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Yes, getting a value and then using that value to update another post with the same data will fail, I don’t even need to test it. The reason is that when you use get_field(), even if you use the field key, the nested sub fields in it will be by field name and not field key, so it fails.
In your code example:
$date_meta = array();
$date_meta['field_5b21449202e42'] = 'date'; //event_date_type
$date_meta['field_5b2145b902e43'][0] = array( //event_single_day
// this is the field your are updating in the
// update field call below
'field_5b21463202e44' => $date, //event_date
'field_5b2146c83d961' => array( //event_time
0 => array(
'field_5b2147733d964' => $time, //event_start_time
'field_5b2147af3d965' => $time, //event_end_time
)
)
);
update_field( 'field_5b21463202e44', $date_meta, $id ); //event_date
field_5b21463202e44 looks like a nested repeater, see my notes above. Is this correct?
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