Wish List - Show all values for a setting on Angular Library Settings Editor

[Terran McCanna]

This is a wish list for the Angular version of the Library Settings Editor work at https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1839341

It would be useful to have the option to select a particular setting and be able to see all the org units that have values set for it.

As an example, I'd like to be able to click on the setting for "Enable Stripe payments" to see which branches have it enabled. The History pop-up does contain that information, but since it shows the entire history of changes and not just the current values, it's not particularly user-friendly for this scenario.

Currently the best option is to create a report based on the setting name.

[Andrea Neiman (aneiman)]

+1, would love to see this

[Jennifer Pringle (jpringle-u)]

+1

This would be very handy, especially since in the angular LSE you can no longer view history for your entire consortium using the history link (in dojo a global admin could see all history, in angular it scopes based on the org unit selected).

[Lindsay Stratton (lstratton)]

+1

As a consortium where settings are managed centrally this is a Really Big Deal. As Terran notes, there are many cases where it is most useful to be able to quickly see all libraries' current settings at a glance. It is also useful to be able to work through a single list to update settings.

My example - I have multiple libraries that have recently changed email domains, so I am checking org.bounced_emails to make sure all libraries have been updated. Right now, a report is the only way to manage this.

[Jennifer Pringle (jpringle-u)]

Since we upgraded to 3.11.1 last month I've already gone back to the dojo library setting editor numerous times to look at the history for a setting to see who in our consortium has it set. (As Terran notes the old history pop-up isn't the best solution for this but it is the fastest currently.)

I'd like to propose that this bug is a blocker to fully removing the dojo interface for the library settings editor since losing the ability to see all history is a regression for global administrators.