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User Recovery → Update User Recovery

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Overview

This node operation updates a User Recovery record in the Shopware system. It is useful for scenarios where you need to modify recovery information for a user, such as updating the recovery hash, user ID, or timestamps. For example, it can be used to programmatically manage user recovery data during account recovery processes or administrative updates.

Use Case Examples

  1. Updating the recovery hash and user ID for a specific user recovery entry.
  2. Modifying the created and updated timestamps of a user recovery record.

Properties

Name Meaning
Id Identifier for the user_recovery, used to specify which recovery record to update.
_response Data format for the response, used as a query parameter to specify the response format.
id The ID of the user recovery record to update, sent in the request body.
hash The recovery hash value to update, sent in the request body.
userId The user ID associated with the recovery record, sent in the request body.
createdAt Timestamp indicating when the recovery record was created, sent in the request body.
updatedAt Timestamp indicating when the recovery record was last updated, sent in the request body.
user A JSON object representing the user details associated with the recovery record, sent in the request body.
requestOptions Additional request options such as batching, SSL handling, proxy, and timeout settings for the API call.

Output

JSON

  • id - The identifier of the updated user recovery record.
  • hash - The updated recovery hash value.
  • userId - The user ID associated with the updated recovery record.
  • createdAt - The creation timestamp of the updated recovery record.
  • updatedAt - The last updated timestamp of the recovery record.
  • user - The user details object associated with the recovery record.

Dependencies

  • An API key credential for Shopware Admin API

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure all required fields (id, hash, userId) are provided to avoid validation errors.
  • Check API credentials and base URL configuration if authentication errors occur.
  • If SSL issues arise, consider enabling the 'Ignore SSL Issues' option in request settings.
  • Use batching options carefully to avoid rate limiting or timeout errors.

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