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@patjakubik @ShopifyDevs Just added read_customers to my toml scopes to see if I can see the logs after they approve it, feels quite aggresive to ask for such high permissions just to debug a function 🙁

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@thebeautyofsaas Psycho-cybermetics book talks about this, pretty life changing.

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@TheAwesomeTuvia Currently I have 4k users and get around 10 tickets a week, sometimes less, just simplified the app to the point where a kid could use it. Not great for reviews though.

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@patjakubik @ShopifyDevs I made a post on the community as a feature request to fix this, maybe comment on my post so more people see it: https://t.co/PKOgSWmqr0

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@dave_cameron @Sam115200 @nick_wesselman I think that, we shouldn't be blocked from seeing the entire log input/output, if the only data that we don't have permission to see is, for example, the customer email. It should appear redacted or something.

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@ecombeckett Pretty clear IMHO, props!

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@alexanderhupfer Yes pleaseee

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@spiri7 @TimRokeby @faridmovsumov Holy sht

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@yeramianm 🤯

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@charlesmdp Simple idea for @Shopify: when an app is suspiciously acquiring too many reviews in proportion to their installs, trigger an automatic alert that should result in a "no-notice" app review with a normal store (no dev stores).

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@GoranCulibrk Got one like this but they used it 6 mins :)

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@ctrlaltdylan That's a great way to do it, i hadn't thought about getting the cart token from the Admin API, thanks!

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@Bonthoux If you got the email, then yes, when they go fully paid you will get the review. This is absurd.

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@patjakubik I got one too, the review literally says "I mistakenly upgraded the plan, please refund the amount". Even after I refunded then they didn't even answer my emails, let alone updating the review.

[Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner]

Sign of someone who loves their craft:

Being obsessed with details no one else ever sees.

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@Electrarythm Very similar to mindfulness meditation, where you focus on your breathing and your mind wanders.

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Mediocrity is unacceptable, but many times chasing perfection is just as harmful.