feat(settings): add ability to configure settings via policies #4817
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Setting can now be set via policies. They are not currently locked to these values. If a user changes them in the UI, their changes will be lost on refresh.
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Closes #4600
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Setting can now be set via policies. They are not currently locked to these values. If a user changes them in the UI, their changes will the lost on refresh.
Changing values from policies
It might be a good idea to indicate in the UI to the user that certain options cannot be changed, since they are set by policies.If this is something that should be implemented, any pointers would be greatly appreciated.You cannot change settings set via policies, since their inputs fields are locked on the options page.