#CM28LL405 I am not able to enter values in my cloud ui Has anyone faced this or am I doing some mistake.

It’s looking for valid JSON, which should be like [“value”] or {“json”: test}

yes it is looking for a valid JSON "something" is also a valid JSON i mean, why should it be in a array..?

It’s looking for an object

i mean it will work with [], but I have to change the code to access elements from the array also, it was working like yesterday

What happens if you paste it in and not type it in - does that work ? Also - we reported https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect-ui-library/issues/1558 and I can raise this internally

yes, i did try to paste it, but the min i paste the string the double quotes vanish

I can look at it - from what I can tell you’re not coercing any types here so Prefect is assuming it’s json

yes

This lets me put “test” by type hinting it -

one question here regarding

I can look at it - from what I can tell you're not coercing any types here so Prefect is assuming it's json

let it assume as json "test" is a valid JSON so what is the problem in that..? Also, why does the double quotes vanish

I think the issue is in the JSON formatter - in order to display and detect what is / isn’t valid json and syntax hifhlighting, it’s needs to escape what you have . I think the expectation and anticipation is that “this” is a string while {“this”} is Json. I can raise this thread up in that ticket I shared earlier if you’d like - I don’t know enough about how it’s written in the UI to know what the expectation is here in totality - e.g is this an unintended bug and we should accept “test” as an input , or is this a design constraint that we are not intentionally, and if so we need to be clear what inputs are accepted

thanks for your time and help yes, can you raise this point with your team and update me on this please thanks once again

I updated the issue with this report thank you for sharing

thank you for resolving it soon