What permissions are required to update an adapter?

[jdperich]

I've built a few adapters and they work pretty well, but when I want to update one I get errors. I think it might be tied to my permissions. I have admin permissions in our DEV instance, but do not have access to Oracle Cloud Console/CLI/etc, due to company policy.

I'm trying to get more access and need to provide specifics. Is there a generic role I could provide or something that could make this work?

I've tried changing version from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 and also 2.0.0 and neither work. I can delete an adapter only after it's been removed from all integrations, but if I try to Register it again with the same ID it will revive the previous version. I've been adding -01 to the end of each id and changing it to create new adapters.

The adapter I'm building is for Autodesk Construction Cloud for projects using BUILD.

I have it so you just provide a client_id/secret, then it uses the three legged token.

The Adapters I've built and am using can do a lot of things:

Autodesk:
Project Creation
User invites/changes with mass import
Version Set Creation, Sheet Uploads, Sheet Extraction, Patch, and Publish
Automated Markup publishing - we're migrating from another platform so it's translating markups
Photo Uploads
Folder Creations, File Uploads

Working on:
Form Creation/translation
Assets
Plus any other business needs that come up.

Other Adapters:
Openspace
Fieldwire
Some internal company APIs

Any help with updating adapters would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

[zhangzhengming]

Hi there,

Thank you for initiating this discussion and choosing RAB for building your adapters.

If you are able to create new adapters in your OIC instance, this indicates you have the necessary access.

To ensure system stability, we perform backend checks to verify that adapter updates:

Maintain backward compatibility.
Avoid introducing regressions in existing configurations, integrations, or connections.
If you encounter errors while updating adapters, please review the error messages for specific details. Typically, errors occur when the updated adapters violate backward compatibility, serving as a safeguard for your existing adapters.

If you still wish to proceed with an update, the only option is to delete the existing adapter. In this case, you may need to export your current integration before removing it.

Thank you again for choosing RAB. We appreciate your trust in our solutions.

Best regards,

Hardy Zhang

[jdperich]

Hi Hardy,

I appreciate the quick response. Thank you!

Keep up the good work!

-John P