[Playbook] Indicator generated by the playbook not added in the container

[Lhorus6]

Description

When my playbook generates indicators based on Observables contained in a report, it does not add them to the report.

NB: the toggle "If main entity is a container, wrap indicators in container" in the "Promote observable to indicator" component is ON

Environment

6.4.5

Reproducible Steps

Steps to create the smallest reproducible scenario:

Please do that in testing, the playbook is there.

1. Create a report and add few Observables inside
2. Click on the button with the three dots to "Enroll in playbook"
3. Choose the playbook "Test bug indicator in container"
   -> You can see that the indicators are created by the playbook, but not added in the container.
   -> If you look at the execution traces of the playbook, everything seems to work fine, i.e. Indicators appear to be included in the report.

Note: I have a simpler playbook named "Test working". You can test with this one, and you will see that it works. So it's not the component "Promote observable to indicator" which has a problem, it seems rather that something (another component?) is interfering.

Expected Output

I want to have my Indicator generated by my playbook inside my report

Actual Output

The Indicator are generated, but not added in the report

[nino-filigran]

@Lhorus6 using your "Test bug indicator in container", I get my indicator successfuly created and added to my container. See https://testing.octi.staging.filigran.io/dashboard/analyses/reports/802ffe12-472b-4021-816d-c7e69bf83010

[Lhorus6]

Hi @nino-filigran,
Here your Indicator has not been added by your playbook. It does end up in your report, but that's thanks to an inference rule. You can see this because the relationship line is orange and dashed, and the indicator has an orange outline.

In the list view, you'll notice this thanks to the magic wand icon at the end of the line

You therefore have an indicator and its relationship that are inferred, not added by the playbook. So, the playbook doesn't do its job as expected.

[nino-filigran]

My bad, I should have checked this. It's clear, thanks @Lhorus6