Short answer is that you typically can’t. Someone in this thread linked to Retool’s approach, which is better than nothing, but the underlying representation is

Short answer is that you typically can’t. Someone in this thread linked to Retool’s approach, which is better than nothing, but the underlying representation is still proprietary YAML code, so writing unit tests against it or code review is hard to do. I’m working on a low-code platform called Airplane which allows you to express things you build in normal Python/JS/etc code, so you can actually version control is and use the rest of your developer tool chain: https://docs.airplane.dev/tasks/task-definition https://docs.airplane.dev/tasks/task-definition