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PUT /v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/update-policy

Set the site's auto-update policy and apply it to WordPress.

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Hitelesítés

Küldjön egy API-kulcsot bearer tokenként. A kulcsnak rendelkeznie kell a(z) sites.view jogosultsággal; az ezzel nem rendelkező kulcsok esetén a rendszer 403-as hibát ad vissza 404 helyett.

Ez a végpont nem fogad el szervezeti azonosítót. Az Ön kulcsa már azonosítja azt a szervezetet, amelyhez tartozik, és a válasz is erre vonatkozik.

Próbálja ki

Cserélje ki a hegyes zárójelek közötti részt a saját értékeivel, a kulcshelyőrzőt pedig a vezérlőpultján található kulccsal.

curl -X PUT https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/update-policy \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "core": <string<off, minor, all>>, "plugins": <boolean>, "themes": <boolean>, "ring": <string<canary, early, general>> }'

Be van jelentkezve? A vezérlőpultban lévő API-konzol kitölti a valós szervezetazonosítóját és a saját kulcsát, és a kérést az éles API-n futtatja, hogy láthassa a tényleges választ. Nyissa meg ezt a végpontot az API konzolban

Részletek

Stores the policy **and writes it to the site in the same call**, then re-reads the site and returns what it found. ⛔ Storing without applying is the defect this endpoint exists to avoid: a stored row saying `core: off` over a WordPress that is still updating itself is worse than no row, because the screen then says the operator's decision took effect. The response body is a fresh read, never an echo of the request. ⛔ On a failed apply the policy row keeps `apply_error` **and** the call answers `422`. Only recording it would be a silent failure; only raising it would leave a stored policy nobody knows was never applied. `ring` is the **staged-rollout** ring this site belongs to — `canary`, `early` or `general`. It is a property of the site, not of the change, so an operator picks their canaries once and every later rollout inherits the choice. ⛔ **Fleet only** — refused where `wp_update_policy` is `false`, because it is written with `wp config set` and `wp plugin auto-updates` and this platform publishes no equivalent. Requires `sites.view` and `sites.panel_access`.

Paraméterek

NévTípusKötelezőMi ez
siteId (path)UuidIgenSite ID (UUIDv7).

Kérés törzse

NévTípusKötelezőMi ez
corestring<off, minor, all>Igen`minor` is WordPress's own default (security and maintenance releases); `all` includes major upgrades unattended; `off` disables core auto-updates.
pluginsbooleanIgenWhether every plugin should auto-update.
themesbooleanIgenWhether every theme should auto-update.
ringstring<canary, early, general>IgenThe staged-rollout ring this site belongs to.

Válasz

NévTípusKötelezőMi ez
corestring<off, minor, all>IgenThe stored policy for WordPress core updates.
pluginsbooleanIgenThe stored policy — whether every plugin should auto-update.
themesbooleanIgenThe stored policy — whether every theme should auto-update.
ringstring<canary, early, general>IgenThe staged-rollout ring this site belongs to.
applied_atstringIgenWhen the policy last reached the site, ISO-8601, or `""` if it never has. ⛔ A timestamp and not a flag: "when did this last reach the site" is the question an operator asks, and…
apply_errorstringIgenWhy the last apply failed, or `""`. Kept beside `applied_at` rather than replacing it, so a failed re-apply does not erase that an earlier one worked.
observed_readbooleanIgenWhether the site itself was read. ⛔ An empty `drift` is only meaningful while this is `true`.
observed_corestringIgenWhat `WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE` is set to on the site — `off`, `minor`, `all`, or `""` meaning **the constant is not defined at all**, so WordPress applies its own default. ⛔ `""` is…
plugins_offstring[]IgenThe plugins on this site that are NOT auto-updating.
themes_offstring[]IgenThe themes on this site that are NOT auto-updating.
driftstring<core, plugins, themes>[]IgenWhich of `core`, `plugins`, `themes` the site disagrees with the policy about.

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