Because of the depth limit, the following way to retrieve the hierarchy could be a better appraoch.
If you are doing it on client side, you can follow the same algorithm - but only perform the expanson of folders on-demand (responding to user's click on a folder for expansion to prevent any page-freeze)
Lets explicitly load without the children (depth = 0)
| @projectName = "Platform" | |
| @projectId = 1853c648-0f7d-4f1e-80ab-fd1ecd333520 | |
| @scopeDescriptor = scp.NjNlMTM4ODctZmZiNi00MTkxLTk3ZjYtODM0MmRiM2YzZjll | |
| ### Get scop descriptor for project | |
| GET https://{{graphHost}}/{{organization}}/_apis/Graph/Descriptors/{{projectId}} HTTP/1.1 | |
| content-type: application/json; charset=utf-8; api-version=5.2-preview.1 | |
| Authorization: Basic {{base64EncodedPat}} | |
| // list all | |
| az acr repository show-tags -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa | |
| // delete tags | |
| az acr repository delete -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa --tag "20171204.3" -y | |
| az acr repository delete -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa --tag "20171207.6" -y | |
| az acr repository delete -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa --tag "20171116.6" -y | |
| az acr repository delete -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa --tag "20171101.1" -y | |
| az acr repository delete -n ibispaas --repository ibis-fst-spa --tag "20171107.2" -y |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # example of using arguments to a script | |
| sudo echo "Hello world ---------------------- Moim Hossain" | |
| sudo docker version |