I have a public app, and I want to use own custom component, but I encountered this error:
Yes, you can use a custom component in a public app. You can bundle it directly in your app or publish it as a package (e.g., on npm). Alternatively, you can host it on GitHub and include it as a dependency. Just ensure to handle licensing and security considerations properly.
@steve_rogers56 I've own a custom component, not a custom component, GitHub - tryretool/custom-component-guide: Guide and recommendations for developing with the custom component in Retool.
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Hello @ZeroCodez!
I was doing some poking around and found this thread in the forums about enabling this feature from the settings page to allow for using custom components on public apps.
Hopefully this works for you, it looks like it will be on cloud (3.100 and up), and on-prem in a upcoming edge release. If you don't see this in your setting, feel free to DM the poster on that thread with your org info so they can flip that feature flag for you 
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