Sharepoint Throttling how to avoid

[temporaldoom]

I've been tasked with finding large version files across our tenant and their actual allocated file size, for this I need to use get-pnproperty -versions.

My problem is however that I'm invariably going to end up with throttling even if I run this overnight. my script does this

get-pnplistitem -List $list.Title -PageSize 5000 -Fields "FileLeafRef", "_UIVersion" , "File_x0020_Size" | where-object {$_["_UIVersion"] -ne 1 -and $_["_UIVersion"] -ne 512 }

this retrieve all files in a list with a version greater than 1 (to my knowledge)

I then iterate through these making 2 request to get the file size

$File = Get-PnPProperty -ClientObject $item -Property File

$Versions = Get-PnPProperty -ClientObject $File -Property Versions

the filtering works to a certain degree but I know i'm going to get throttled at some point, the only thing I can think of is putting in some kind of counter and pausing for x seconds after I've processed x requests.

Anyone else got any ideas?

[waaromikniet]

As far as I know PnP.PowerShell has built in retry actions when you get throttled. It takes the 429 HTTP result and takes the value of Retry-After I think. Or just some random time. I have lots of scripts were I get throttled and PnP.PowerShell resumes my script after a couple of seconds,