Private/Utils/ListPermissionsRecursive.ps1
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########################################################################### # # This highlights that DVLS was highly adapted for use by RDM. # Until we can "flatten" the API to better meet with modern usage # scenarios, hide the complexity by using this type of functions. # # we are aware of the risk of overflowing the stack space for deep # hierarchies, but we will address the issue if it pops up. # ########################################################################### function ListPermissionsRecursive { Param ( [int]$Depth = 0, [PSCustomObject]$Folder, [string]$VaultName ) if (!@(26, 92) -Contains $folder.ConnectionType) { throw 'assertion - not a folder' } $results = @() # start by getting the folder's own permissions $innerRes = Get-DSEntry -EntryId $folder.id if ($innerRes.isSuccess) { $results += GetPermissionSummary -entry $innerRes.body.data -Depth $Depth -VaultName $VaultName $Depth++ if ($folder.PartialConnections) { foreach ($entry in $folder.PartialConnections) { if ($entry.ConnectionType = 26) { $results += ListPermissionsRecursive -Depth $Depth -Folder $entry -VaultName $VaultName } else { $innerRes = Get-DSEntry -EntryId $entry.id $results += GetPermissionSummary -entry $innerRes.body.data -Depth $Depth -VaultName $VaultName } } } return $results } else { Write-Output "A folder matching the ID ${folder.id} could not be found..." } } |