"Configurable" is a manager-trap, just like low code. If something's configurable, you now need to forever test all the potential configurations, which always seems to become a combinatorial explosion of tests.
I see this almost every day. A low-code/no-code platform configuration change rolls through the testing lifecycle of straight up code. All the advantages of a low-code/no-code platform fly out the window because the time from feature request to prod is the same as if it were developed from code.