Poorly written, broken English clause for SplitInBatches' "Reset" help tooltip

[jerzygangi]

Bug Description

The SplitInBatches node¹ has an option called "Reset." When you hover over the help tooltip for "Reset," n8n shows this clause:

"Whether the node will be reset and so with the current input-data newly initialized" (source)

This is poorly written, broken English and needs to be improved. Specifically:

1. "...the node will be reset and so with..." is not syntatically correct English.
2. "input-data" shouldn't be hypenated.
3. The clause doesn't make sense.
4. The clause doesn't explain what the "Reset" feature does.

It seems this bug may be partially attributed to @janober in 89a73d4 ("Make it possible to reste [sic] SplitInBatches-Node"), and partially attributed to @michael-radency and @ivov in 88dea33 (via n8n-nodes-base/node-param-description-boolean-without-whether).

I'd love to know what the "Reset" feature does, and I imagine other n8n users would, too. If someone could rewrite the help text for "Reset" to be a cogent English clause, that would be great. Thanks!

To Reproduce

1. Open the SplitInBatches node in n8n.
2. Hover over the "Reset" option's tooltip.

Expected behavior

The "Reset" tooltip is a helpful, cogent English clause.

Operating System

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Footnotes

1. This bug applies to all versions of the SplitInBatches node. ↩

[Joffcom]

Hey @jerzygangi

Thanks for spotting that I will get it updated, to get things started...

If it’s turned on, the node will start fresh with new data every time it loops around.

[Joffcom]

Hey @jerzygangi,

We have created an internal ticket to look into this which we will be tracking as "N8N-8030"