My Custom app syncs data from a 3rd party into a user’s Airtable base. Previously the app made an assumption that the user was at least using a Pro plan since apps were only allowed on Pro and Enterprise plans so I assumed I could sync up to 50,000 r...
The Airtable REST API allows one to create, update, and delete up to 10 records at a time. I need to know whether or not Airtable will prevent the modification of all record info provided in the request payload if any issues are to arise in the opera...
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I’d like to be able to create and modify Views via the Blocks API. I know this isn’t currently possible but is it on the roadmap?
Somewhat related - is there a publicly viewable roadmap for the various developer products?
I’m running issues when running block release to deploy my Airtable app.
I’m using npm workspaces as I develop my Custom Airtable App since I’m using a monorepo to make code management and sharing convenient.
Here’s the basic folder structure for my ...
I don't know if this would work for a view, but are you able to add logged in users as read only collaborators to your base? This wouldn't create a new user you'd have to pay for while restricting access.
Bill.French:
It’s not ideal because invariably, that will change and then you need to plan for an update process to be certain of what’s possible in the custom app, right?
I think we’re in the world where no solution will be ideal since Airtab...
This would differentiate between all plans which is nice but I don’t think I’ll have my users sit down and wait while I create potentially over 50,000 records :grinning_face_with_sweat:
Thanks for this! I like that I can definitively tell whether or not I’m dealing with a Pro plan with this idea. Shame that there isn’t a differentiator like this for the Plus plan. To start I think I might just have the user tell me what plan they ha...
I had this same error and unstalling and reinstalling node v14.15.0 did it for me, thanks to guidance from Airtable.
Related npm github issue: [BUG] npm i -g fails with "This is related to npm not being able to find a file." · Issue #1458 · npm/cli ·...
