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## What I've Implemented I've added tooltips that show the original action type when you hover over workflow step icons in the side panel. Now even if you rename an action to something custom, you can still see what type of action it actually is by hovering over the icon. ## The Problem This Solves Before this change, once you renamed a workflow action (like changing "Create Record" to "Add New Customer"), there was no way to tell what the original action type was. This made it really confusing when collaborating with others or when coming back to your own workflows after some time - you couldn't tell if an action was a "Create Record" or "Update Record" or something else. ## What Changed Updated action type labels: Instead of showing just "Action" for all record operations, the system now shows specific types like "Create Record", "Update Record", "Delete Record", etc. Added hover tooltips: When you hover over the action icons in the workflow side panel, a tooltip appears showing the original action type, even if you've renamed the step title. ## Before vs After Before: All actions showed "Action" in the side panel, making it impossible to distinguish between different types after renaming. After: Each action shows its specific type in tooltips, so you always know what you're working with. This should make workflow management much clearer, especially when multiple people are collaborating on the same workflow! Resolves #14878 ## Demo Video See it in action: https://www.loom.com/share/c0e0ec24e4524d0685b841e9ceb011d0?t=65&sid=dc05e58a-8869-4969-aa67-9772242fe697 --------- Co-authored-by: Thomas Trompette <thomas.trompette@sfr.fr>
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