Ideally I’d like to set the primary group when I invite a user to be the group I’m adding in the invite, but I don’t see a way to do that. Is there any way via the api to set the primary group for a user? Cheers

So I was able to use the following ruby code to update the primary group id. It doesn’t appear to be supported yet via the gem (I searched the code for references to primary_group_id, and didn’t see any that looked like they’d work this way). require 'curb' http = Curl.put('https://yourforum.com/…

I think you may be able to update user settings via updateUser operation: Discourse API Docs [image] Discourse REST API Documentation Integrations Discourse API Please view the Discourse API Documentation site for detaile…

Thanks for the pointer – I tried using it – I updated the primary_group_name, primary_group_id, and even the groups array entry for it [‘primary_group’] = true – I get a 200 back when I call update_user – using the gem, but no dice yet. I’ll take a closer look tomorrow, see if there is some indicat…

See Reverse engineer the Discourse API . That’s the most reliable way to figure out the API and it’s always up to date.

That’s excellent thanks :). I’ll post back here after I do that tomorrow morning :slight_smile:

[image] Onlyanegg: It doesn’t appear to be supported yet via the gem I think it’s ok to use these methods to make requests to paths that aren’t supported by the gem: lib/discourse_api/client.rb main def delete(path, params = {}) request(:dele…

ahh nice, thanks – I figured I might make a pull request after updating the code here: app/models/api_key_scope.rb main actions end def default_mappings return @default_mappings unless @default_mappings.nil? …

It’s not possible with API change the primary group ? :frowning:

If you can change it with the UX you can change it with the API. See Reverse engineer the Discourse API Oh, but if you mean with the Gem, then I don’t know. Sorry

thank for respond @pfaffman I test with reverse but don’t work I received 404 not found :frowning: /admin/users/barto_95/primary_group.json: { "errors": [ "L'URL ou la ressource demandée n'a pas été retrouvée." ], "error_type": "not_found" } and with /admin/users/2/primary_group.json: (2 =…

Is that user an admin? My best guess is that it’s a permissions issue. One or more of: The user is wrong, the key is wrong, the permissions for the key are wrong.

Y a-t-il une API pour définir le groupe principal d'un utilisateur

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Lilly (Lillian ) Mai 28, 2024, 2:12 2

Je pense que vous pourriez être en mesure de mettre à jour les paramètres utilisateur via l’opération updateUser :

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Y a-t-il une API pour définir le groupe principal d'un utilisateur

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