Document Set in Modern Experience

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We are planning on implementing modern experiences and as I was demo'ing the new look and functionality I discovered that Document Sets pop up in a new tab when you create or access them within a library. Is there a way to turn off this NEW FEATURE? Are there other things that do not work with regards to DS?

Also, is there a centralized place that lists the functionality that still doesnt work within the Modern Experience or do I get to continue to step on land mines for the next 24 months?

[#2]

Sorry to say that, but you are quite right when saying : Get to continue to step on land mines for the next 24 months. We know that DS are not "modern UI" ready and also that there is not a specific ETA to be ready

[#3]

Should I not use Document Sets with the Modern Experience at all. So far I have noticed that they come up in a different tab and you don't seem to be able to able to edit the properties of the set...at all. Is this what you experience? 

[#4]

Yeap, basically document sets are still not modern and have these kind of issues...there is a thread in the Tech Community where we have discussed a lot about Document Sets in the new UI...and it was Linconl de Maris (one of the PM) the one saying they don't have a exact ETA for modernizing Document Sets

[#5]

I did find that thread a couple of hours ago. One comment in there by 

Andrew Warland is that he almost completely abandoned DS's due to their difficulty in managing from a user perspective. All we use them for is cascading column properties down through the hierarchy of a folder. Do we have any way of doing that with a simple folder structure. I guess I could create a CT and tie an event receiver to do that but would love to have a way that is contained completely within SP. 

[#6]

Yes i have experianced  and find some resolution fromlast two days and i am grtting failure.

[#7]

We heavily use document sets for the ability to keep the same metadata on all documents inside. It's scary that they haven't made them modern yet. I guess I need to start thinking of a Plan B.