Patrick Howard

@LMSSonos Another option is using `Cloud Scheduler` to trigger an endpoint in your `Cloud Run` service. There's brief documentation about it [here](https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/triggering/using-scheduler#command-line).

Another workaround is setting the argument `selectize = FALSE` in `selectInput`

@bartekch This can be done with the `class` & `loadingClass` arguments, where you provide the icon HTML: ``` library(shiny) library(shinyFeedback) shinyApp( ui = basicPage( useShinyFeedback(), loadingButton( inputId = "l", label...

@bartekch You can add the class `btn-sm` to both `class` & `loadingClass` arguments to achieve the same look. I'll keep this issue open to reference when adding an `icon` argument...

@bartekch @jeffreyhanson I've created a PR for this fix that should be merged shortly, but until then you can use the [feature/loadingButton_icon](https://github.com/merlinoa/shinyFeedback/tree/feature/loadingButton_icon) branch. ```R remotes::install_github("merlinoa/shinyFeedback", ref = "feature/loadingButton_icon") ```

@jeffreyhanson No problem! Let me know if you find any bugs using that branch but it's been tested, so the `icon` argument should work as it does on typical `shiny`...

Hi @niheaven, Thanks for the detailed reprex. Using the most recent development version of `shinyFeedback` & `bslib` and then running the app with & without `bslib`, I wasn't able to...

I'm also not able to access my S3 bucket from within `lambda` after setting the `ENV` variables & including a credentials file

@YouNeedJ Do you mind explaining how you authenticate to s3? I've given lambda s3 permissions, but I'm not sure what you mean by: > they must be removed to use...

@YouNeedJ That was the issue! Thanks so much