@omair, You can use the SnapLogic Update snap (with “PROJECT” as the Asset Type parameter). I just tested something like this in UAT early this week. I was attempting to restrict permissions on the globally shared project (which I can’t do via UI). It was a test with unintended results, so don’t use the same code; but here’s some example code for the input.
[
{
"asset_type": "Dir",
"acl": [
{
"perms": [
"R",
"X",
"W"
],
"subject_type": "GROUP",
"inherit": true,
"subject": "admins"
},
{
"perms": [
"R"
],
"subject_type": "GROUP",
"inherit": true,
"subject": "members"
}
],
"metadata": {}
}
]
You can use the SnapLogic Read snap to see what the initial configuration looks like.
