managers is the user’s whole reporting line, past stretches included, not
an addition to it: a manager the list leaves out stops managing the user over
those months. Read the user with get_user
first and send back every stretch to keep, or the ones missing from your list
are removed. Passing an empty list leaves the user reporting to no one.
Declaring what is already there changes nothing, so the same call can be sent
twice.
Only what actually changed comes back in attribution_changes, each row saying
whether it was created, moved or removed.
No statement is recalculated by this call, as after a manager change in the web
app: a calculation that depends on the reporting line picks the change up the
next time it runs.
The call is refused, and nothing is written, when:
- two rows cover the same month: a user reports to one manager at a time.
- the user is named as their own manager.
- the user is archived, or a newly declared manager is.
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agent.
Example arguments
Parameters
Body
Body
string
required
Id of the user whose managers to set — the id list_users returns. An exact
email is accepted too.
object[]
required
Who the user reports to, as the complete list — every manager, each with
the months they manage the user for. This replaces the user’s managers
rather than adding to them: a manager missing from the list stops managing
the user over those months. Pass an empty list to leave the user reporting
to no one. A user has one manager at a time, so no month may be covered by
two rows.