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Fix update Pipeline Cloud Rule name in the docs #22274

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Fix update Pipeline Cloud Rule name in the docs
ydeshpande-ai Nov 24, 2025
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bug(pipeline control): deleted co-pilot files
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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions src/content/docs/new-relic-control/pipeline-control/cloud-rules-api.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ actor {

### Construct your mutation:

Use the `updatePipelineCloudRule` mutation, providing the rule's `id` and a `pipelineCloudRuleEntity` object containing the fields you want to change.
Use the `entityManagementUpdatePipelineCloudRule` mutation, providing the rule's `id` and a `pipelineCloudRuleEntity` object containing the fields you want to change.

- **`id`:** The entity ID of the cloud rule you identified in step 1.

Expand All @@ -371,8 +371,8 @@ Use the `updatePipelineCloudRule` mutation, providing the rule's `id` and a `pip
Suppose you have an existing rule that drops `dropAttr1` from `MyEventToDrop` eventType. If you want to change it to drop `dropAttr2` instead, call the following mutation:

```graphql
mutation UpdatePipelineCloudRule {
updatePipelineCloudRule(
mutation {
entityManagementUpdatePipelineCloudRule(
id: "MTAyNTY1MHxOR0VQfFBJUEVMSU5FX0NMT1VEX1JVTEV8MDE5ODgwOTUtMmZjNC03MTQ3LTkxMjQtZDk3YjhiY2Y4NGNj", # Replace with your rule's actual entity ID
pipelineCloudRuleEntity: {
description: "Since we do not need dropAttr2 ingested we would drop this attribute.",
Expand All @@ -397,8 +397,8 @@ mutation UpdatePipelineCloudRule {
To disable a rule from dropping data, set the enabled field to `false` in your update mutation.

```graphql
mutation UpdatePipelineCloudRule {
updatePipelineCloudRule(
mutation {
entityManagementUpdatePipelineCloudRule(
id: "MTAyNTY1MHxOR0VQfFBJUEVMSU5FX0NMT1VEX1JVTEV8MDE5ODgwOTUtMmZjNC03MTQ3LTkxMjQtZDk3YjhiY2Y4NGNj"
pipelineCloudRuleEntity: {
enabled: false # Stops the rule from dropping data
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -426,8 +426,8 @@ When you update a rule from `enabled: false` to `enabled: true`, the system perf
- If the rule was disabled by New Relic (e.g., EOL policy): The request will fail unless the user possesses the necessary internal entitlements to override the policy.

```graphql
mutation UpdatePipelineCloudRule {
updatePipelineCloudRule(
mutation {
entityManagementUpdatePipelineCloudRule(
id: "MTAyNTY1MHxOR0VQfFBJUEVMSU5FX0NMT1VEX1JVTEV8MDE5ODgwOTUtMmZjNC03MTQ3LTkxMjQtZDk3YjhiY2Y4NGNj"
pipelineCloudRuleEntity: {
enabled: true # Re-activates the rule
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