Behavior: Merges the supplied properties into the existing content record. Only fields defined in the content definition's field list are updated; hard-coded system properties (e.g., security, timestamps) are skipped. If no changes are detected, the save operation is skipped but the endpoint still returns success.
Authorization: Requires authentication and the user must have write or higher permission to the content definition. Read-only and Guest permissions are insufficient.
Side Effects: Updates the specified properties in the content record. Notifications can be suppressed via the query parameter.
Error Scenarios: Returns 400 Bad Request if the content definition ID refers to asset metadata, if required IDs are empty, if properties are null or empty, if the content definition is invalid, if the user lacks write permissions, or if the content record does not exist.
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