OK this may be a "far out" feature request, but I'll put it out there ....
Having seen the nice collapsible sections in the Paths tab for Main paths, Support Files etc, how about the following.
User can create similar sections in the configurations list view to create groupings for configurations. For example an A1200 grouping could be created and all A1200 related configuration could be nested inside by the user. this can be expanded and collapsed to provide a 1-level hierarchy for the configuration list.
To take it further, perhaps allow users to assign a tag (and mybe even further in the future, multiple tags) to configurations, and automatically create the groupings and underneath that grouping display configurations that have been tagged with for example A1200, or WHD, etc etc.
So:
In the UI for a configuration, user adds a tag "A1200"
Configurations list automatically creates an "A1200" collapsible section and nests the configuration below it.
Further configurations are tagged with "A1200" and also nested.
OK this may be a "far out" feature request, but I'll put it out there ....
Having seen the nice collapsible sections in the Paths tab for Main paths, Support Files etc, how about the following.
User can create similar sections in the configurations list view to create groupings for configurations. For example an A1200 grouping could be created and all A1200 related configuration could be nested inside by the user. this can be expanded and collapsed to provide a 1-level hierarchy for the configuration list.
To take it further, perhaps allow users to assign a tag (and mybe even further in the future, multiple tags) to configurations, and automatically create the groupings and underneath that grouping display configurations that have been tagged with for example A1200, or WHD, etc etc.
So:
In the UI for a configuration, user adds a tag "A1200"
Configurations list automatically creates an "A1200" collapsible section and nests the configuration below it.
Further configurations are tagged with "A1200" and also nested.