🤖 How do I back up my scenarios on Make?

[Make_Community_Bot]

Make Bot here bringing solutions to some of your FAQs

I’m wondering if there is a way or 3rd party service available to backup our scenarios?

You can always back up your scenarios by saving a blueprint. There’s an option to save the blueprints manually or to create a simple Make scenario that can save the blueprints for you.

Manually exporting/importing your blueprints

• click the three dots at the bottom of the editor
• export the blueprint to your computer
• import the json file to the Make builder to further work with the scenario
  
  

Building the scenario to automatically save blueprints

1. List all the scenarios you have:

2. Map the Scenario ID and choose a blueprint format you like:

3. Upload the blueprints:

[Jean_Jordaan]

Is it possible to edit the JSON before import, e.g. to add templated steps or to batch update text?
Is the JSON suitable for versioning as is (e.g. is order stable)?

[ChrisDrit]

@Jean_Jordaan

Is it possible to edit the JSON before import

Yep!

Check this out…

Return a “JSON String” instead.

Find the text you’d like to change.

Add a “Text parser” module.

Now you can match and change what’s in the JSON file ready for export!

[EPEAK_Isaie]

How would your replace a bunch of values instead of just one 1, text-parser replace only 1 value to change?

[Ken_Germann]

I am doing this scenario. The contents of the files are all “null”. Any idea how to fix this?

[ChrisDrit]

Post some screenshots and more details so we can help!