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Question: How do I construct the delta research query ?

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Description

This library looks like lacking many more examples of less simplistic queries using graph api for Python .

I am trying to understand how I can delta sync the data using DeltaRequestBuilder that is advocated so much in the documentation, but after installing this package I cannot even find how to import this module from msgraph.
I know I can use another library msgraph-core but it is not ideal either and most examples in Microsoft docs exemplify this library. They do not, however, direct to some comprehensive documentation (or I did not find this).
Beyond that, for my pipeline I need to know how do I rewrite the following HTTP call in the modules of this library:
f"/users/{user_principal_name}/drive/root:/{FolderName}:/children".

Thanks in advance for any response.

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Start by locating the package's documented or exported support for DeltaRequestBuilder and the msgraph import path, then compare it with the referenced Microsoft examples and msgraph-core. Trace the modules involved in the /users/{user_principal_name}/drive/root:/{FolderName}:/children request. Done means the documentation explains delta queries, imports, and the equivalent library entry points with working examples.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
api, documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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