Hello, I think to have a option to disable the manual swipe on StackedCards would be a very usefull feature. Thanks, Paulo Torres

We already have the string join as a server action, but since it's server-side only, we can't use it when working on client-side specific logic, like offline mode in mobile apps. Therefore, having a client action with this functionality would be nice.

When deploying from one environment to another, sometimes there are applications that have dependencies that Lifetime detects and tries to recomplie and redeploy. This is shown in the example below: In this case I have only 1 dependency, but sometimes I have more than 50 and it gets very cumbersome to have to uncheck all (as sometimes I don't want the apps to be recompiled because the change doesn't really affect them and impacts deploy times). So I'm asking for a simple "check all" and "uncheck all" boxes right above the dependency counter. Thank you.

This use case is for the developer persona. With the cloud solution developers lack control of what's going on at the DB, i suggest making the execution plan and sql code available, maybe Lifetime will be a good place to put it.

Create a single, global collaboration platform exclusively for OutSystems User Group Organizers to connect, share, and co-create. This platform would act as a community backbone, enabling organizers worldwide to: 🌍 Discover upcoming and past User Group sessions globally 📚 Share session decks, recordings, notes, quizzes, and formats 💬 Discuss ideas, challenges, and best practices 🤝 Call for collaboration on joint sessions, meetups, or masterclasses 🧠 Brainstorm unique, proactive, and high-impact session ideas 📣 Invite other organizers or speakers for cross-region events

In an exception handler, it should be possible to re-raise the original exception if it could not be appropriately handled using the same Exception type for processing further down the line.Currently we have access to the ExceptionMessage but NOT the Exception (type) meaning that if we re-raise the exception we have to choose a type (which we typically don't know).  I end up having to create an "UnknownException" type even though the original may have been a standard type so it may not be appropriately caught later down the chain.

Currently, you can only drag one variable to an existing assign widget in the flow designer.It would save time if we were able to drag more than one variable at a time to said assign widget.

Hi,We're using templates with reminders to guide our developers however we are limited by what can be done with reminders.It should be possible to order the reminders so they can be shown in the order on which the activities must be performed.A very good nice to have would be to have the possibility to filter reminders from warnings in the true change tab.Cheers,Guilherme

Every plugin should have basic steps to use plugin.Like GIT website

In Mobile and Reactive apps we can "Fetch Data" from the Database, Local Storage and Server Action. This allows to retrieve data asynchronously. What I'm currently missing is doing the same async action but then with a Client Action. WhyI can use this, for example, by some data from the database, parse it and/or verify it and return the needed data (for example the number of items that can be send to the backend based on certain criteria). Current - bad- SolutionCurrently I need to "hack" my way around it by defining a few local entity that will never store data. "Fetch Data" from that entity and then call my Client Action in the "On After Fetch" action. This not really developer friendly and hides some important stuff in not readily visible screen actions. I'm also not sure if the "On After Fetch" action will be handled by another thread and not blocking the UI. All in all, a bad alternative.