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hey @kachihro , if the document ID remains the same, then the one that was assigned is the correct one and it wont be changed. Moving this to discussion since it is not an issue with the cmdlet itself but is more a tenant specific issue . Check the docs : https://pnp.github.io/powershell/cmdlets/Reset-PnPDocumentId.html |
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Reporting an Issue or Missing Feature
Reset-PnPDocumentId -File /sites/dest/library/File.Docx ✅
Reset-PnPDocumentId -File /sites/dest/library/DocSet ❌
Reset-PnPDocumentId -Library $libraryName -ContentType (Get-PnPContentType -List $libraryName | Where-Object Name -eq 'DocSetCT') ❌
Expected behavior
Newly generated DocumentId - for the Document Set
Actual behavior
No change - old DocumentId remains in place
Steps to reproduce behavior
Reset-PnPDocumentId -File /sites/dest/library/File.Docx ✅
Reset-PnPDocumentId -File /sites/dest/library/DocSet ❌
Reset-PnPDocumentId -Library $libraryName -ContentType (Get-PnPContentType -List $libraryName | Where-Object Name -eq 'DocSetCT') ❌
What is the version of the Cmdlet module you are running?
3.1.0 (thanks for all the updates !)
Which operating system/environment are you running PnP PowerShell on?
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