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Hi, I have a to do list with ~1000 tasks and would like to delete all of them. So I made a nice little C# program to load all the tasks, filter them, and delete all those that fit. That's supposed to delete around 90% of them. Unfortunately though, I only get 50 tasks when calling graphServiceClient.Me.Todo.Lists[listId].Tasks.GetAsync() instead of all of them.
What do I have to call to get all tasks?
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If it is possible to filter the tasks by adding a condition to the query (instead of loading all the tasks inefficiently), then maybe you can repeat the operations until the result is empty.
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You use paging to get more items. See
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/sdks/paging?tabs=csharp