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Hi Pooja,
Thank you for sharing this thoughtful and important feedback. We completely understand the concern you’ve highlighted regarding the default view in ConfigHub map search.
Your point about the default selection being set to “Production” creating a risk—especially during time-sensitive scenarios—is very valid. Accidentally reviewing or deploying against the Production version instead of CTE can lead to unintended errors, and improving this default behavior would certainly enhance usability and reduce such risks.
Setting the default tab to “CTE” aligns well with safer operational practices and a more user-friendly experience, particularly for self-service scenarios.
Thank you again for calling this out so clearly—it’s a valuable suggestion that can benefit many users.
Regards,
Manoj Panda