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This is a minor update which adds the ability to specify the tags to apply to a Zendesk ticket when performing an update operation on that ticket. I have added it to the existing updateTicket method, per their documentation: https://developer.zendesk.com/api-reference/ticketing/tickets/tickets/#update-ticket

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    • Added support for specifying tags when updating Zendesk tickets. Users can now add or modify ticket tags directly during the update process.

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The changes introduce a new optional tags property to Zendesk ticket updates. The property is defined in the app's prop definitions and is incorporated into the update-ticket action, allowing users to specify tags when updating a ticket. The action version was incremented to reflect this enhancement.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/zendesk/zendesk.app.mjs Added tags property to propDefinitions as an optional string array for ticket tagging.
components/zendesk/actions/update-ticket/update-ticket.mjs Added tags prop, included it in the update payload, and incremented action version to 0.2.0.

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    participant User
    participant UpdateTicketAction
    participant ZendeskAPI

    User->>UpdateTicketAction: Provide ticket update details (including optional tags)
    UpdateTicketAction->>ZendeskAPI: Send update request with ticket fields and tags
    ZendeskAPI-->>UpdateTicketAction: Respond with update result
    UpdateTicketAction-->>User: Return response
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components/zendesk/actions/update-ticket/update-ticket.mjs (1)

64-88: Build the ticket payload dynamically to avoid unintentionally clearing fields

When a prop is omitted by the user the current implementation still sends it as undefined (or an empty object for comment), which may overwrite existing values or raise validation errors.

A concise pattern prevents that:

-    const response = await this.updateTicket({
+    const ticket = {
+      ...(ticketCommentBody && { comment: { body: ticketCommentBody } }),
+      ...(ticketPriority     && { priority: ticketPriority }),
+      ...(ticketSubject      && { subject:  ticketSubject }),
+      ...(ticketStatus       && { status:   ticketStatus }),
+      ...(tags?.length       && { tags }),
+    };
+
+    const response = await this.updateTicket({
       step,
       ticketId,
       customSubdomain,
       data: {
-        ticket: {
-          comment: {
-            body: ticketCommentBody,
-          },
-          priority: ticketPriority,
-          subject: ticketSubject,
-          status: ticketStatus,
-          tags: tags,
-        },
+        ticket,
       },
     });

Besides preventing accidental data loss, this keeps the request body minimal and easier to read.

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components/zendesk/zendesk.app.mjs (1)

147-152: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Locate the Zendesk app file

file=$(fd zendesk.app.mjs)
echo "Inspecting: $file"

Show the lines around the tags property

rg -n "tags:" -C5 "$file"

Check for any existing validate() implementations in this file

rg -n "validate" "$file"


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components/zendesk/actions/update-ticket/update-ticket.mjs (1)> 64-88: Build the ticket payload dynamically to avoid unintentionally clearing fields

When a prop is omitted by the user the current implementation still sends it as undefined (or an empty object for comment), which may overwrite existing values or raise validation errors.
A concise pattern prevents that:

-    const response = await this.updateTicket({
+    const ticket = {
+      ...(ticketCommentBody && { comment: { body: ticketCommentBody } }),
+      ...(ticketPriority     && { priority: ticketPriority }),
+      ...(ticketSubject      && { subject:  ticketSubject }),
+      ...(ticketStatus       && { status:   ticketStatus }),
+      ...(tags?.length       && { tags }),
+    };
+
+    const response = await this.updateTicket({
       step,
       ticketId,
       customSubdomain,
       data: {
-        ticket: {
-          comment: {
-            body: ticketCommentBody,
-          },
-          priority: ticketPriority,
-          subject: ticketSubject,
-          status: ticketStatus,
-          tags: tags,
-        },
+        ticket,
       },
     });

Besides preventing accidental data loss, this keeps the request body minimal and easier to read.

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I agree with this change and have implemented it, with the exception that we check if tags is undefined instead of using tags?.length -- otherwise, it would not be possible to delete the tags on a ticket, as the Zendesk API requires receiving a null or empty array value for that key in order to delete them.

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RoyHP commented Jun 17, 2025

This is ready for review. Please let me know if I've missed any other steps that should be taken for contributing. Our team needs this functionality in order to continue using pipedream.

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