Hi, Peter!

I guess it's more about the source value list type:

We can put this option if the value for the level is a list which provides the way to introduce all the list elements as level members and link the current fact to all of them.

But I was interesting to me too how to manage the second level of hierarchy for such a first level? How Deepsee guesses which list element of the first level have the certain members of the second level and should I show it in expression somehow?

Am I right, Gevorg?

This is fixed

oops!

It seems we lost something with new colors ) Thanks John, we'll fix it ASAP.

Yes, that's a bug, filed. It seems it happens only in groups view. Thanks!

I think @Nikita Savchenko can promote his Caché Class Explorer more ;)

Hi, Joe!

Just as an option I can suggest the nice app to get the fresh version of code from a given github repo to your namespace.

It is CacheUpdater.

Import the CacheUpdater release to the Namespace (Or better import it to USER and map the package to %All).

This command will deliver and compile the current state of code from repository to your namespace:

w ##class(CacheUpdater.Task).Update("iscChris", "CacheRESTStack")

I think we speak about only the checkbox near answer to mark any answer in a question as accepted. 

The judge is the topic starter of course.

The practical value of this checkbox option for the community members is:

1. At least one answer makes sense for the topic starter  (which is great BTW).

2. It signals that the question has the accepted answer and thus question disappears from unanswered feed filter.

But it doesn't negate the fact that other answers can be valuable. 

I think  everything great and this shouldn't be the cause to delete all the answers except the accepted one. 

Hi, Raghu!

It is possible to mark only one answer as accepted at the moment. 

But if the situation like this would repeat we would think what to do. Sometimes question has more than one right answer.

Mike, would you please clarify? Merge is slow compared to what?

Hi, Mike!

There is a small checkbox to the left of every answer to peek it as an accepted. Please see this post for more details.

I'm a frequent user of Web Terminal and I experience issues with web socket connection terminations on some servers and even on my local mac.