Update multiple records — at_update

Updates records using PATCH (partial) or PUT (destructive). Handles auto-batching in groups of 10. Also supports upsert via the upsert_fields argument.

Usage

at_update_records(
  base_id,
  table_id,
  records,
  method = c("PATCH", "PUT"),
  typecast = FALSE,
  upsert_fields = NULL,
  token = NULL,
  progress = NULL
)

Arguments

base_id: Base ID (e.g., "appXXXXXX").
table_id: Table name or ID.
records: A list of record objects. Each should be a list with id and fields elements. For upsert, id can be omitted.
method: Either "PATCH" (partial update) or "PUT" (destructive).
typecast: If TRUE, Airtable will attempt to cast values. Defaults to FALSE here (low-level, strict); air_upsert() defaults to TRUE.
upsert_fields: Character vector (1-3 fields) to merge on for upsert. If NULL, performs a standard update.
token: Personal access token (resolved via air_token() if NULL).
progress: Logical or NULL. If TRUE, shows a cli progress bar for batch operations. If NULL (default), uses option airtable2.progress.bar or env var AIRTABLE2_PROGRESS_BAR (both default to TRUE).

Value

A list with records, and (for upserts) createdRecords and updatedRecords character vectors.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Patch an existing record
at_update_records(
  "appXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", "Contacts",
  records = list(list(id = "recXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", fields = list(Age = 31)))
)

# Upsert by Name field
at_update_records(
  "appXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", "Contacts",
  records = list(list(fields = list(Name = "Alice", Age = 31))),
  upsert_fields = "Name"
)
} # }