@dajb that's actually is a #feature, with a UX that makes it feel like a #bug 馃え . The concept is to enhance transparency and let the users see the instance defaults and config, but of course without the possibility to edit them without the right permissions, but I agree with you that is still confusing that way
@ivan Oh I see, so if you click on the options you can see (but can't edit) the settings? I can't see the options at the moment at a more granular level! Interesting approach...
@dajb that's actually is a #feature, with a UX that makes it feel like a #bug 馃え . The concept is to enhance transparency and let the users see the instance defaults and config, but of course without the possibility to edit them without the right permissions, but I agree with you that is still confusing that way
@ivan Oh I see, so if you click on the options you can see (but can't edit) the settings? I can't see the options at the moment at a more granular level! Interesting approach...
This is a bonfire demo instance for testing purposes
