Change the settings of a Triage source
Change the supplied settings of one source of your team. Team admins only. Inbox listings and synchronization never write these settings, so a display name survives them. The update policy is stored and never executed. Saving an enabled auto triage rule makes you its actor: the rule runs as you, so your membership, admin role, visibility of the source, the model and your credit eligibility are checked now and again before every run. Disabling the rule cancels its queued jobs. Built-in sources accept settings whatever TRIAGE_CUSTOM_SOURCES_MODE says; enabling auto triage on a custom source needs custom sources on.
Authorizations
JWT authentication token
Path Parameters
Source id
Body
Settings to change; omitted fields keep their value.
The auto triage rule to save. Saving it enabled makes you the admin it runs as.
Source status values that count as closed at the source (custom API sources). Replaces the stored values.
501 - 100Display labels per context. Replaces the stored labels.
Name to show for the source. Inbox listings and synchronization never change it.
1 - 80How the source would be updated after a review. Stored only; never executed.
Response
The source settings after the change
The settings of a source: its display name, labels per context, update policy (stored, never executed), closed status values (custom sources) and auto triage rule.
The auto triage rule of a source. It runs as its actor, the admin who last saved it enabled. A rule pauses (enabled false, last_error_code set) when its actor leaves the team (membership_revoked), is no longer an admin (actor_not_admin), can no longer see the source (source_not_visible), or after repeated failed runs. Turning TRIAGE_REVIEWS_MODE off (or custom sources off, for a custom source) does not pause it: its runs end with triage_reviews_disabled (or custom_sources_disabled) and the rule resumes when the switch is on again.
Source status values that count as closed at the source (custom API sources).
Display labels per context, for example a name for a HackerOne program handle.
The name set in the settings, or the source name when none is set.
The source these settings belong to.
How the source would be updated after a review. Stored only; Neo never writes to the source.
When the settings last changed.

