It would be great to have an option for two factor authentication to increase security. Ideally this would be via authentication apps such as Microsoft Authenticator, email or SMS authentication would be viable too.

Please add Google Cloud as 3rd Party Service.

I tried upload as a dependency but when running my function it complained about missing http2 module.

Tried installing http2 as dependency but then hit into another error: "
Cannot access member 'HTTP2HEADERSTATUS' of undefined"

By the time I think it won't be possible to do that, unless Google Cloud is supported by MongoDb natively.

The package I was trying is:
const vision = require('@google-cloud/vision')

Thanks!

Currently we only have two roles available for Realm Users:
1. Project Owner
2. Project ReadOnly
Would be great to have more roles for Realm Users with the ability to give access to specific Realm App or give access to Realm only without giving access to the entire project. Something like Realm WriteRead and Realm ReadOnly roles
Thank you,
Anton

We are limited to one query without an offset. Support for pagination is important.

A simple line number of where a function fails would be incredibly useful. And a function name would be important too for when a function calls another function.

support Google Pubsub Client API's in functions

It will be great if Tests could be defined within the UI.

For example having the option to write a jest test that is executed before deploying any changes to the Hosted app would be awesome.

It would be awesome to have a Kotlin multiplatform SDK.

Want to know if Realm provide SDK/Plugin for Ionic App

Users should be able to customize the reset password email that is sent to their users. This should include changing what the "sender" url looks like (noreply-stitch+mongodb.com => resetPassword@yourapp.com). Developers should have access to change look of the body of the email. This includes what is typed in the body, the title of the body and as well the company logo. I will upload a picture of how it currently looks and from my message understand what we want to change.

One of the coolest Xamarin.iOS features is that you can hook your iOS device to the Windows and debug the application very quickly without having to connect it to the Mac and wait ages until the debugger starts up. Unfortunately, an app containing Realm .NET SDKs won't run with this mechanism and will raise an exception.
I would really love to see this working. Considering most of the Xamarin apps I do are using Realm, it's a major productivity killer.

Currently logs in a Realm app are viewable via the UI or via the API.
The API limits return results to a maximum at 100 a time.
I would like to be able to save logs (errors, especially) into a collection so that I can query or analyze them how I see fit.

The current work-around is ensuring that each of my functions has an appropriate try/catch/log, effectively replicating the logging Realm already does. Put another way, please expose the logs in a way that we can truly query them.

Our product would like to read the parquet file-format from an S3 source. Both parquetjs and parquetjs-lite are incompatible with Realm's dependency upload.

parquetjs: "boto" module is a duplicate of a top-level Realm default library.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/parquetjs

parquetjs-lite: Parse error when uploading tarball. See screenshot below.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/parquetjs-lite

Thank you!

In the documentation for anonymous auth, it says that Realm may delete anonymous users that are 90 days old https://docs.mongodb.com/realm/authentication/anonymous/

There is also a mention about 30 days of inactivity https://developer.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/persisting-anonymous-users/10247/2?u=anton_p

That's hard to rely on something so broad to make decisions in the app logic. Is it possible to clarify this behavior or provide control over this flow?

I would like to add descriptions to improve the documentation of my GraphQL queries. When browsing the API through GraphiQL, all types and queries say "No description", so one could figure that this would be able to edit, but it's currently not possible (https://developer.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/add-description-to-custom-resolver/14227).

It would be nice to have the possibility to add a "description" key in a custom resolver JSON schema, like suggested in the post above.

Right now there is Google, Facebook, and Apple as auth providers. Would like to see Github added as well.