[profiler][request toolbar] keep only action name in the toolbar icon.

[aitboudad]

Before:

After:

[inso]

Action name is not unique, why not just keep route name?

[angusty]

why?

[fabpot]

I like the fact that you can quickly identify the executed request. 👎 from me.

[aitboudad]

The toolbar icon should contains a little information and as you see in the screenshot it take 30% of the toolbar width which is wrong to me.
Is there another way to reduce the width of the request toolbar ?

[linaori]

I agree with both cases to be honest, working on 1440x900, with 2.7 I have a double rowed bar because it simply doesn't fit on there anymore, even with 2.6 I get this if the action names are very long. I use this feature to quickly trace back my current page to a certain controller and action.

What about showing MyController :: myAction and the route name when you hover over it? I know even this can be long, but 1/3 shorter on the average case. Another option would be to strip Controller and Action off, as they always contain those values anyway, but this might be confusing: My :: my

[phansys]

I like the @iltar's proposal.
The My :: my syntax shouldn't be confusing, indeed its similar which you use in some_route.defaults._controller in routing.yml by instance (just missing the bundle name part).
IMO, it would be nice to show also the request method on hover.

[ogizanagi]

👍 about @iltar suggestion

[tgabi333]

I would keep only the routing name, shows the controller and action on hover

[flip111]

When displaying the method name the "Action" part of "changePasswordAction" can be removed.

[stof]

I agree that we should find a shorter display for them to avoid taking 1/3 of the toolbar width just for this item (which causes issues when you have more items)

[xabbuh]

Stripping off Controller and Action sounds indeed like a good idea to me. What about also remove the route name here? You can see it when hovering the controller name and I assume most of the time you are more interested in finding the controller than the route name.

[linaori]

What about just showing the status, amount of requests + subrequests used in the bar and the rest when hovering?

[stevenmusumeche]

👍 to @iltar's suggestion