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Christophe, the button currently doesnt serve any function, so you either hide it, which is an indication for the user that they need to use the action button at the top (guidance text can remain) or if hiding the button in the guidance generates complications system wise, make it an actional button. What is the purpose of having a drop down in the guidance if it doesnt trigger anything and they will have to use the action button at the top?
Interresting to see that this function is being used. Thanks for briging this to our attention
To make sure we got this right, we should hide the button
if there is no validation for an action
Other considerations
When hidding a button, we tend to break end user expectations, "why dont I have the button here/now"
should we rather show indicate that no validation defined for the task
the button allows to check for different actions (Approve / Reject action for example), should we only show the one that have validation
Should we validate all potatiial action after each save (this might have an impact)
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