Promote the specified style to this voice character's default style.This is an ID swap, not merely a sort change:1.
The target style is removed from the list;
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The style that was originally first is assigned a new random UUID;
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The target style is inserted at the front, and its ID is rewritten to the fixed string default.
Therefore a caller-cached "original default style ID" (default) becomes invalid after the call — it now points at the newly promoted style;
and the demoted former default receives an entirely new UUID. Rebuild your local ID mapping from prompts in the response after calling.Calling this endpoint on a style that is already default is idempotent.You can only operate voices you created, and the voice must not be in creating / failed. See the "Create a voice character" document.Deprecated alias: /api/tts/voice/{id}/prompt/{promptId}/default. See the site document "Versions and migration".
See the Errors document for the full code reference. Always use the X-Vocu-App-Request-Id response header when troubleshooting.