The following is based on the context of an agency working for a client, so in this story there are 2 distinct layers of responsibility. The client, who manages the content and needs a certain amount of freedom; The agency that provides said freedom within the "project constraints" provided by the functional analysis, design, custom usability optimizations etc, while maintaining a dev/acc/prod logic, security updates and continuous improvements rolling smoothly.
As a developer I can grant a client access to the layout builder on a per entity/content based way, which is great. However in doing so I have to let go of all constraints. Most of which I was able to preconfigure very quickly earlier via a combination of templating/display settings. E.g:
Having to add contrib modules to work around all these causes a module usage bloat which tends to snowball update and maintenance time/costs especially regarding the longer running projects (most of them last 6+ years already) and with the rolling updates since drupal 8 -> 9 and onwards this is very likely to become even longer.
This feels like it might have enough merit for most agency style workflows to be added as a part of the core module.
Allow the option in the "manage display" to still opt out for given fields (retaining the current drupal core functionality for those fields in the templates).
Field info in the "configure display" is still available when the layout builder is active, and allows opting out of the layout builder for certain fields
Closed: duplicate
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It's likely this issue predates Contrib.social: some issue and comment data are missing.
Thanks for raising an issue! Work around this is being done in multiple issues to try make this better, so I'm closing this one as a duplicate.
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[META] Layout builder editorial improvements
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Reduce the number of field blocks created for entities (possibly to zero)
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