I read the other thread, and I think they are different things.  I've responded on the other thread to get some clarifying details, but I think that Launch may already provide a way for you to do that.

The revisions themselves are set in stone at the time they are saved to a library and they are never edited again.  This is a system constraint so that you can always have a historical record of the thing that was published at any given time.When you say that you want to make it editable, can I desc...

The code editor will now minify your code behind the scenes and report back to you problems that you'll run into at compile time.

We've got some designs done to do some better breadcrumbs throughout the entire app.  It will fix this issue as well.  Priorities wise, it's behind Republish, Search, Notes, and a couple other things that are already in progress, but I think we'll be able to get to this within the next couple months...

This is nearing completion.  As usual, we'll do an API release which introduces the functionality and a subsequent UI release to make it easier to use.This will work only for libraries published to environments which use the Managed by Adobe host.  If you're doing SFTP delivery, you're on your own f...

This is nearing completion.  Code is wrapping up, then we'll start testing.  Probably 2-3 weeks out.

The first iteration of this is progress now.  We will release the search capability first in the API, then incorporate it into the UI.The MVP plan is for a global search box at the top of the screen in the black bar (we call it Shell) up by the solution switcher, help, etc.  When you type, we will s...

Are there any resources you don't need notes on?  We assume you'd like them on Rules, Rule Components, Data Elements, and Extensions.  We also think they would be useful on Libraries.We think they probably wouldn't be all very useful on Environments, Hosts, or Builds. What about Properties?We'll pro...

The solution I explained above has been implemented.  Specifically:

This is a known issue that we're working to prioritize in the next little while.