looks like this fixes the issue #8355

@saw-jan Should we keep the "." for the parentReference.name when the parent is the space root?

            "parentReference": {
                "driveId": "9f8c2d70-780a-4383-a3b2-fb4310c18076$26664ea7-1276-4da1-8b0b-685e72f5abc7",
                "driveType": "project",
                "id": "9f8c2d70-780a-4383-a3b2-fb4310c18076$26664ea7-1276-4da1-8b0b-685e72f5abc7",
                "name": ".",
                "path": "."
            },

I really don't know the impact. maybe @LukasHirt can help us decide if this is something that web requires/uses

Not sure about older versions but in current master/stable-12, there is no code using the name. In general, we're using the path to display the name in shared with lists and we're falling back to loaded spaces if it does not work for whatever reason.

However, having name: "." feels broken when seeing it in the response. Even though it's root, the space still has name, right? Then why not return it?

@LukasHirt Please don't get confused. That is a parent's name. The space name already fixed.
The space roots do not have a path or name as they are referencing themselves.
Keep the "." for the parentReference.name