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Currently the Asset Manager API only supports very generic endpoints, e.g. create, show, update, etc.
Given that our longer-term thinking is to move assets into the Publishing Platform/Content Store, it might make sense to have some "richer" API endpoints that somewhat mirror those in the Publishing API.
So rather than using the generic update endpoint to set a redirect_url on an asset, it might be better to have a specific unpublish or withdraw endpoint. I think this would also make it easier to work out what validation rules should be in place on the Asset model.
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Currently the Asset Manager API only supports very generic endpoints, e.g. create, show, update, etc.
Given that our longer-term thinking is to move assets into the Publishing Platform/Content Store, it might make sense to have some "richer" API endpoints that somewhat mirror those in the Publishing API.
So rather than using the generic update endpoint to set a
redirect_url
on an asset, it might be better to have a specificunpublish
orwithdraw
endpoint. I think this would also make it easier to work out what validation rules should be in place on theAsset
model.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: