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I'm using devise_token_auth gem in my Rails 5 API application. For testing all devise token routes i use Postman. When I try to update a user account using PUT method on route "https://localhost:3000/auth", I fill the body of request with that:

{"data":{"name":"user1"}}

or

{"user":{"name":"user1"}}

the response comes back with "success" status and JSON representation of a user with the same (not updated) "name" attribute.

Does it mean that devise_token_auth does not provide such functionality and a have to overrride the User controller and a model ?

Maksim Kuznetsov
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the first step is get tokens valids and after add the headers in the PUT request and add in the body this json format:

{ "name": "newname" }

The URL for login in devise token is:

http://localhost:3000/auth/sign_in

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For update params for example name copy in the body and do not forget add the values in the header

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I hope you solve your problem

Omar Duarte
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