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Oh these values get stored somewhere in I think either ~/.config or ~/.local I forget which one, so you can change them and check the file to see the code you it, but I have some examples here
https://github.com/Die4Ever/KDE-Windows-98-Theme/blob/main/look-and-feel/Reactionary98/contents/layouts/org.kde.plasma.desktop-layout.js#L23
Maybe you can use kfind to figure out the root file that has these values
Oh nice, I think I've used that theme.
I was imagining something a little different.
I had in mind something like xfce's XML files where settings can be locked at the system level, so when they're generated at the user level, those individual settings refuse to be masked.
I think for Plasma I'd need a script that runs after the theme has been changed that flips the "group-by" setting back to "never".