Executes a batch action on one or more assets.

post

https://localhost:44395/api/admin/asset/{name}

Behavior: Performs the specified batch action (e.g., delete, archive, restore, reprocess) on the assets identified in the request payload. The action name is specified in the URL path and must correspond to a valid batch action. Results include the status of each affected asset.

Authorization: Requires a valid Bearer token.

Side Effects: Varies by action — may delete assets, start processing jobs, move files, or trigger other asynchronous operations.

Error Scenarios: Returns 400 if the action name is not valid or the request body is missing. Returns 401 if the caller is not authenticated.

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Path Params

name

string

required

The batch action to perform (e.g., "delete", "archive", "restore", "reprocess"). Case-insensitive.

Body Params

The batch payload containing target asset IDs and optional action arguments.

batchAction

object | null

contentDefinitionId

uuid | null

schemaName

string | null

targetIds

array of uuids | null

targetIds

userId

uuid

actionArguments

object | null

Note that we convert all incoming keys to lower first char to help with serialization for JSON later

resolverExempt

boolean | null

Headers

content-type

string

enum

Defaults to application/json-patch+json

Generated from available request content types

Allowed:

Responses

Language

Credentials

Bearer

JWT

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Response

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application/json

200The batch action was executed successfully.

400The action name is invalid or the request body is missing.

401Caller is not authenticated.