What's the link to the backup documentation?  ... View more

Have you had any success with the approach of changing the git repo link from Phantom to one of your own? I'm also looking at a way to change the git sync to a git hook, so it'll trigger on git pushes to master ... View more

But you can have the playbook run any code I don't think it's really validating the code, otherwise adding one commented out line should have remained valid, and not disable the UI? Since a commented line shouldn't be a code injection The thing is, we want to use the UI, and we want to use custom code without the UI being disabled, as long as we've kept the proper structure of the custom code block, the code inside should not matter ... View more

what were the design limitations to have this work better? ... View more

Not if you're editing within this code block outside of the Phantom UI For example, if you edit within this Custom Code block on git, and resync, Phantom UI is disabled Even if you add a commented line (which has no impact on code execution), Phantom UI is disabled Phantom has not designed the UI to work together with git on a usability level ... View more

This was in response to the Phantom UI becoming disabled when you want to change code via git. As long as the beginning and end of a Phantom Block are the same, the UI should remain functional, but it does not. My guess is that, rather than having to figure out how much of a Phantom Block has changed to ensure the UI remains functional, it's easier for Phantom just to not support it. ... View more

The usability of editing code in a playbook has been overlooked, and the only use case Phantom has is for non-developers using pre-designed blocks For developers, your only path is to create a custom Phantom app ... View more