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[SDPSUP-6512] Restrict modification of field_search_configuration to administrators #78
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field_search_configurationconfig to enable field_permissions with the following permissions.administratorrole can modify the field value.anonymousandauthenticatedroles can view the field value (this is to prevent Drupal from excluding this data through JSON:API).Motivation
This field is really for developers to configure bespoke search collection pages, not for CMS users to use. Hiding this field from view will hopefully reduce some misunderstandings.