I'm not sure if this is intended, but when uploading a new version of a component the entire previous documentation gets wiped at the documentation step.It would be nice to have the previous documentation available for edit or to keep it.

Inconvenience:If a user is having multiple accounts, they can very well able to link their primary account with their secondary accounts, but their community ranking doesn't get linked. because of this the ranking gets disturbed.Idea:In order to maintain proper ranking, Outsystems can provide an option called "Merge Ranks". By using this, the rank of the primary account will get reflected in all the linked accounts. So that, the secondary accounts won't disturb the ranking order. If user is not interested in merging their ranks, then they won't opt for it.

As a developer, I would like to have a boolean input parameter where I can show or hide the filters available on the table header.Thanks.

While searching for a component on the Forge through the Service Studio, the user will get a list of results. Example:After selecting one, the user sees the Component detail and has also the possibility of going back to the list:However, the list is gone, because the searchkeyword filter is reset:The same behaviour doesn't occur when we use the browser, as the filters are being kept.Would it be possible to implement similar functionality when the user is using the Forge through the Service Studio?

Some Forge Components have the Trusted and the Supported badge.Sometimes knowing the authors is enough to trust on the component. Or the right person doing a good review.When there is a couple of authors/comments, we can open their profiles and see who they are, but when the number is large, it is time consuming.Could you highlight special team members and commenters like you do at the forum (MVP, Champion, Staff) , so we know who we should check first?It can be just a photo border like you do on MVP's, or the tag with the category.I'm mostly interested in recognizing Staff as there are many we never heard about

I suggest that Outsystems should build a tool to convert the legacy c# projects to Outsystems applicationsand this should happen as below- build the data module from the entity framework or the SQL script- build the business logic from the controllers or any classes that implement the logic- build screens from the view layerthis tool could be revolutionarylater we can include more languages

It would be really cool if there was a button as an accelerator to create a filter using the GetUserId() function, since it is a very common operation.

Suggestion: Add folders to environment app view.On the very first page of Service Studio, it'd be nice to be able to sort the large list of apps however I wanted. I'd personally split it by Apps/Forge components, or even by department (in our company's case).As it stands, it's very hard to find apps by just looking at it and I have to almost always search on the top left. Seems like a waste of 90% of the screen just by not having that ability built in.Here's a rough paint sketch: The first two are folders, and the other apps (uncategorized) would show as normal.The search would still find apps in folders and bring them forward, but this way you open up the rest of the screen for actual sorting and organizing.

Display in the database diagrams the attributes of the entities that are defined as mandatory, for example with an asterisk.

Hi,just like we have Navigation\TimelineItem that you can use inside a List to create a vertical Timeline using dynamic data, it would be very useful to have a different widget that offers the opportunity to create a vertical timeline using dynamic data.Thank you.Best regards,Lourenco Matalonga