Somewhat related to this, I think there's still a useful role for %Studio.Project projects as ad-hoc server-side collections of classes etc that can be assembled independently of your package hierarchy, which typically has to remain far more static. But it's not yet clear to me how these projects (which after all are more correctly called "Studio projects") will evolve/mutate/expire in the brave new world of Atelier.

Thanks to James for a prompt and detailed reply to my breakfast table question. Here I'm going to add this link to a previous posting of mine about %ALL, in part to highlight that %ALL mappings don't apply to 100% of the namespaces you have. The DOCBOOK and SAMPLES namespaces are apparently exempt. I can rationalize the DOCBOOK extension to myself, but the SAMPLES one puzzles me, especially given that the ENSDEMO namespace of an Ensemble or HealthShare instance is not exempt even though it's effectively another "samples" namespace.

On my Atelier (1.0.131 on Windows) I have a Server Explorer view on the Atelier perspective:

As well as offering + and x buttons with which to add and delete connections, it also gives me access to the properties of a connection for amendment.

If you don't have the Server Explorer tab visible, look for it as an option on Window\Show View

Francis, I think the idea of the "Developer Community Feedback" community/group is to discuss the behaviour of this community.intersystems.com website software.

I think your posting belongs better in the "Caché" community/group because that is the base product from InterSystems in which COS is implemented, and upon which Ensemble, HealthShare and DeepSee (which each have a separate community/group) are built.

I updated to 1.0.123 today and things are starting to function in this area. I understand it's a work-in-progress, but I'm glad to start testing it.

The Tools menu now offers two options, "Add-Ins" and "Templates". Both lead to a dialog titled "AddIn Template Wizard". First wizard page asks me to choose which connection to use. Second page has subtrees titled "Recently Used", "Custom Used" and "Stanard Add-Ins" (sic).

"Stanard Add-Ins" lists the same entries as I get from the equivalent Studio dialog, which is cool!

Some of my own add-ins that appear in this list seem to work without requiring any changes - also cool!

I have one that fails in Atelier but works in Studio, so I've opened a WRC ticket.

Keep up the good work.