INPUT_OBJECT
UpdateTask
link GraphQL Schema definition
1 input UpdateTask { 3 2 : ID! 5 4 : TaskStatus! 7 6 : ID 9 8 : JSONData 12 10 # Task output as JSON string 11 : String 37 13 # Use this parameter if your task output does not take the form of valid 14 # JSON. Provide a key and the server will convert your output into 15 # JSON with a single string value. For example, 16 # ``` 17 # 18 # mutation { 19 # 20 # updateTask(input: { 21 # 22 # id: 23 # 24 # outputString: "more stuff 25 # 26 # outputJsonKey: "response" 27 # 28 # }) { id } 29 # 30 # } 31 # 32 # ``` 33 # Will set the task output JSON to 34 # 35 # ` {"response":"more stuff 36 : String 40 38 # Backwards compatibility only 39 : JSONData 43 41 # Update the task with a new payload 42 : JSONData 46 44 # Save execution location metadata 45 : JSONData 57 47 # Optional timestamp used to control change ordering. 48 # The client may set this to the `modifiedDateTime` value 49 # of most recent copy of the task it has before making the 50 # update. The server will _only_ update the task with the 51 # requested changes _if_ and only if the current 52 # `modifiedDateTime` value is equal to or earlier than 53 # the supplied `clientTimestamp` value. Thus, changes 54 # that were made after the client last retrieved the task 55 # data will not be overwritten. 56 : DateTime 62 58 # A code indicating why the task failed. Should be set 59 # if and only if task status is `failed`. 60 # If set with any other task status, the API will return an error. 61 : TaskFailureReason 69 63 # A human-readable string with detail on the 64 # task failure reason. Should be set if and only if 65 # task status is `failed` and `failureReason` is set. 66 # If set with any other task status or if `failureReason` is not set, 67 # the API will return an error. 68 : String 72 70 # This contains a list of URIs engine toolkit will send completed chunks. 71 : [String] 73 }