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JSONAPI : Patch node path alias

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El Inoubio

I have content on a Drupal site and I want to patch to change their path alias. Here is how I do. It is giving me a 400 error: Syntax Error. I don't see where the syntax is bad. I am using Python 3 and requests

content = json.loads(data)
nodeEndpoint = endpoint.endpoint_url + f"/jsonapi/node/article/{destination_id}"

patchData = {
    "data": {
        "type": "node--article",
        "id": destination_id,
        "attributes": {
            "path": {
                "alias": content['slug'])
            }
        }
     }
}

articlePatch = requests.patch(
    nodeEndpoint,
    data=patchData,
    headers=headers
)

Thank for your help.

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sonfd
There looks to be an erroneous "f" on this line: `nodeEndpoint = endpoint.endpoint_url + f"/jsonapi/node/article/{destination_id}"`
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El Inoubio
I found the mistake. I was not serializing the json content. Thank you. data = json.dumps(patchData)
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Now my problem is that this code doesn't do anything to Drupal. It is saying that the article is edited and sending the new article content including the defined path but it is not saved in the database. How to save the new path with the article ?
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El Inoubio
f is not erroneous. It is a formating function in Python. It helps to insert variable content in a string.
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