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Targeting on an integer isn't supported. The only work around is to use the string type and wrap the integer in quotes. Additional points for allowing the use of less and greater than, for example, `accountAgeInYears > 3`

we have a react native and a react app that don't share any component library. It would be great if we could hit a builder api to see all the custom components registered in one space to make sure we have consistent typing across our apps

With the Typeform App, we would be able to embed Typeforms directly into Builder pages, aiding lead gen capture efforts. Types of forms: Engagement polls Entertaining quizzes Feedback surveys Order forms Application forms Branding questionnaire Re...

We have created our own custom button component so that we do not ever want to use the basic button component, but we do use the column component sowe do not want to hide all basic components and styles, just the ones we never want to use

Customizing the body would be incredibly useful as some POST body has different schemas. example: body: { person: true, characteristics: { eyes: brown, hair: bald, weight: 180, } }

Sometimes Builder can generate a decent number of warnings in the console, depending on how your page is set up. It would be nice to have a flag in the SDK that can hide console warnings/errors production environments

We have a React Native SDK that works great with Android, but would be great to also have a fully native Android SDK as well

From customer: I am trying to add a slug field for content type models, but right now the only option that really works for this is the “text” field type. Unfortunately, text fields on content models do not allow any real validation (outside of “r...

If you are injecting a file (in my case, an image) into a custom component, all that seems to be available (via GraphQL) is the file URL. It would be really useful to be able to access more file information, for example, natural width and height. ...

I'm not sure if this a bug or this should be a new feature. After adding http://localhost:3000/ as a preview URL for any CMS data model, then go to make changes to an instance of that data model, then when you click on preview those changes are no...