The accelerator should allow developers to easily configure the behavior of the Delete action, providing the option to choose between hard delete and soft delete based on project requirements. This enhancement would: Improve data integrity: Prevent accidental data loss by allowing for easy recovery of "deleted" records. Enhance auditing capabilities: Maintain a historical record of deleted entities for analysis and compliance purposes. Increase flexibility: Provide developers with the choice of deletion behavior based on project needs. Reduce development effort: Eliminate the need to manually implement soft delete logic for each entity. Additionally for the existing feature, enhance the OutSystems Entity Action Wrappers Accelerator to include a built-in option for soft delete. By default, the generated Delete action should mark the entity's 'IsActive' flag as 'False' instead of performing a hard delete. This will improve data integrity and provide greater flexibility for data recovery and auditing purposes. By incorporating this feature, OutSystems can further streamline the development process and provide developers with more robust and flexible data management capabilities.

A module in Service Studio will register a "change" when viewing data from an entity in some contexts, requiring the developer to either re-publish or to click "Don't Save" when closing the module: If a developer is only viewing data, no changes have really been made, right? I would prefer not to have to click this "Don't Save" button. Below are the different contexts I tested and whether a "change" occurred as a result. Option 1: "View Data" on a static entity on element defined in the module Result: no "change" Option 2: "View or Edit Data" on a regular entity on element defined in the module Result: no "change" Option 3: "View Data" on a static entity that is being consumed from another module Result: a "change" occurs Option 4: "View Data" on a regular entity that is being consumed from another module Result: a "change" occurs

It would be great to have a native Service Studio for Apple Silicon (M1/M2 Arm CPUs), instead of running them through the Rosetta translation layer. The performance and power consumption are not ideal at the current state.

The ODC REST APIs do not currently seem to expose webhook events for the resources that are exposed. It would help automation scenarios and use cases for OutSystems to expose the ability to create a webhook subscription for certain events. There are likely many use cases here but some examples: Webhook events for user events: User creation User updated User deleted Webhooks for build events: Build started Build completed Webhooks for deployment events: Deployment started Deployment completed Publish started Published completed

Add a small icon decoration so that on the espace tree we can differentiate which actions are public on an espace. While you're at it do it also for the ones that are functions...

My idea is to keeping the existing behavior but with the possibility to turn off automatic fetching data.Suggestion: Button like Test button (advanced queries) inside the aggregator to be able to disconnect or connect to the server.

As of now OutSystems Community profile score is based on user participation in forums, training, sharing ideas and forge. I know many leaders who are contributing for Community Growth via usergroups. Also many users actively participating in usergroup session. If we allocate some points for usergroup activities (organizer, speaker, quiz winner, participant ) it will be great. Just a wish 🙂

It happens frequently that you want to past code in a Forum post. This can be SQL, CSS, HTML, C# or something else. At the moment this code is pasted as normal text and is taking the styling of a normal text. For code this is not wanted. Please add a Code Block that uses a style that is normal for code. So it is using a monospaced font, have indentation support, colorization of the different elements in the code block of readability, allow to copy the code, etc etc. HighlightJS is one of the big frameworks that provide support for this. Perhaps it is possible to integrate with this? A few examples of working code blocks are;

Once in a while I have a project where 2 (or more) different types of users ( paid/free consumer/business etc) use the same application/flow/pages but require different styling.I know currently I can:- make different applications- make 2 flows- etcBut these options often result in doing double workSo I can:- Use a webblock with conditional css (not very pretty)- Use a class and write seperate code for each case in the css fileThe latter will result in unnecessary code in the css file (currently the best option I think thought)So it would be nice to have a (site property controlled) conditional theme. This way we can make a base them and then base the conditional themes on that.Alternatively allowing for SCSS would be a nice addition to create user personalized themes in your applications in a pretty way

At this moment, when we set the "Align" property of a container, it generates the align property in the HTML.Example:Align -> RightGenerates: <div align="right"></div>My proposal is to generate "system" classes the same way "OSInline" is added when a container doesn't have "Width" property set.My suggestion is (following above example):Align -> RightGenerates: <div class="OSAlignRight"></div>.OSAlignRight {    text-align: right;}.ar .OSAlignRight {    text-align: left;}The motivation:- I'm working in Arabic applications and it's a pain in the ass to go around that "align" property. Even after telling the whole dev team "don't use that crap, use our classes".Please, also update the SILK UI "out-of-the-box" RTL stylesheet to override this system classes.