Add Comments independently to personal and global views

User intention

Configure the columns in my personal and global Computer views.

The intention is included in the agent’s input prompt alongside environment details and task instructions.

What breaks, and what should happen

Play Both

BeforeThe defect at the parent commit

0:00.00 / 0:00.00Frame 0 · Inspect the Computer display preferences in Personal View.

Add Comments to Personal View, then inspect the Comments search results in Global View.

AfterThe same script once the merged fix is applied

0:00.00 / 0:00.00Frame 0 · Inspect the Computer display preferences in Personal View.

Add ordinary Comments to each view, then return to inspect the personal field list.

How is it judged?

01 · Given

Restore the data and starting state.

A GLPI Super-Admin opens the Computer display-preference modal on Personal View, where Status is already selected. Both Personal View and Global View are available, but the Global View form has not yet loaded. The ordinary Comments field is absent from both saved field lists.

02 · When

Perform the interaction.

Select the ordinary Comments field from Personal View's add-option dropdown and click Add. Switch to Global View in the same modal, then search its add-option dropdown for Comments while both view forms remain loaded.

03 · Judge

Rationale: Personal columns configure one user; global defaults apply to users without a personal view. Their independent selections let Comments be included for both audiences.

Require

After adding ordinary Comments to Personal View, keep it available for selection and addition in Global View while retaining the personal selection. Filter add options against each view's own selected fields.

Allowed

The ordering, grouping, styling, or control implementation of available and selected fields may vary, provided the ordinary Comments field remains identifiable and selectable in Global View.
Preventing duplicate selections within an individual view is acceptable; selecting a field in one view must not prevent its independent selection in the other.