To patch an array value using the Ory API, you can use the

ory patch

command in combination with [JSON Patch](http://jsonpatch.com/) to target individual keys. The format of the patch is a JSON-Patch document. For more details, please check:

<https://www.ory.sh/docs/reference/api#operation/patchProject>   <https://jsonpatch.com>

Here's an example of how to patch an array value:

ory patch project <your-project-id> \  --replace '/path/to/array/0="new value"'

In this example, replace

<your-project-id>

with your project's ID and

/path/to/array/0

with the path to the array element you want to update. The

0

in the path represents the index of the array element you want to patch. For more complex array updates, you can use JSON Patch operations like

add

,

remove

, and

replace

. For example:

ory patch project <your-project-id> \  --add '/path/to/array/-={"key": "value"}'

This command adds a new object with the key-value pair

{"key": "value"}

to the end of the array. Remember to replace

<your-project-id>

with your project's ID and

/path/to/array

with the path to the array you want to update. For more information on using the Ory API to patch resources, refer to the [Ory documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/cli/ory-patch).