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Add the ability to assign more than one term at once to a post #1421
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This is currently difficult to do, as you have to send one request for
each associtation. Instead, this PR makes it possible to POST to
`/wp/v2/posts/123/terms/category` with `{ ids: [1,2,4] }`.
We could also add a `names` param to assign multiple terms via Name,
which is an often requested feature we don't currently support.
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Why use an |
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Supporting PATCH is a pretty major undertaking, since PATCH isn't just a partial update. We'd need to support something like JSON Patch fully to do it. (I don't think that's a bad idea, but it does mean a fair amount of work.) Re: the main issue, on my list to look at and review. :) |
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Problem solved in #2063 |
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This is currently difficult to do, as you have to send one request for each
associtation. Instead, this PR makes it possible to POST to
/wp/v2/posts/123/terms/categorywith{ ids: [1,2,4] }.We could also add a
namesparam to assign multiple terms via Name, which isan often requested feature we don't currently support.