Hello everyone,Currently, we have the option to align and distribute the items in an action flow by selecting multiple items, and right-click the selection subsequently. But I think there is room for some improvement. I'm not sure if it's feasible (for bigger action flows), but I thought it would be nice if there was an option to beautify your produced code with one click, based on some common best practices.For me, it increases readability if the spacing between items in an actionflow is the constant for example. In the image below I exaggerated the issue a bit, but it clarifies the idea that I'd like to suggest.I'm curious to hear other thoughts on this topic.Sam

Recently I often have to merge changes to the older environment, unfortunately, because this process is exhausting. The target environment is way behind (which is basically the reason why we need to use merge), and so the merge dialog pre-selects everything in the source module (as the newer version), and I have to spend a lot of time simply unchecking all that, because usually I need to merge only few elements. A module can be big and there can be conflicts, which turns this into nightmare. The quickest way I know is to go down with arrow key and use space to select, but every time when it hits the conflict - the popup dialog requires mouse click. To make things worse, sometimes studio does automatic merge, and it's not always possible to unselect it. Then after spending around 20 minutes on this, I find that the action was incorrectly merged, and this means starting again. Anyway, this could be significantly easier if there was an option to select everything from either source or target, and then you would go and modify only the elements actually needed.

Even though the ODC Portal is in its early stages, what do you think about adding some colours to the Stages dropdown? (Example: Dev=Green, QA=Yellow, Prod=Orange) We've been told that the ODC Portal is the "substitute" for the Service Center and Lifetime applications. In this ODC Portal, the Admin can basically configure and deploy applications for all the Stages . Although this is great because it has everything in one place, the absence of colour coding can lead to misconfiguration because the user might not notice he/she is in the wrong Stage doing the configurations. Attached are some prints to support the idea.

On the scenario that, there is:- A End User espace A, that consumes a weblock on a UI espace B,- The Weblock on espace B consumes a action from CS espace  C- There is no reference between A and COn the described scenario currently is no possible to debug on C request from start on A without adding a useless reference between From A to C

Since we currently have a large influx of new users on the forum that love to ask for solution in OML format I think we need to have some form of notification about the risks doing so. Please add a notification before the actual download informing the user that an OML can contain malicious code and that you should not import the OML in your Enterprise Environment. Malicious code will almost always be run via a timer that is started On Deployment. Malicious actions can be; Uploading information about your environment (or data) to an external source. Creating user accounts to gain access now (or later). Providing access to your environment via an API or screen. Running a SQL query that can delete your data. and a whole lot more Perhaps it hasn't happened until now (perhaps it has) but it is better to be informed and warned before it is to late.

The Base URL for consumed REST services should be configurable at runtime:In some cases (like the JIRA Cloud REST api), the base URL of the web services varies according to the account used to access them. Since the URL is hard-coded in Service Studio (it can be overridden in ServiceCenter but the setting applies to all users accessing the REST api), there is currently no way to configure this based on the tenant being used or the user that logs in.

While using the Upload widget, it would be really helpful if there were built-in properties to set allowed file types (like .pdf, .jpg, .docx, etc.) and a maximum file size limit (in MB or KB). Right now, we have to write custom logic or JavaScript to validate these things, which takes extra time and can be tricky for less experienced developers. If these options were available directly in the widget, it would save time and make file uploads more secure and user-friendly out of the box.

The connection timeout error message must include the request that failed, so we can determine screen and data fetch.Currently, the Stack is only mentioning thisCommunicationException: The connection has timed out at c.onTimeout (https://domain/module/scripts/OutSystems.js?dU8nDUaeDPfu6NWEtXEQEQ:3:7337)  at https://domain/module/scripts/OutSystems.js?dU8nDUaeDPfu6NWEtXEQEQ:3:4671Not even the screen name is on the detail of the error.

My younger daughter´s school is having them to do online school work in the form of online classes, research, presentations, etc to keep them busy and mainly to force them to continue with their normal school routine (albeit from home).I think this is a brilliant idea! However my eldest daughter has not been asked the same.Is this something we could help create for all schools in Portugal?It´s important children wake up early and feel like they are still part of school and have daily contact with their peers and teachers, as opposed to staying in bed til noon and do nothing all day because they dont have any goals, except waiting for this to end...

It would be (very) nice to be able to copy/past, at least actions and structures, from one extension to another.