How to enable scope view always on header.

vidhya_mouli · ‎09-20-2023

How to enable this option where I can see what scope I am working on?

Misgana D Dauro · ‎09-26-2023

If you upgrade your instance to the Vancouver release you will be able to get the instance toolbar which will display the Application scope and update set.

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Prashant Ahire · ‎09-20-2023

Hello @vidhya_mouli ,

go to settings on header menu -> Developer ->

Please mark accepted if this helped

Thanks

vidhya_mouli · ‎09-20-2023

I am unable to see the Developer tab in my instance.

Dr Atul G- LNG · ‎09-21-2023

Hi @Prashant Ahire

Greetings!!

I checked this in my PDI (Next experience), Developer tab is not avaialble as of now. If you want bring scope on header ,

change the system property (Polaris Theme) to False.

Refresh the broswer page.

Go to Setting and preferences.

You will see the developer tab there.

Select the Scope and Update set as true.

Change the system property as true.

But issue is even enabling this scope and Update set , it is not appear fully. It can be system bug as I am having same in my PDI.

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vidhya_mouli · ‎09-21-2023

Disabling Polaris changed nothing. I still cannot see the developer tab in my instance. If I can see the scope on the header, it will be a useful feature.