Hi,
I've had this thought for some time and I am wondering if there are people who would like to see this feature some day in the future as well...
M-Files configuration can sometimes be a little bit messy and with big vaults it is hard to remember where you set up some scripts, compliance kit automatic properties, or metadata card set values. Of course, our company has certain steps that everybody takes so that we at least have some structure of implementing new functions for our employees, but if I am talking about scripts, it can sometimes be hard to remember what I, or someone before me, programmed into which property, whenever I am trying to change something from a long time ago.
Currently I manage all my scripts in OneNote, where I have some structure and it's great, but it's downsides are that with every single change in M-Files, I have to rewrite that change into OneNote as well. It also doesn't include ALL the scripts, because there is almost a thousand custom properties in our vault and hundreds of workflow states, and I don't really want to go through each of them just to see that maybe 5% has some script that I can write into my OneNote.
This lead me to an idea that it would be amazing to have something like my OneNote structure in M-Files admin. There could be a list of each property that uses some script, or that has it's value calculated by metadata card or compliance kit (and a link to where it is calculated). A list of workflow states that include scripts would also be great.
If this was someday implemented and the following option would be possible, then I would also love to see some reference system, in which each property could also show which other property it is referencing in it's code if the user wants to show it.
Please, let me know your thoughts.
Here is a picture for reference on how my OneNote structure looks like if anyone is interested: