Where did my restart buttons go when I upgrade to Washington? How can I restore "legacy" restart functionality?Prior to Washington, there was no restart functionality in Playbook. The restart button on the activities did not actually restart the activity. Instead, clicking “Restart” would just mark the activity as editable again. Clicking “Restart” would not re-run the sub-flow so this only worked in manual activities such as User Form or Instruction whose sub-flows did not perform any work. Subsequent activities would also not start again in this approach. In Washington, we introduced true restart. Restarting an activity rewinds the Playbook to that point in the process. Subsequent activities move back to pending. Playbook authors must choose to enable this feature and can decide which stages and activities should restart or which should only run on restart. This is documented here. We wanted to avoid supporting two different ways of restarting a Playbook, so the legacy approach was removed in Washington. However, some BUs and customers want to maintain the ability to edit forms within completed activities. Rather than bring back the old “Restart” button, we recommend overriding the “Update” declarative action used by these forms so that it remains present on Completed and Skipped activities. As long as a form has a declarative action that requires form fields, it will remain editable. To do this, follow the instructions below: Navigate to Playbook Experience → Actions → Activity ActionsOpen the Declarative Action called update_record. Perform and “Insert and Stay” to clone this record.Under the “Conditions” tab, locate the Client Condition that says, “Activity State" → “is" → "In Progress”. Change this condition to “Activity State” → “is one of” → “In Progress, Skipped, Complete”. Save the cloned declarative action record and scroll down to the “Playbook Experience Mapping” tab.Create new entries in this related list to map the overridden “Update” button to whichever activity definitions you'd like. WARNING: be sure to specify your own “Playbook Experience” in this mapping record. Do not choose the “Global Playbook Experience” or this change will impact everyone else's Playbook as well. If you test your Playbook now, you'll see that the “Update” button remains on the completed activity and the form remains editable without confusing users with two types of “Restart”: