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We are integrating Trello with our application. When we try to update a Card with some custom fields (like Priority, Status, Attachment, LoggedDate etc.), we have to send a request for each fields separately. Can't we create a request which accepts all the custom fields and make a call to Trello API ?
For Ex: Currently I am making a Trello API call for each fields separately as shown below. However I can't make a single request to Trello with all custom fields in one shot. Please advise.
Request for Priority:
{
"idValue":"5b0bad14742da16eb573a7f3",
"value":{"text":"medium"},
"key": "<key>",
"token": "<token>"
}
Request for Loggedby:
{
"value": {"text": "<name>"},
"key": "<key>",
"token": "<token>"
}
Hey Elango,
You're correct; there isn't currently a way to update multiple custom field values on a single card. Each value for each custom field must be updated by an individual call.
I'll pass along the request to add support for updating multiple custom field values on a single card with a single call, though.
Hey there Bently 👋 wondering if this ever was addressed? Having a hard time finding documentation that would suggest it was. Look forward the response ;)
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It was not and, unfortunately, I do not expect it to be updated.
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