Which of the following is NOT a feature of component locking?

The correct choice highlights that enforcing user access restrictions to components is not a feature of component locking. Component locking primarily deals with mechanisms to prevent issues that arise from multiple users or processes attempting to edit the same component simultaneously, ensuring that there is a clear and controlled editing process.

Component locking prevents concurrent editing by allowing only one user to modify a component at a time. This helps maintain the integrity of the component and avoids conflict errors that could occur if multiple changes were made simultaneously. Upon saving edits, the lock is automatically released, allowing others to access the component again, which is essential for a smooth workflow.

While communication among team members is important during development, it is not a formal feature of component locking itself. Component locking does not inherently include mechanisms for managing team communication; rather, it focuses purely on the technical aspects of editing access and control within the Boomi platform. Thus, enforcing user access restrictions is outside the scope of what component locking directly provides.