Configuring environment variables ?
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Currently the app package does not support setting those config options via environment variables. We would need to add a .env file of sorts which is sourced by the app on startup. I will check if and how this can be added for the next app package release. 
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This is implemented in the new package along with baserow 1.11.0. See https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/baserow/#custom-configuration 
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@girish Are Plugins currently possible? https://baserow.io/docs/plugins%2Finstallation 
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@Sam_uk Currently, no. Do you know of any useful plugin to test? https://community.baserow.io/c/plugins/17 doesn't have much. @girish , 
 @Sam_uk Currently, no. Do you know of any useful plugin to test? https://community.baserow.io/c/plugins/17 doesn't have much.From there, https://community.baserow.io/t/modify-web-frontend-plugin-baserow-dependency/1046/3 has a nice explanation of the baserow plugin structure. 
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@Sam_uk Currently, no. Do you know of any useful plugin to test? https://community.baserow.io/c/plugins/17 doesn't have much. 
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@girish It's the Calendar one I want to try please: https://baserow.io/docs/plugins/view-type 
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@Sam_uk ah ok, are you thinking of developing plugins ? Is it enough to just symlink the plugin directory? 
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@girish maybe. in short term users have requested being able to use a calendar view. I think a symlink should work for that? @Sam_uk Apparently, you can just set an env variable named BASEROW_PLUGIN_DIRper this. So, something likeexport BASEROW_PLUGIN_DIR=/app/data/pluginsand then create directory and put a plugin inside it.That said, none of the plugins seem to be in active development afaict. So, I suspect things probably may not work, not sure. 
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@Sam_uk Apparently, you can just set an env variable named BASEROW_PLUGIN_DIRper this. So, something likeexport BASEROW_PLUGIN_DIR=/app/data/pluginsand then create directory and put a plugin inside it.That said, none of the plugins seem to be in active development afaict. So, I suspect things probably may not work, not sure. 
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@girish perhaps an update to the package with this as default, good to make it obvious where plugins go, even if empty, visible in FM. 
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@robi yeah, makes sense. But before that, I think we need a way/someone to verify plugins are working. The site also says they are in pre-alpha state, so I don't want to push this anymore than needed. 
 

