The easiest way is to leverage the misc. action module for your issue, and select "assign" or "assign multiple", whichever you are trying to do, then map in your assignment and your user you want to assign.

The originating scenario will actually wait to proceed until it recieves a response from the secondary one, so if you need some data out of that one you can set up the secondary to respond with that data.

This is absolutely doable by leveraging the custom HTTP modules in order to call fusion webhooks.

Include accessRules in the "fields" portion of your query.

The file Type parameter is on the version object, so if you include currentVersion:ext, that should give it to you.

A document can only exist on a single task at any one time as far as I'm aware, but you could for sure leverage fusion to move documents from one task to the next as required.

No worries, glad you figured it out!

If it's in the body then you shouldn't need to escape it, are you sure that's the name?

To make sure I understand, you are trying to update one of a parameter's options? If so, how are you making your call? You shouldn't need to do any of this when making an update, because your update shouldn't be in the url.

It's one of the modules that you can create, link: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/using/adobe-workfront-fusion/webhooks-in-fusion/instant-triggers-webhooks.html?lang=en When you set up your webhook, configure it to watch for your triggering field to be changed.