feat(tables): add the ability to enable/disable table features #1470
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matthewlipski
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Feb 28, 2025
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| * Allows enabling / disabling features of tables. | ||
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Does it make sense putting tables under a settings option? Having both seems a bit redundant, or are you also thinking of adding/moving other stuff to the settings option in the future?
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I was thinking that we'd have more settings in the future, so it made sense to namespace it. But, I'm open to the suggestion of a flat-list. I just feel like it often gets namespaced anyway
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This adds a new option to the editor instance
settingswhich is for editor specific configuration that we want our UI to be reactive to.For now, it only implements enabling and disabling specific table functionality that may be too much for certain applications. Now, you can use this settings to enable the ability to use those features