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So it's a feature request. FOSS doesn't make feature requests go away. And you've already built a bunch of things for customers to do integrations and/or custo

So it's a feature request. FOSS doesn't make feature requests go away. And you've already built a bunch of things for customers to do integrations and/or customizations. It just turned out that you did that so well that they expect even more. Honestly, you should take it as a complement, imho. Not a bad problem to have.

PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago
It's not a bad problem to have. It is, however, a problem to think about when one of your "competitors" major features that differentiates them from other similar software is a scripting system that can provide "just what users want".