Display input and output tool labels in the workflow editor #6770
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This displays the output label (if available) in the output section, for instance `Configure Output: 'Table split on column'` instead of `Configure Output: 'out1'`, and it displays available input variables as a list in the Rename dataset section, with the label next to the variable name.
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@mvdbeek Thanks, this is a lot easier to read! |
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Brilliant! Thanks a lot @mvdbeek ! |
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This makes renaming outputs and connecting the right stuff so much easier for those tools where the wrapper author likes short variables!! 🎉 |
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I think this makes it a lot easier to choose the correct variable.
Closes #6764