Edit one row of an extracted document
Overwrites extracted field values on ONE row of a terminal rows_per_document extract run. Body: { fields: { <fieldKey>: <value> } }, the same shape the document edit takes. A field whose value changes LOSES its source citation (the evidence no longer backs a human-supplied value); untouched fields, and every other row, keep theirs. Rows are addressed by their zero-based index in the extracted order, which is stable for a finished run. Requires space:contribute (denied → 403). A run stays editable for 7 days after it starts; after that an edit answers 404 state_gone. The same 404 covers a document that is not a table-rows one and an index out of range. Results stay readable through getRunResult.
Authentication
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Path parameters
Request
Field key → new value. A field whose value changes loses its source citation; untouched fields keep theirs.
Response
False when the durable result was not refreshed. With changed or edited true, the edit is stored but a later read still returns the old value: save again to publish it. With both false, nothing needed publishing and there is nothing to retry.
The stored document carries a human edit, from this request or an earlier one. Tells a synced: false that is waiting to be published apart from one that had nothing to publish.
Zero-based index of the edited row, echoed back.