Library override make editable in python, blender 3.2

[Aquakwak]

Hello Blender users!

I need some help on this little problem.
I try to make objects in my scene “Editable” in Library override mode, but I don’t know how to do that in python.
When I do it by hand I use one of these Ops:

bpy.ops.outliner.id_operation(type=“OVERRIDE_LIBRARY_MAKE_EDITABLE”)
bpy.ops.ed.lib_id_override_editable_toggle()

But I didn’t find the wright way to use them in code, and there might be some better way to access the parameter.

[plyRo (Tristan)]

I second this question. I simply cannot find any proper way to handle this in the API.
Our animators will go crazy having to do multiple clicks for every asset by hand.

[ZenYS (Yury Ziankouski)]

Same here. Ther only solution is to use scripts to get a proper context(
Update: Script doesn’t work(
I need 1 click context independent button to make Editable Overrides

[Gorgious]

Hello, could you elaborate on the exact usecase for this workflow ? I can’t find how to call this particular feature.

[Aquakwak]

Hello, to elaborate a bit:
The problem is when an object is in library override, to modify it’s data (for example the location) you need it to be “Editable”:

I’m looking for a way to make it editable in python, so I can -for example- unlock every object I know i’ll be moving.