New UI - claim edit

[nikita-golubev-tfs]

I can not find how to edit jwt in new UI, it was very helpful during debug and local development where validation is disabled and I could edit claims easily and use that JWT for local development to test things fast

[martinorgla]

@nikita-golubev-tfs The default view you're seeing is the "JWT Decoder" view. To edit the JWT claims, simply switch to the "JWT Encoder" view at the top of the page. Once you're in the "JWT Encoder" view, you’ll be able to modify all the claims and use the updated JWT for your local development and testing.

[nikita-golubev-tfs]

Now I see it, but somehow I didn't find it myself, may be it's me, may be it's UI/UX flaw. Thanks anyway!

[blanxii]

Same happened to me, maybe is because we were use to edit in the old way (v1), but I switched to legacy because of it, thought new version doesn't allow it.

[leMaik]

Same here, that's how I landed in this thread.
I liked the old UI where editing "just worked", maybe it could switch tabs automatically? Or have an "edit" button next to the claims?

[arjun-dilip]

Jeez. That was not easy to find. No way i would have thought "JWT Decoder" and "JWT Encoder" are 2 tabs.

[eastwood]

I also couldn't see it.
Would recommend a more intuitive UX, but works great now that I know it's there!

[tbarbugli]

same here, I assumed the new version was broken

[justptester]

I could not find it on my own either, I only learnt about it using this comment. So thanks for that!
I liked the older version where I was able to edit either the token or the claims at the same time and the one would reflect in the other.

[Boris-Trochez]

I had the same experience, it would be nice to add a style in the options to let the user know that you can switch between them, so they do not look just like titles "JWT Decoder JWT Encoder" (also the "JWT Encoder" was kind of invisible for me, I did not see it from the beginning).

[ReservaDevOps]

It's definitely not intuitive at all.

[Rohukas]

lol I was so mad y'all removed the jwt editing. not intuitive atm