I found an interesting ‘bug’ (not sure if its normal to define it this way). Try the following bleuprint for a page:
title: test
tabs:
test1:
label: test1
sections:
info:
type: fields
fields:
explanation1:
type: info
text: First explanation
test2:
label: test2
sections:
info:
type: fields
fields:
explanation2:
type: info
text: Second explanation
testField:
type: number
I know the the field names have to be unique (although I would love to see some sort of grouping mechanism, maybe based on tabs?). But apparently it doesn’t complain about section names. BUT it somehow confuses the info fields, eventhough their names are unique (as the text in both tabs will be identical in the panel).
I find this interesting because when using extended sections, it will essentially create multiple versions of the same field WITH identical identifiers. But that is perfectly fine?
So why I reported this is because this problem also occurs when extending tab-layouts. And to keep unique names across multiple tab-bleuprint-files is a bit more messy than only in one page. And while tab extending does result in problems, it is fine for extended fields (eventhough through query overwriting the same id might point to different places?)
Do I am curious what your thoughts are on this