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@Yash Sharma There's no way to redirect to a list on a board, but if you use Trello in the web browser you can just do a cmd/ctrl+f text search to find a list. If you're on the desktop or mobile apps your only option is to scroll, there is no "jump to list" function.

@Jana Lombardi if you click "Run" on a command, then it will execute in the context of the board you're viewing when you click "Run". Is there a reason you're not testing this on a board upon which the command is enabled?

@Stela Mazoli Jaouiche the providers of power ups might charge for them, independently of whether or not they are allowed on your board as part of the free Trello plan. Most power ups are not provided by Trello, but are provided by 3rd parties as integrations with their products, so you don't pay for the power up but you…

@Isaac Koenig observers can only be added to boards that are part of business class teams.

@Joe Provenzano a good guide for power ups is: The most useful power ups are those supplied by Trello, not only because of their functionality and the fact that they come with Trello's costs, but also because they're the ones that work on mobile devices (with the exception of Butler card/board buttons which I'm sure…

@Rahul Chandrashekar There are a number of Java wrappers for the Trello API: https://www.google.com/search?q=trello+java+api+wrapper+github&oq=trello+java+api+wrapper+github&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64.3841j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

@Rahul Chandrashekar the ID you see after the /b/ there is the "short ID", it can be used in place of the longer ID in any of the API calls, same with cards, you can use the short ID as the card ID in a GET request for the REST API for example.

@Sholom Mendelson interesting challenge. I don't think there's anything that will give you "next nearest location" built in, but here's what it would look like in Trellinator: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/147c8894b9423dcd3cd21e3039fd347f Obviously the function to get the distances between 2 addresses would need to be…

@Awest You could do this with the API, but it would be pretty involved. Can you provide some more context about what sorts of use cases you have for this? There might be a simpler solution ... 

@GGiter creating a card needs to use HTTP POST. If you're getting a cannot GET error that means you're sending a GET request.

@[deleted] I have no idea but since there is a way to do it I don't think you could argue that it's non compliant 

@[deleted] yeah it's a little strange, you can't even delete lists through the API. The simplest way to permanently delete a list is to move the list to a different board and then delete that board. You could do this periodically for a client, for example have a board called "client name ARCHIVE" and then delete that board…

@alireza eskandarzadeh Any cards you're watching will cause a notification for any comments, whether they mention you or not. On the mobile app, in the notifications section, you can choose All, Me or Comments. The Comments section will show all comments on cards you're watching, Me will show only comments that mention you…

@Karl Wetzler once you've read everything, it kind of ducks down, then pops up if you mouse over it. It's different from the notifications on the right in that it's product release updates from the Trello team only, more like a company newsletter except that you can't unsubscribe from it.

@Jonathan Duketis someone else reported the same (or very similar) bug the other day, I recommend doing a screen recording and sending it to support@trello.com useloom.com is a good free screencasting tool

@Karl Wetzler that's Taco, the Trello mascot. It's where product updates appear. There's no way to get rid of it.

@maxim dedushkov have you ever successfully created an email on the board from the share function in the kindle app? What I've found with the email to board function is that it will sometimes apply a grouping to emails that means even an archived card will have new comments added to it, rather than creating a new card (as…

@Jonathan Trinham usually this means that they're a virtual member -- are you sure you got the correct account?

@[deleted] you will be billed only for: 1) Trello members who are members of a team that you pay for (enterprise or business class) OR 2) Trello members who are members of more than one board in a team that you pay for For example you can have 10 personal boards and invite 10 different people all to each of them and not…

@David Hoffmann there's no way to prevent this behaviour but a pretty simple fix is to have a custom fields definition card in your board, and then whenever a card is added to the board use the API to check if it contains any custom fields that are not present in this definition list and delete them. Here this is…

@Katrin Anger nope the custom field data persists for a given card regardless of where it's moved to.

@alireza eskandarzadeh what do you mean by "unread cards"?

@[deleted] they're pretty much identical and it makes no difference which one you use.

@Lydie Argentin if someone has access to a board, whatever access they have, it is for all cards. So for example if someone is a member of a board they have unrestricted access to all cards on that board. If they're an observer they can see all cards. If your board is team viewable then team members who are not members of…

@Abel Campos what do you mean by "expired"?

@Nik here is the same command in Trellinator, you would need to install updateMemberCountWhenAdded and updateMemberCountWhenRemoved: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/e5b043147c78a06157aaec67eb289dfe You can see how to set up Trellinator here:…

@Derek Seidel whenever a user (other than yourself) posts a comment "@board" to a card the notification will have a link back to the card. There will be 2 issues with this method: 1) You will need to set up a separate "bot" account to add the power up, otherwise the user who installed Butler will not see the notifications…

@Paul Olsen this looks like an interface experiment. The Trello team often test whether or not a particular feature has a positive or negative effect on use by rolling it out to a selection (presumably random) of users and observing the result somehow against some metrics. I don't work for Trello and don't know precisely…

@Wing Pepper Depends on which method you're using above, but in general here are 3 ways you could generate an email notification out of Trello: 1) Someone needs to be watching (subscribed to) a card to be notified when that cards changes lists, however they will be notified about absolutely everything that happens to that…

@astron I can see the issue, but I can't help resolve it you will need to send that screen recording to support@trello.com