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I’m trying to set up a programmatic workflow that will create a story and insert items in the description widget for that story using markdown however it is not working. I’ve double checked everything possible and found that even though the query to set_item_description_content was returning a 200, it had an internal server error in the response body. Further testing revealed that once a story is created via create_item, the description item is set to null for that story and will remain null until I manually open the story via the UI. I was able to post a description to items only after I opened the story up in the UI. This is why I was getting an internal server error, as the query was trying to write to an item that doesn’t exist. I found no query that will create the description item in the story for me so I can proceed to populate it. I also tried adding the markdown as part of the long_text field in the create_item query but that didn’t work. I am at a bit of a loss on how to proc

Hello,I’ve created an app, created a public installation (‘share app’ section) so I can set up multi-region, and now I cannot seem to be able to install the live version in my own account. Live app won’t install in own accountI’ve tried un-sharing the app but it won’t solve the problem.​​​​​​Current share state for v4Any ideas what’s blocking here?I just want to install the app for my account for now. FYI I tried sharing the app to my own account see if it solved the problem but it won’t accept it.Thank you,

Get ReadyCheckA checklist can be complete while the work is still not ready.That sounds obvious, but it happens constantly. A launch board may show that every task has been checked off, the approval step may be marked complete, and the project status may look healthy while important blockers are still buried in individual items, groups, updates, or inconsistent status values.The underlying problem is that checklist completion is often treated as proof of readiness.It is not.A useful readiness gate should answer a more specific question:Is the evidence on this board sufficient to move forward?A practical model looks like this:1. Define what must be true before the next step.2. Identify prohibited conditions that should block progress.3. Evaluate the current board data against those rules.4. Surface each blocker with the affected item and the reason it failed.5. Make an explicit READY or NOT READY decision.6. Preserve waivers, approvals, and the evidence behind the decision.This distinct

Is there a way through the Monday.com API to move a column within a board?

Hi everyone,I'm building a Monday Code application that generates proposal PDFs.Currently, my application works like this:Generate a proposal in React (HTML) Capture the generated HTML Send it to the backend Use Puppeteer to render the HTML into a PDF Merge additional PDF documents Upload the final PDF back to monday.comThis workflow works locally.However, after deploying to Monday Code, Puppeteer is unable to launch Chromium.My backend currently uses Puppeteer similar to this: const browser = await puppeteer.launch({ headless: true});const page = await browser.newPage();await page.setContent(html);const pdf = await page.pdf({ format: "A4", printBackground: true});await browser.close();The issue appears to be that Chromium cannot start inside the Monday Code runtime.My questions are:Is Puppeteer officially supported in Monday Code? Is Chromium available in the Monday Code runtime? If not, is there a recommended approach for server-side HTML → PDF generation? Has anyone success

Hi Community,I'm currently developing an app that uses monday.storage (key-value storage) to manage data structured like this:json{ "348745": [23, 554, 544], "647893": [45, 783, 342, 544]}I've already reviewed the documentation and understand the following limits for the Storage API: Storage limit per key: 6 MB Key length limit: 256 characters Concurrency limit: 12 requests per second (per JWT token) However, I couldn't find any explicit information regarding: Is there a total storage cap across all keys for a single app? What is the maximum number of keys that can be stored per app/instance? Could anyone clarify if these limits exist? If my app needs to store a large volume of data, should I consider using Document DB instead? I understand Document DB offers 1 GiB per region with 50,000 reads/day and 20,000 writes/day.Thanks in advance for your guidance! 

I have a situation in the CRM where I have multiple contacts per account.  When I add more than one contact per account, the account button on the deals page concatenates the account names which removes the functionality to allow me to open the account overview from within the deals page.  Why is this happening and can I force the CRM to only show a single account per deal?

Hi, An Automation block (`AppFeatureBlock`, kind "action") on the workflows infrastructure crashes yourown frontend the instant it's selected as an action, before any manual configuration happens. Error (browser console):```Iae: fieldType not foundat zae.Nae (MF-mf-lite-builder.BlhKIoZd.min.js:52:191380)...onBlockSelect → setWorkflowVariable → updateWorkflow → setQueryData → setData → Nae```The trace shows it fires while the builder auto-initializes workflow variables for the block'sfields right after `onBlockSelect`. Isolated to one specific cause via a controlled test: on a throwaway second app, a trivialaction block (one primitive string field, nothing else) selects and configures without issue.Adding *only* a `credentialsConfig` link to an `AppFeatureCredentials` feature — no other change —makes the same block crash with the same error at the same point. I also checked whether thecredentials feature having zero stored credentials mattered: tested both an empty list and a real,succe

Hi everyone,I'm planning my first marketplace app and I'd like to be sure I'm on the right side of one rule before I invest in development.The app planning guide states that new apps built primarily using no-code platforms or AI-generated "vibe code" are not eligible for marketplace approval.In practice "AI-generated" covers quite a range, so I'd like to understand where the line sits. Two examples:1. An app generated end to end from a prompt by an AI or no-code builder and submitted essentially as generated.2. A conventionally architected app where I design the structure, review and test the code, and maintain it myself — but use an AI coding assistant to write a large part of it.Is the rule aimed at case 1 only, or does case 2 fall under it as well?And if case 2 is acceptable, is there anything specific the review team looks at to tell the two apart — code ownership, test coverage, documentation, being able to explain and maintain the codebase?I would much rather find this out now th