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Entity Actions: Adds a descriptive title to the first action so you know what it does#21739

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@iOvergaard iOvergaard commented Feb 12, 2026

This pull request introduces a minor enhancement to the UmbEntityActionsBundleElement component. The change improves accessibility and usability by adding a title attribute to the rendered button.

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The first action is hoisted out into each table row, but you don't necessarily know what it does, because we don't show the label next to it. Instead, we can hint towards the user what the action does by adding a title, which essentially is duplicating the existing aria-label.

…ndle, otherwise you do not know what it does, unless the icon is very descriptive
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Pull request overview

Adds a tooltip/hover title to the “first” entity action button in the entity actions bundle, improving discoverability of what the primary action does in the backoffice UI.

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  • Adds a title attribute to the first <uui-button> using the same localized string as the existing label.

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very good

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