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  • Hi Pierre and Maria, Thanks for the suggestions. I tried both of the solutions. Both are able to do what I want. FYI - Just want to mention there is an extra closing parenthesis. After I removed it, it works fine. Original: incident.addNote(json.dumps(playbook.functions.results.rest_response ...

  • Hi, On my part, what I usually do is: import json incident.addNote(json.dumps( playbook.functions.results.rest_response),indent=2)) The indent parameter will make the output much clearer. ------------------------------ Pierre Dufresne ...

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  • What I usually do when trying to understand the results is just add the whole thing to a note and then copy it and paste in to a text editor and save as json. Then, when opened with a browser it's easy to read and find what's useful. the code I'd use ...

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