PATCH /accounts/{account_id}/workers/services/{service_name}/environments/{environment_name}/settings

Patch script metadata, such as bindings

Servers

Name	Type	Required
`environment_name`	String	Yes
`service_name`	String	Yes
`account_id`	String	Yes

Name	Type	Required	Description
`Content-Type`	String	Yes	The media type of the request body. Default value: "application/json"

Name	Type	Required	Description
`messages[]`	Array	Yes
`messages[].source`	Object	No
`messages[].source.pointer`	String	No
`messages[].message`	String	Yes
`messages[].documentation_url`	String	No
`messages[].code`	Integer	Yes
`errors[]`	Array	Yes
`errors[].source`	Object	No
`errors[].source.pointer`	String	No
`errors[].message`	String	Yes
`errors[].documentation_url`	String	No
`errors[].code`	Integer	Yes
`success`	Boolean	Yes	Whether the API call was successful. Possible values: `true`
`result`	Object	No
`result.tail_consumers[]`	Array	No	List of Workers that will consume logs from the attached Worker.
`result.tail_consumers[].namespace`	String	No	Optional dispatch namespace the script belongs to.
`result.tail_consumers[].environment`	String	No	Optional environment if the Worker utilizes one.
`result.tail_consumers[].service`	String	Yes	Name of Worker that is to be the consumer.
`result.logpush`	Boolean	No	Whether Logpush is turned on for the Worker.
`result.observability`	Object	No	Observability settings for the Worker.
`result.observability.head_sampling_rate`	Number	No	The sampling rate for incoming requests. From 0 to 1 (1 = 100%, 0.1 = 10%). Default is 1.
`result.observability.enabled`	Boolean	Yes	Whether observability is enabled for the Worker.

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