The current notebookutils.fs.ls() function will return the contents of a single directory.
However, it is often the case that you need to recuse through child directories within a parent directory
Look at the Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell for a good example: Get-Child Item
You can implement your own recursion, but I am willing to bet making multiple calls out to the synapse API is much less compute effective than just having the API be able to support recursive listing itself.
Please add a flag or parameter to get recursive results when using notebookutils.fs.ls()
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