Update asset object using the rest api

[Steven Vits]

I'm trying to create an automation that updates an asset object.

Using the rest API was mentioned on this page somewhere.

using postman to test to. 

https://api.atlassian.com/jsm/assets/workspace/v1/object/{{ObjectList.key}}

with the next payload:

{ "attributes": [ { "id": "76270", "objectAttributeValues": [ { "Value": "8" } ] } ] }

I do get an '200 ok' response but the object is not updated.

Does anyone can inspire me please?

[Steven Vits · Accepted solution]

{
"attributes": [
{
"objectTypeAttributeId": "48",
"objectAttributeValues": [
{
"value": "8"
}
]
}
],
"objectTypeId": "37"
}

seems to be the correct payload

reference: The Assets REST API (atlassian.com)

[Qusai Atoon]

Hello Dears, 

I hope this message finds you well. 

I feel like there is something that I don't get, since I have the same issue described in the question. 

I have a field in my object that has the type (Default) and Type Value (Text). 

I'm using the below Request:

URL: 

https://api.atlassian.com/jsm/assets/workspace/{{WSID}}/v1/object/[OBJECT_ID]

Body:  

{

    "objectTypeId": "7",

    "attributes": [

        {

            "objectTypeAttributeId": "103",

            "objectAttributeValues": [

                {

                    "value": "This field was edited using REST API."

                }

            ]

        }

    ]

}

and I also get 200 OK Response Code, but the returned edited object is still the same as it was before, no changes on the UI either. 

I also tried sending the request without the request body and it behaved the same. 

If anyone was able to figure it out, can you please advise regarding your resolution?

I'll keep trying to figure it out, and if I crack it, I'll share my finding. 

Thanks, 

Qusai Atoon.  

[Qusai Atoon]

I figured it out, I was using the HTTP verb "GET".