This call edits a user's permissions in a specified project. It can only be successfully made by a user who has admin permissions in the project.

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PUT and PATCH
The CAVATICA API has two methods to modify project members' permissions. This method uses the HTTP verb PUT, and the other uses the HTTP verb PATCH.
The difference between the two concerns the way that they update the information stored about the user. PATCH allows you to update just one part of the user's information --- for instance, just the value stored for the user's copy permission. On the other hand, a PUT request will fully overwrite the user's permission information. This means that when issuing a PUT request you must enter values for every key required to describe the user, even if the values for some keys are unchanged.

https://cavatica-api.sbgenomics.com/v2/projects/{project_owner}/{project}/members/{member}/permissions

Request

Example request

PATCH /v2/projects/RFranklin/test/members/crick/permissions HTTP/1.1
Host: cavatica-api.sbgenomics.com
X-SBG-Auth-Token: 3259c50e1ac5426ea8f1273259740f74

curl --data '{"write": true}'  -s -H "X-SBG-Auth-Token: 7942f56901534434a054dafc3813bc96" -H "content-type: application/json" -X PATCH "https://cavatica-api.sbgenomics.com/v2/projects/RFranklin/test/members/crick/permissions"

Header Fields

Name	Description
`X-SBG-Auth-Token` required	Your CAVATICA authentication token.

Path parameters

Name	Description
`project`	The short name of the project containing the project member.
`project_owner`	The owner of the project containing the project member.
`member`	The project member whose permissions you are editing.

Query parameters

Name	Data type	Description
`fields`	string	Selector specifying a subset of fields to include in the response.

Request body

Inside the body of the call you should enter a set of key-value pairs. The following table describes the values you should enter.

Key	Data type of value	Description of value
`read`	Boolean: `true` or `false`	User can view file names, metadata, and workflows. They cannot view file contents. All members of a project have `read` permissions by default. Even if you try setting `read` permissions to `false`, they will still default to `true`.
`write`	Boolean: `true` or `false`	User can add, modify, and remove files and workflows in a project. Set value to `true` to assign the user copy permission. Set to `false` to remove copy permission.
`copy`	Boolean: `true` or `false`	User can view file content, copy, and download files from a project. Set value to `true` to assign the user copy permission. Set to `false` to remove copy permission.
`execute`	Boolean: `true` or `false`	User can execute workflows and abort tasks in a project. Set value to `true` to assign the user copy permission. Set to `false` to remove copy permission.
`admin`	Boolean: `true` or `false`	User can modify another user's permissions on a project, add or remove people from the project and manage funding sources. They also have all of the above permissions. Set value to `true` to assign the user copy permission. Set to `false` to remove copy permission.

Example request body

{
      "write": true,
}

Response

See a list of CAVATICA-specific response codes that may be contained in the body of the response.

Example response body

{
  "write": true,
  "read": true,
  "copy": false,
  "execute": false,
  "admin": false
}