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This is kind of weird. I would guess we enabled setMetadata by mistake for the Jobs API.
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BigQuery/Jobs API doesn't (no longer?) support PATCH method on jobs.
I'm not sure if it used to, @stephenplusplus, but the REST reference doesn't show a PATCH method.
When attempting to call Job.setMetadata, the promise rejects citing "Unable to parse JSON" because the server returned a 404 HTML response saying the method is not found.