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Yes. Personally, I would save the currently published form from the form library first, just in case I needed to republish that....
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You should be able to just publish the same form you use in FormsViewer to the library to promote your property. Or download the current form from the library, add the promoted property and republish it.
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FYI - doesn't repro for me in my tenant. I set up a list, added a column with change tracking, set versions to 50, customized in InfoPath and edited my field 6 times:
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I guess the next thing I would test would be if another new list / new list form has the same issue. And, I suppose, if you use the built in forms instead of the InfoPath form, whether the issue reproduces - that is, I'm wondering if this is caused by some SharePoint Online change that only affects new stuff..... I'll check this out on my ...
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How is the email sent? From the form, a SharePoint workflow, Power Automate Flow, etc? :)
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That seems really odd. In your other list, all changes show? Are both lists using a customized InfoPath form?
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I hate this type of error - it just doesn't have adequate information to help us, does it. So, I'm wondering if it could be caused by an IE setting? I found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17663721/infopath-cannot-open-file-not-enough-storage-is-available-to-complete-this-ope - while the message (and circumstances) are ...
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Put the date picker in a section. Add conditional formatting to hide the section instead.
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Oh, I see what you are saying now - no, you won't see that under the controls for any list form, because a list form isn't going to allow you to add another repeating structure to it - that just isn't supported by SharePoint lists. But the main data source will have a repeating group, which you can then use for repeating tables / ...
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Have you tried it? Yes, as you walk through the wizard, one option is to manage multiple items. This will make the main data source have a repeating group for the list item data.