Editing Modes
You can edit a Workflow using a web-based editor. A JSON editor is available for advanced use.
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You can edit a Workflow using a web-based editor. A JSON editor is available for advanced use.
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You can edit a Workflow in the Roboflow web interface.
Within the web interface, there are two editors available:
A visual editor, and;
A JSON editor (for advanced debugging).
To edit a workflow, click "Workflows" in the Roboflow web interface sidebar, then click on the Workflow that you want to edit. A web-based editor will then open in which you can edit your workflow.
To learn how to add Steps to your Workflows, refer to the Add Steps to a Workflow guide.
Workflows generated in the web interface are serialized into JSON. JSON is used to represent a Workflow internally.
If you are working with a custom block, or a cutting-edge block, you may need to use the JSON Editor to fully configure it. This is an advanced feature. Most blocks can be edited using the "Add Block" button and by editing a block using the "Add Steps to a Workflow" guidance.
To use the JSON editor, click on the left sidebar of the Workflow editor with the arrow pointing right. A window will appear in which you can edit the JSON of a Workflow:
To learn how to use the JSON editor for a given block, refer to the Roboflow Inference Workflows developer documentation.