Describe the bug
When an unauthorized user attempts to perform a Reset action, the UI does not display an Unauthorized error. However, for other actions such as Cancel, Terminate, or Create New Workflow, the UI correctly shows an unauthorized error.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Configure RBAC for UI users on the server using Authorizer and ClaimMapper.
- Navigate to a completed workflow in the UI.
- Click on the Reset action.
- Observe the UI behavior.
Actual Behavior
No error message is displayed when an unauthorized user attempts the Reset action
Expected behavior
The UI should display an "Unauthorized" error message when an unauthorized user attempts to perform a Reset action, similar to the behavior observed for other restricted actions (Cancel, Terminate, Create New Workflow).
Screenshots
I can clearly error in server when unauthorized user do resent action but no error shows on UI

We can error on UI when we do other actions like cancel, terminate, create new workflow etc
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- Version [UI 2.47.2 and Server 1.29.2]
Additional context
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Describe the bug
When an unauthorized user attempts to perform a Reset action, the UI does not display an Unauthorized error. However, for other actions such as Cancel, Terminate, or Create New Workflow, the UI correctly shows an unauthorized error.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Actual Behavior
No error message is displayed when an unauthorized user attempts the Reset action
Expected behavior
The UI should display an "Unauthorized" error message when an unauthorized user attempts to perform a Reset action, similar to the behavior observed for other restricted actions (Cancel, Terminate, Create New Workflow).
Screenshots

I can clearly error in server when unauthorized user do resent action but no error shows on UI
We can error on UI when we do other actions like cancel, terminate, create new workflow etc
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.