Not too long ago, we got For Each nodes to display the name of the Record List as its default label . Could we get something similar for Assign nodes with multiple assignments? Current behaviorWhen creating an Assign node with only one assignment, its default label becomes the name of the assignment.After adding 2 or more assignments, the default label changes to a generic "Assign" name. Proposed behaviorThe default name of the Assign node would be the conjunction of all common leftmost names of its assignments.If a common name cannot be resolved, then it defaults to the generic "Assign" name.Examples below: Example #1 - Common name "MyStrucutre.InnerStructure" Example #2 - Common name "MyStructure" Example #3 - No common names, defaults to generic "Assign" name RemarksThe "Assign" generic name does not add any value to the understandability of the code. Thus, any feature that attempts to display a meaningful label instead of this generic name is a valid product enhancement effort IMO.Good practices say that you should always custom-set the labels of your Assign nodes. However, as we know it, many assignments created every day by the average user are unlabeled.With the proposed behavior, developers are more likely to split big Assign nodes -- that contain assignments of different/unrelated records -- onto smaller Assign nodes (each containing values of one individual record) due to the automatic naming convention, improving code readability.

When we are comparing and merging 2 modules, it would be great to have a search bar (like we have when adding/removing references). When we have a lot of changes this could be helpfull, if we just wanna compare a specific action....

In some scenarios, we receive the Id from an API as a text data type, and we need to use it to filter records in an Aggregate. To handle this, we convert the text to a long integer using TextToLongInteger() and then to an identifier using LongIntegerToIdentifier() to match against Table.Id. However, this conversion occasionally fails, especially in the production environment . In such cases, the Aggregate filter fails to return the expected results, likely due to type mismatches or runtime issues with the conversion process. This inconsistency makes it challenging to filter data accurately when dealing with dynamic or external data sources Please consider improving this feature by adding native support for safe and consistent type conversion within Aggregates. This would help ensure reliable filtering, especially when working with dynamic or external data sources, and reduce unexpected issues in production environments.

In Q1 2022, I used SAP BAPIs to connect to SAP. However, I tried the ODC trial and there were no SAP BAPIs available. It would take a lot of effort from an ABAP developer to convert BAPIs to APIs. Can ODC have BAPI connectivity?

Currently, OutSystems Service Studio does not support changing: The editor font family and font size in the Service Studio interface (Toolbox, Widget Tree, Properties panel, etc.) The overall UI scaling for high-resolution displays The language of the Service Studio interface (menus, property labels, and tooltips remain in English) While we can fully style our application UI, we cannot customize how the Service Studio development environment itself looks or behaves in terms of text visibility and localization. Most leading IDEs (like VS Code, Eclipse, IntelliJ, Android Studio) support: Font and UI customization Localization of interface into various languages By enabling these in Service Studio, OutSystems becomes more developer-friendly, more inclusive and better suited for international markets It would create more impact like Increased developer productivity and satisfaction Compliance with accessibility standards Easier onboarding of non-English speaking teams

Hello everyone, I'm hoping for implementation of a feature that checks for consistency in the tone and manner across multiple screen designs. Instead of simply setting rules and detecting rule violations, I envision a tool that uses various screens as input and recommends areas that may lack consistency. If anyone knows of a tool or feature like this, or could suggest how such a feature might be developed, I would greatly appreciate your input. Thanks in advance!

While using expressions in Service Studio, it would be useful if the suggestions automatically select the correct Null function if I type "null", depending on the context.

It would be nice to reorder the filters, etc. in the Aggregates view for organization purposes. Small but nice feature from simple queries.J.Ja

With the creation of this new feature of disabling elements in the action flows, "garbage" of unused logic can be accumulated in a fast way. If it was possible to find these disabled elements in a fast way, it could be very useful in my opinion.

Self-quarantine is a very important part of journey to deal with Corona Virus. There can be instances where  people in self quarantine might need help with basics around household stuff, groceries etc. which they cannot step out to get. A portal where patients can post for help and then people in the vicinity can offer for help. Then based on the responses the patient can choose any one to help and provide additional details like address , contact details as required.