Time in FortiSOAR - Arrow Jinja expressions

dspille · 10-07-2022

FortiSOAR uses the python arrow library to assist with dynamically rendering time. Common uses are setting the current time to be used in a field, shifting time backwards for data ingestion, or to be used in API's (The joy of working with different a...

dspille · 06-18-2025

@khilfi You are correct that the ENV where all known data to the playbook resides does not contain the vars.steps. json. As a best practice, I recommend always creating a variable that has the step results in it. That way the data is available in the...

dspille · 06-12-2025

Hi @RamboV , you can self host a community (Trial) instance by following the instructions here. https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisoar/7.6.2/deployment-guide/158469/deploying-fortisoar#Installing_FortiSOAR_7.6.2_using_the_FortiSOAR_installerAft...

dspille · 09-23-2024

Hey @JoseOjeb , I have found the issue in the jinja. The issue is the spaces that are around the {{(Severity ... }} expressions. One quick solution is removing the spaces, another is adding in whitespace trim expressions to the if statements to remov...

dspille · 09-20-2024

Hello @JoseOjeb , Try this instead {%if vars.input.records[0].fileHash=="839765b93416bb945be4f4ef2804158f"%} {{("Severity" | picklist("Critical", "@id"))}} {% else %} {{("Severity" | picklist("Medium", "@id"))}} {% endif %} The difference here is in ...

dspille · 07-25-2024

You can do this using a code snippet step in a playbook. Here is a sample playbook that converts json to xml

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