Hi, We are upgrading to mx7 and noticed in the release notes that the uncommitted objects are handled differently and stored in the browser. We are experiencing a lot of slowness with this upgrade which we are assuming because of the uncommitted objects. In the release notes, Mendix has this statement “To keep the resource usage low, we periodically prune the stored state — we remove objects that are not displayed in the UI and not connected by references.” And my question is – how do you prune and can we invoke that ourselves on demand through a Microflow? The idea is to prune every time someone leaves the page by adding that process to the nav microflow. I also saw other documentation stating a possible solution is to commit the uncommitted objects. We are experimenting with that. But main question is above. Thanks