quotecloud_patch_pricing_table

Edit the rows of one pricing table. Supply exactly one operation family. rowOperations (addRow, addHeadingRow, insertProductRow, updateRow, deleteRow, replaceAllRows) is the normalized family: it addresses rows by the stable rowId reported by quotecloud_inspect_structure plus that response's document revisionToken, and works on documents in either contentMode: a data_file_blob document is rewritten in storage, a fine-grained one has the same operations applied to its revisioned rows, and the arguments and result shape are identical either way. operations is the revisioned family for fine-grained documents: it patches settings, rows, and cells directly, needs expectedBlockRevision plus each row/cell revision, and requires cells to be deleted before their row. Rows reported with addressable: false have no stable id and cannot be targeted individually; replaceAllRows rewrites the whole table instead. Every write recomputes the document totals. deleteRow and replaceAllRows destroy rows and require confirmation: a call containing either is answered with status confirmation_required, a preview naming every operation, and a one-time confirmToken; re-send the identical arguments with that confirmToken to apply them. A call that only adds, inserts or updates rows applies immediately: updateRow overwrites only the fields it names, so correcting a price or a label needs no confirmation. insertProductRow links a row to the product catalogue instead of describing it: give it a productId (or a planId) and the server builds the row the editor's own product picker would build for that product, field for field: the catalogue price with its quantity-discount tier applied, SKU, cost, tax, term, the product's locks (price/label/description/term), recipient-editable quantity and term from the product's options, its attachments, and the full product snapshot the row carries for later re-pricing. A bundle expands to its heading, parent and member rows sharing one bundle group; a plan expands to a plan group whose rows are all locked to the plan's term, or, when the plan is priced at zero, to plain rows on that term. Multi-row insertions land contiguously at the requested position. Missing product descriptions stay empty and never receive placeholder text. Products the picker cannot reach are refused rather than approximated: an inactive product with product_inactive, an inactive or out-of-window plan with product_plan_inactive / product_plan_not_sellable, an unknown variant with product_variant_not_found. Inserting a term-based product or a plan into a table with no term column adds one, and a product carrying data items adds a column per item; the response reports these as addedColumnIds on the change entry. Use updateRow afterwards to depart from the catalogue values.

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