If a SourceId is specified, and a folder is being updated by this PUT operation, this specifies how the
source folder contents should be applied to the target folder, if the target folder is not empty. 'merge'
implies the contents of the source folder should be merged with the existing target contents. That is, all
existing direct or indirect child items in the target folder are replaced by the same items in the source folder.
All existing items in the target folder that are not present in the source folder are left, as is, in the target.
'replace' implies the contents of the source folder should replace the contents of the target folder. That is,
all direct or indirect items in the target folder are removed before the items from the source folder are copied
over. The resulting target folder only contains the items from the source folder. If not specified, the default
behavior is 'merge'.
If a SourceId is specified, and a folder is being updated by this PUT operation, this specifies how the source folder contents should be applied to the target folder, if the target folder is not empty. 'merge' implies the contents of the source folder should be merged with the existing target contents. That is, all existing direct or indirect child items in the target folder are replaced by the same items in the source folder. All existing items in the target folder that are not present in the source folder are left, as is, in the target. 'replace' implies the contents of the source folder should replace the contents of the target folder. That is, all direct or indirect items in the target folder are removed before the items from the source folder are copied over. The resulting target folder only contains the items from the source folder. If not specified, the default behavior is 'merge'.
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