Restrict attributes shown on the Customer index#2810
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As we've added more attributes to the `Customer`, the index has gotten wider and wider until the page layout has broken. It's the first page you land on when looking at the demo, so in addition to setting a bad first impression, it's not reflective of what someone would setup themselves. We fix this by reducing the attributes shown to be sensible, but avoid breaking the page layout.
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As we've added more attributes to the
Customer, the index has gotten wider and wider until the page layout has broken. It's the first page you land on when looking at the demo, so in addition to setting a bad first impression, it's not reflective of what someone would setup themselves.We fix this by reducing the attributes shown to be sensible, but avoid breaking the page layout.
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