Hello, We ran a migration script that updates the

schema_id

for our users and adds an extra trait. Since we have thousands of users, the script was running for ~24 hours. A few of them failed for various reasons, but we have a few suspicious ones:

{
  "error": {
    "code": "400",
    "details": {
      "ruleId": "738b1b04"
    },
    "message": "Blocked",
    "reason": "Request has been marked as malicious.",
    "status": "Bad Request"
  }
}

How could we avoid these errors?

That sometimes happen if Cloudflare thinks your request is e.g. SQL injection. Could you share an example payload (feel free to anonymize data) to replicate and is it always replicable with this type of data?

No, it is not replicable. We have sent almost 50k requests, and only a few have had this error. We're calling the

PATCH /admin/identities/{id}

endpoint with a payload like this:

[{"op":"replace","path":"/schema_id","value":"30881f94c6f11462c692fed0f8fa37628b915 ..."},{"op":"replace","path":"/credentials/password/config/hashed_password","value":"$2y$10$ ..."},{"op":"replace","path":"/traits/phone","value":"+123 ..."}]}