When does the constant diagram functor preserve fibrant objects in the injective model structure on diagram categories? When does the constant diagram functor preserve fibrant objects in the injective model structure on diagram categories?
For example, this is the case when the index category of the diagrams is a cofinite filtered poset (see Edwards and Hastings "Čech and Steenrod Homotopy Theories with Applications to Geometric Topology", LNM volume 542). But I would like some more general contexts.
 A: This is a long comment, rather than an answer. The poset in Edward and Hastings context  LNM 542 is elegant reedy, so the injective and the reedy model structures coincide, but independently of this, the constant diagram functor does not preserve fibrations, contrary to the statement in theorem 3.2.4. Consider the poset  $A = \{\bullet  \to  \bullet \gets \bullet \}$, and a fibrant object $X \to 1$ in $\mathcal{C}$. It follows from 3.2.7 that if the constant diagram were a fibration in $\mathcal{C}^A$, then the diagonal $X \to X \times X$ must be a fibration in $\mathcal{C}$. However EH apply this to posets $P$ which are reindexing of filtering categories, so we add the following to include this situation. It is easy to see that this poset is the category $A = P_{< j}$ for the subdiagram $j = \{\bullet \to \bullet\}$ of two consecutive numbers in $\omega$, where $P$ is the result of the "Mardesic trick" (i.e. Deligne construction Prop. 8.1.6 SGA4) applied  to $\omega$. Finally, it is easy to see directly that the constant diagram determined by a fibration $X \to Y$ is a fibration in $\mathcal{C}^P$ provided that  for any $j \in P$, the finite poset $P_{< j}$ is either empty or connected, which clearly is not the case in the example above.
