Iain Dooley Community Champion

@Santiago there's no "for each attachment" in Butler anymore, but this Trellinator function would do it when you add the "Split Attachments" label: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/86bcc679a3f179d074efc4dd5edfd340 You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@Ivy_CORE sounds like you should upgrade your team to Business Class then!

@Mike Corbean I don't work for Trello, but if you're subscribed and you're not receiving their emails, maybe hit up support@trello.com and see if they can see why

@Ivy_CORE yep you can pay for business class on that team, then you can restrict admin permissions at the team level. Although the things that team admins can do are pretty benign, what sorts of concerns do you have?

@Anatoly_Chumarin Yeah, again this doesn't look like anything you're doing wrong or that is configured incorrectly, I think you should just send that screencast to support@trello.com something weird is going on ... 

@Patricia Scott note that although as @Michael Pryor says you can't pick fields to go on individual cards that you can hide them from the front of the card, and only fields that have values will show on the front of the card. But they're always visible on the card back for all cards on the board. You might find that you're…

@Ivy_CORE board admins can administrate boards, team admins can administrate teams :) there's no crossover, for example a team admin isn't automatically an admin on all boards in that team

@Curtis Eickenloff you can uncheck to show that field on the front of the card: https://help.trello.com/article/1067-using-the-custom-fields-power-up

@Stuart Begg in that case, you can create a shell script that will allow you to do: ./commit "https://www.trello.com/c/098dafsdf9" "message goes here" which scripts out everything except the card ID from the first parameter, prefixes it with a colon to the commit message, then calls git commit -m "ID: message goes. here" :)

@Stuart Begg The only way to display it permanently on the card that I can think of would be to use Butler to set the value of a custom field to the ID when the card is created. Pretty convoluted though. But if you hover over a card and cmd+c to copy it you'll copy the URL you could just stick that in your commit logs

@Christine Burleigh yep you can do this with Butler, for example you can use a Board Button:

@Yatish Madhav I think Trello uses SendGrid for their transactional email, and if delivery ever fails to an address it gets blocked. You will need to email support@trello.com and ask them to unblock that email.

@Amy Stutler it doesn't exist as a feature, but for example if you had a collection of Template boards, and you set up your membership on each of those boards to the people who should be involved for each copy created, then you could have a "board of boards" where each list corresponded to a board template name, and create…

@Sarah_Markfield you should just be able to deactivate some members and add others. You might find that the members aren't deactivated, and so are still multi-board guests and are therefore taking up a seat.

@Shannon Delaney you can just create additional Trello accounts, they're free :) You only pay when you want to upgrade a team to business class or enterprise.

@Michael Pryor wow never knew about that one. I always just add/remove members manually or copy boards :)

@Gerardo Blitzer butler reports loop through cards, not lists, so there isn't a variable that will be available to tell you the number of cards in a list, or number of cards in a board. What would you want this to look like and why? There might be another way to achieve the same outcome.

@Cairan Macleod yep you can do this with Butler:

@Teeyana_Wullenschneider there's no "if" logic in Butler anymore that would allow you to match only cards linked from a particular board, but this Trellinator command would do it: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/59dc27e1e6a372f085370fd0f08b1a61 You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@Ubirajara Mateus only by them creating the rule.

@Ubirajara Mateus I don't think your Butler rules will survive your departure but all your other work will. 

@Mike Corbean if you're already a Trello user, you can opt in to marketing emails in your settings:

@Anatoly_Chumarin also weird ;) Since it's your user taking the action each time, can you check in your settings and see if any apps have access? You can try revoking access and then see if the problem persists. This might also be a Butler command executing, can you look in the Butler usage log and see if anything is…

@Anatoly_Chumarin okay this definitely looks like a bug. My guess is that it's something to do with the handling of cyrillic confusing it and making it thing 2 label names are the same when they're actually different. I would suggest sending this loom video to support@trello.com

@marco langner in that case, why don't you use separate cards for each report? If you need them to be grouped to a "Master" task, link them as sub-tasks from a checklist like this: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Trello-Subtasks-with-Butler/ba-p/1060392 then each card sits in its week by week list and…

@Chris Marts booyah! Serves me right for not tapping that I want to be a beta tester :) Although since I've never set up a Butler Button I wouldn't have noticed anyway :P

@Chris Marts that's exciting news -- where did you hear about it?

@Anatoly_Chumarin Again, this sounds like some pretty freaky deaky business, can you post a screencast demonstrating this behaviour?

@Stuart Begg there's a mac desktop app for Trello that might solve the problem for you :)

@Anatoly_Chumarin that sounds odd, can you try recording a screencast of this behaviour using loom.com and posting here, and in the same screencast show the boards "activity" feed to see which user is creating those lists? https://help.trello.com/article/822-the-board-menu