What this editor does

The configuration editor is a modal opened from the catalog. Operators use it to create a new variable, edit an existing variable value, assign country scope, publish a version, activate one version for a scope, disable a row, or delete a row.

What operators can change

• Configuration Key: stable identifier for a new variable. Existing rows keep this field locked.
• Configuration Name: operator label.
• Configuration Type: value family such as color, typography, spacing, size, shadow, padding, or border radius. Existing rows keep this field locked in the modal.
• Description: metadata that explains the variable.
• Countries: scope for country-specific delivery. Empty means all countries.
• Configuration Value: string value stored as the draft or published content.

Publish and active behavior

For a new row, Publish can create the row and publish its first content value.

For an existing row, Publish creates a new version key, publishes that version, deactivates older active versions in the same base variable and country scope, and keeps only the newest version set for that scope.

Set Active is different from Publish. It makes one version active and deactivates sibling versions in the same base variable and country scope. The version still needs published content to be delivered to casino-facing consumers.

Known caveats

• Status is active/inactive row state. It is not the same as published/draft content state.
• Disable removes the row from active resolution but does not delete the row.
• Delete can remove more than the single clicked key when deleting an active version; older same-scope versions at or below that active version can be removed together by cleanup logic.
• Metadata changes, such as Description and Countries, are saved to the configuration metadata setting, not to the raw content row.