0.75.5: denied approvals stick, forwarding, higher routine l

How this helps you

Small fixes that change daily use: denied approvals stay denied, and forwarded emails keep their attachments.

✦ Try it

Forward the email from [sender] about [subject] in your inbox to me, with its original attachments.

Fill in: [sender] and [subject]: enough to find one email in the Bot's own inbox.

What they did

From the official changelog (v0.75.5): after you deny an approval card, the Bot stops until you send another message; Bots can forward an email from their own inbox with formatting, images and attachments; routines can run up to 300 times an hour in total instead of 100.

How to try it

Update the app (Settings, Updates, Check for Updates).
If you deny an approval, send a new message when you want the Bot to try something else.
Ask your Bot to forward an email from its own inbox when you need the original attachments.
If you run many event-triggered routines, note the new limits: 300 runs an hour in total, 200 per routine.

What to expect

The original email arrives in your inbox with its formatting and attachments.

Common mistakes

Expecting routine sends to go out on their own. Sends on routine turns still wait as drafts.

Related tips

Make routines cheaper: events, slow schedules, change checks: A 5-minute routine wakes 8,640 times a month. Use an event trigger, the slowest schedule that works, and a cheap change check.
Give your Bot its own email address: Ask your Bot to claim an address so you can forward or CC it, and so it can sign up for accounts itself.
Vault: logins, cards and contact info: Your Bot never sees saved passwords or card numbers. One catch with saved cards.