def update_many!(client, ids_or_attributes, attributes = {})
      association = attributes.delete(:association) || Association.new(:class => self)

      response = client.connection.put("#{association.generate_path}/update_many") do |req|
        if attributes == {}
          req.body = { resource_name => ids_or_attributes }
        else
          req.params = { :ids => ids_or_attributes.join(',') }
          req.body = { singular_resource_name => attributes }
        end

        yield req if block_given?
      end

      JobStatus.new_from_response(client, response)
    end
def update_many!(client, ids_or_attributes, attributes = {})
      association = attributes.delete(:association) || Association.new(:class => self)

      response = client.connection.put("#{association.generate_path}/update_many") do |req|
        if attributes == {}
          req.body = { resource_name => ids_or_attributes }
        else
          req.params = { :ids => ids_or_attributes.join(',') }
          req.body = { singular_resource_name => attributes }
        end

        yield req if block_given?
      end

      JobStatus.new_from_response(client, response)
    end
Updates multiple resources using the update_many endpoint.
 @param [Client] client The {Client} object to be used
 @param [Array] ids_or_attributes An array of ids or arributes including ids to update
 @param [Hash] attributes The attributes to update resources with
 @return [JobStatus] the {JobStatus} instance for this destroy job