Unwrap System Nexus Operations in event history#1017
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What was changed
workflow show(table and --detailed modes) now displays the actual operation name instead of the genericNexusOperationScheduled/NexusOperationCompletedevent type when the Nexus endpoint is__temporal_system.workflow describeno longer includes pending Nexus operations on the__temporal_systemendpoint in the "Pending Nexus Operations" list or count.Why?
System Nexus operations (endpoint
__temporal_system) are implementation details of high-level SDK operations likeSignalWithStartWorkflowExecution. Surfacing them asNexusOperationScheduled/NexusOperationCompletedevents is confusing. By unwrapping the operation name, the history and describe output reflect what the workflow actually did at a semantic level. Similarly, pending system operations in describe are noise the user has no actionable interest in.Checklist
Closes NA
How was this tested:
commands.workflow_show_test.gocovering all six NexusOperation event types, the non-system-endpoint no-op path, and the missing-scheduled-event (reverse traversal / orphaned completion) path.temporal workflow show -w <id>against a live workflow that executes aSignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionsystem nexus operation and confirmed events 5 and 6 now show asSignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionScheduledandSignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionCompleted.