Problem/Motivation
I have lots of views with multiple displays that override the settings but there is no indication that something has been overridden. You need to edit something to find out what the status. Deleting or modifying a section like Relationships can affect other sections and other displays.
This tends to be an issue as the number of displays increase such as one where I have four attachments.
Proposed resolution
Add an asterisk or other indicator to the end of the section name like Fields* or Relationships* when they are overridden.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #8 | image (4).png | 42.04 KB | libbna |
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changes, plain diff MR !12881
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Comment #2
cilefen commentedComment #5
ajinkya45 commentedfixed in MR #12881, open for review
Comment #6
libbna commentedI will review this.
Comment #7
libbna commentedAfter applying MR !12881 my site is breaking, I think there some issue with the MR or if someone else can confirm it please.
Also I tried to apply the changes manually and I don't see any * (updation sign) in the section after making the changes.
Comment #8
libbna commentedI have reviewed the
a631c343commit and now I can see the*on the section level after making some changes like adding a field, etc.Comment #9
needs-review-queue-bot commentedThe Needs Review Queue Bot tested this issue. It no longer applies to Drupal core. Therefore, this issue status is now "Needs work".
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Comment #11
lendudeThe overridden sections are in italics currently. So isn't that our indication?