don't have the property directly applied to it?
Joe Williams
Posted 7 years ago·Last reply 7 years ago
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Joe Williams
OP7 years agoWell I got all excited, until I read your edit.
I guess I will just do it the hard way, dump the base groups with their properties and use PHP to loop through.
Joe_Tran
·7 years agoYup, customProperties object only has directly assigned props.
What you do what are the inheritedProperties for the /device/devices API endpoint--
P.S. Thanks for bringing this up. I've been trying to find where the "aws.accountid" is grouped under and lo' and behold it's an inheritedProperty!