This PR is raised to close the issue #13044 But there are some doubts that needs to be approved. If the fields are not custom then we were saving the changes in **standardOverrides** obj in which only three fields are overridableFields **label, icon & description** can be updated for a field. You can see this in _before-update-one-field.hook.ts_ on line 85 ```ts const overridableFields = ['label', 'icon', 'description']; ``` If the field to be updated are from these three we are putting this in a **standardOverrides** obj and passing it However in our _field-metadata.service.ts_ file. We have **updateOne** function inside it we have wrote a condition if **isCustom** is false then the purpose was to build the updatableFields from the **standardOverrides** obj that we got in **fieldMetadataInput** but there was an error in it. As you can see below ```ts const updatableFieldInput = existingFieldMetadata.isCustom === false ? this.buildUpdatableStandardFieldInput( fieldMetadataInput, existingFieldMetadata, ) : fieldMetadataInput; ``` However, the issue was that we were placing the entire **standardOverrides** object inside **updatableFieldInput** again — instead of merging its individual fields (label, icon, description) directly into the update payload. This PR fixes that by correctly applying the overrides into the top-level object. Please refer to the file changes for the full context. But the thing i don't know. [ ] - Is this the correct expected flow?? [ ]- Will this change break anything elsewhere? I still have doubts on these two. Let me know if I missed something. --------- Co-authored-by: Jagss24 <btwitsjagannat12@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
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