Support for @UI.HeaderInfo.TypeName
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Hi colleagues,
for the object type column the label of the entity is being used. However it is not common that entities are annoyed with a label. Instead they usually have the
@UI.HeaderInfoannotation annotated as it dictates app, object page and table names in Fiori elements. Thus change tracking should also consider this annotation as a fallback.@UI.HeaderInfo.TypeNamePluralis also an option if desired. Moreover@UI.HeaderInfo.Titledefines the object page identifier for a rotation and it might make sense to consider this for a nicer Object Key (or consider @Common.SemanticKey).BR,
Marten