Cognite InField 2.0: Maximum Limit Increase for Number of Line Items in a Template

Hi @crgomez13 - thanks for your feedback. 

The reason why we’ve set a limit of 500 is two-fold: 

1. The larger the checklist the bigger will the impact always be on performance in the field, and we are extremely cautious of doing anything that impacts the field experience. 
2. As an end user, we don’t see how working with such a large checklist is beneficial due to the amount of scrolling and searching through the list to find the tasks you’re doing. Although we have a limit of 500 we don’t recommend making the checklist this large due to the end user experience of working with that checklist. 

What types of checklists have this size? And are these checklist you are expected to do in “one go”? In general, we do recommend splitting them up, especially due to the end user experience highlighted in bullet point 2). 

However, I’ll set this one as “gathering interest” to see if more people in the community has use cases for 500+ item checklists. 

Br,

Kristoffer 

@Kristoffer Knudsen 

Thanks for the response! We have noticed this problem with some round sheets but primarily within reliability checklists that have multiple assets with multiple attributes. This has led to some of these checklists to be divided into separate parts. We have received some feedback from users that they would prefer to have the checklists not be divided to avoid confusion. Is this something that is still being explored? One potential work around I could see is to group the attributes of an asset to a single line item. 

We have discussed internally with Ram and agree this is medium priority for Celanese.

Are there any intentions to explore increasing the limit?