Both of these additions would allow the user to not have to click into a file, then move the mouse to the delete button, then hit delete. Might not seem like a big deal, but if an app’s use-cases involves lots of file management, this can become really tedious.
Along that line it would also be helpful to have a “Delete File(s)” elements as part of the possible choices for building action buttons. At the moment, when we do our house keeping to delete no longer needed files, we have to go into the Airtable to clear out the attachments field there.
(To go off of what Tobias suggested… it could be a new action called “Delete a field” that allows you to clear a particular field for the row that action is triggering for).
Initially my thought was that it just clears out all values (files) of an attachment field. Just like going into the table in Airtable, clicking on an attachment field and hitting delete. So that would be the “delete all” function. To be selective which files to delete from multiple attachments in a single attachment field you could filter by any values that are available. The file name would be abvious. I don’t know what other attachment metadata Noloco can read from Airtable attachments?