Decide who owns what

PUT 
/api/integrations/:provider/ownership

A domain owned by us closes every CRM write for it, whatever the per-operation switch says: two writers to one truth is what this setting exists to prevent, and a coarse deliberate statement beats a fine one.

A value of null UNMAKES a decision — an operator who set something by mistake needs a way back to "not decided" rather than a choice between two wrong answers.

A domain owned by the CRM is also read from the CRM (doc 43 §11): the quote list and the ledger stop answering with our rows and answer with theirs, live.

A handover the provider cannot honour is refused (422), whole rather than partially applied. Giving a data class to a CRM that publishes no such records does not move the truth over there, it moves it nowhere — the screen that showed our rows shows an empty one while the setting claims all is well. crm_readable on the GET says which domains this provider could actually answer.

Request

Responses

200

Updated.

422

One or more domains cannot be handed to this provider, and NOTHING was stored — not even the domains that were legal. An operator who ticked four boxes and got three would have to work out which one is missing from a screen that looks almost right.