Hi
From my Service Studio, I can connect to different environments but once I connect to that environment, that server details stays there permanently. I would like to have an option to clear that drop down of environment names.
Also once I remember password, it is saved permanently, I would like to have an option, to clear the password so that it won't show unless I want it.
Thanks and Regards,
Suraj Borade
Also, that dreadful "YOUR_PERSONAL.outsystemscloud.com" should go away :). That said, though I'd like such an option, you can always edit the C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\OutSystems\ServiceStudio 10.0\Settings.xml config file (look for <MruServers>).
After working as lead OutSystems consultant on many engagements, my Service Studio got filled with dozens of environments (environment Hostname, Username and Password).
I feel the need to delete a few of the environments from Service Studio "Switch Environment" window. Having a feature of remove/delete/forget environment will help many.
Having this type of remove icon should be sufficient without creating a new interface.
The clicking of delete should confirm "Are you sure, you want to remove the credentials/environment ENVIRONMENT_NAME" and proceed with an action.
Changed the category to Service Studio
Yes, please! +1
Something simple but that would make it a lot easier
We need this. Q4 2019 to soon?
Agree +1
I would like to see this functionality! Agree +1
Good Idea +1
Currently. when you log into Service Studio, your server and credentials are added to a Settings.xml. You can remove them by manually modifying the file.
There have been multiple times where I have either signed in on a coworkers computer, or on a shared computer (e.g. at NextStep). Instead of needing to modify Settings.xml to clear my account, I would really appreciate a Logout or Forget Me option in Service Studio.
I see 2 ways to accomplish this:
Yeah, the way it SHOULD work is the item in settings should be a token that, when combined with a key unique to that SS install, authorizes you, so this way you can go into SC or Lifetime and get a list of authorized SS installs and kill their token.
J.Ja
That would be even better! Similar to how you can manage tokens in Dropbox
This would help me a lot too, as I use different environments for demos, often only over a period of time.
Great idea