While building a Perspective view, design changes reported saving successfully but silently reverted whenever I reopened the view. Some properties on a component persisted, others did not. I ruled out the licence, gateway restarts, websocket drops, and browser cache, and confirmed tag quality was good in the Quick Client, which isolated it to design-resource saves. The cause turned out to be a stray binding I hadn't intended, rewriting values on every refresh. The saves had been committing correctly the whole time; the binding was overwriting them immediately afterwards. What made it hard to find was scale. The view had 60 to 70 components, containers, labels, and others, and roughly half of them were bound. Many of those bindings depended on each other, so one incorrect binding propagated through everything downstream of it and the visible symptom appeared far from the actual cause. The only way to audit this is a small chain icon next to bound components in the tree, checked one at a time. That works for a handful of components and becomes impractical at this scale, and a binding you don't know exists is exactly the one you won't think to check. It would help to have a single place to see every binding in a view: what property each is attached to, its type, and ideally what it depends on. Whether that's a panel, a searchable list, or part of an existing diagnostic tool matters less than being able to answer "what is currently bound in this view, and what depends on what" without inspecting components individually. On a view of this size it would turn hours of clicking into seconds.
