While using some tools like IcoMoon to extend the icon collection to fit more with my project theme, I face an issue with dual color icons. I am talking about the icons that is defacto mono color, but some paths has opacity, to apply shadow or set background color for example. This icons inherit a single color form its parent, or by applied color using classes, like normal icons. Some icons may be rendered with many paths. If the icon need 1 or 2 paths, it can be applied with pseudo elements, "::before" and "::after". Icon: delete-01 Icon: delete-02 However, if it need more than 2 paths, then OutSystems' icon widget cannot be used. Instead I uses "HTML Element" and add "span" elements in it. Icon: delete-03 So it would be easier if the Icon widget detects the number of needed paths by it self, or has a lot of paths appended in it to support a wider range of icons in it.

Currently all comments have the same color. In Dark Theme they appear black and in Light Theme they appear gray. This makes it difficult to distinguish important notes or identify who added them. The proposed idea is to allow users to define the color of their own comments so that in action flows it becomes easier to see who contributed. If full customization is not feasible an alternative would be to provide three predefined colors such as normal yellow and red to indicate severity or importance. This would help draw attention to critical comments and prevent them from being overlooked.

This idea proposes a built-in visual tool that validates API requests and responses against their defined contracts, such as Swagger or OpenAPI specifications. The tool would automatically detect missing fields, incorrect data types, and deprecated attributes before or during runtime, helping developers catch integration issues early. By making API contract validation visible and easy to understand within OutSystems, teams can reduce production defects and integration failures without relying on external tools or manual testing.

I don't know about you, but I always check if an Aggregate has actually Found something, instead of it being empty.So, in an If Condition after an Aggregate, I keep selecting the Aggregate.List.Empty suggestion, then editting it to "not Aggregate.List.Empty".Could ServiceStudio be updated so the not-variant is also present in the list of Suggestions?

Proper documentation is essential for maintaining and collaborating on OutSystems projects, but manually filling in descriptions can be time-consuming and often overlooked. I propose an AI-powered feature that automatically suggests descriptions for elements such as: Variables Actions Screens Blocks Entities The AI would analyze the element’s name, its usage in the code, and overall context to generate an accurate description. The developer would then simply accept or edit the suggestion , making the process faster and more efficient. Benefits: ✅ Time-saving documentation process – Developers can focus more on implementation and less on manually writing descriptions. ✅ Standardization – Generated descriptions would follow a consistent and clear format, improving readability and maintainability. ✅ Better collaboration – Teams can quickly understand the purpose of each element, even if they weren’t involved in its creation. ✅ Easier onboarding for new developers – New team members can familiarize themselves with the codebase more quickly. This feature would enhance documentation quality and significantly boost developer productivity in OutSystems projects. If you find this feature useful, upvote and share your thoughts!

Add deployment plan and deployment notes in ODC, like there are in O11.

It would be great if outsystems can support storage of JSON datatype in the attributes of an entity, since now, MSSQL, Oracle and MySQL all support this already.

To solve outdated dependencies throughout the applications, an all solution after a workday or workweek is great to start the next day or week off on a good basis. It would be great to be able to schedule it and let it run after working hours. Ideas - Provide the user with a StartSolutionX and the user will need to create a timer - Provide a setting on service center on the solution: Start automatically at --:--

Now if we don't want to show the content of a web block in their consumers we need to add an if statement there to show an image or whatever we want to show in the consumers. Like in the image below:It would be good to have an attribute in the block to set an exhibition icon, and this would avoid us to write code only to show an image that also pollutes the content of the web block.

This first started as a forum thread but I think that an Idea will get a bit more traction: https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/60035/reactive-keep-submenu-open-after-selection/?utm_source=community&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=forum-reply=#Post249116 The IdeaI have a menu that contains a Submenu. This is implement as shown below;Whenever I open the submenu and click on one of it's items the page opens but the submenu closes. I rather want it to stay open.Note that having it open by default is no issue, that's simply by adding the css class "open" to the ExtendedClass parameter. And I could of course create a whole elaborate mess of client actions and local variables to detect if I need to add the "open" class to the submenu but I was wondering if there is a nicer and cleaner method for this?Please note that by adding this "open" class to the submenu you get a nasty flicker. After moving to a new page the submenu is being closed by the platform only to be opened again by the CSS class. This leads to a series of animations that looks real ugly.Demo: https://vkoning.outsystemscloud.com/LeafletJSReactiveDemo/EventsToggleEventsDownload: https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/6907/leafletjs-reactivenote: No, this is not an advertorial in disguise. I really want to have a nice and clean solution for this problem and this application has and easy to share behavior of my issue.