Since my game is single player, would be nice if there was a wire to easily hook my pause function into the feedback form, so that when it opened, I could pause the game, preferably after the screenshot was taken.

I added this myself by editing the FeedbackForm script, but when I update, going to be broken again.

Just a thought.

Also - is it just an API permission constraint that limits you to use existing boards? Would be nice to add it directly to my existing board for my game.

Minor thing, but may want to consider making the sort order on the canvas on the Feedback prefab something pretty high, so that there is a good chance it will be on top of any other UI.

Is there an easy way for me to get a notification that the card was made on the trello board? perhaps just by assigning it to me?

Just a minor thing, but on the itch.io client it tries to launch this as a game. (Downloaded it using that so it's easier to update it.) It looks like it's possible to have it open the file location instead.

This might not be a big deal after the current issue with "invalid value for desc" is solved, but when the feedback has a minor failure (no real error, but a warning that stops it from submitting, like the above), being able to retry sending it again. So a tester won't lose their screenshot/text they typed up for the bug report.

I normally expect Escape to cancel whatever modal window I have up. Would be nice to have an easy way for EF to do this too. (Also yes I finally updated to the most recent version and I love it!)

Is there documentation on how to upgrade from one version to another without having to redesign the form? I'm still pretty new to Unity so a little tutorial for something like that would be cool, loving the asset, can't wait for my next Beta release so people can use it!

Hello there. I'm considering integrating your asset for bug reporting, but I'm almost sure the haters I already have will use it to send me "personal messages" and basically flood the Trello boaRd with trash.

So, I thought a good way to mitigate this would be using IP filtering to prevent reports even being sent if you're on my IP blacklist.

Do you think it would be possible for EF to get the public IP without me resorting to an external method?

My preferred way of doing this would be letting the user fill the form and send it as normal, but secretly not sending anything at the end.

Thanks!