fix: inconsistent workflow->updated_at between list view & workflow page

[nikochiko]

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The changes update context management and icon usage in the _render_saved_generated_timestamp method by combining nested context managers into a single statement and replacing a raw HTML icon with a reference to a new icons.info variable. The icons.py module now includes an info variable containing the FontAwesome info icon HTML. In widgets/saved_workflow.py, the code now directly accesses published_run.updated_at instead of published_run.saved_run.updated_at, removing an intermediate variable and simplifying the conditional logic for displaying the timestamp.

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daras_ai_v2/icons.py (1)

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PR: GooeyAI/gooey-server#703
File: daras_ai_v2/settings.py:309-309
Timestamp: 2025-06-16T11:40:10.683Z
Learning: The FontAwesome icon `fa-magnifying-glass` is available in both `fa-solid` and `fa-regular` styles. The user nikochiko confirmed this with documentation link https://fontawesome.com/icons/magnifying-glass?f=classic&s=regular

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daras_ai_v2/icons.py (1)

49-49: LGTM! Good addition for icon consistency.

The new info icon constant follows the established pattern and uses valid FontAwesome classes. This centralizes the icon definition for better maintainability.

widgets/saved_workflow.py (1)

209-215: Excellent fix for the timestamp inconsistency issue!

The change from published_run.saved_run.updated_at to published_run.updated_at correctly addresses the core problem described in the PR. This ensures consistent timestamp display between the list view and workflow page, while also improving performance by avoiding unnecessary relationship traversal.

daras_ai_v2/base.py (1)

599-603: Nice refactoring to improve code organization!

The combined context managers are more readable, and using icons.info instead of the raw HTML string improves consistency and maintainability. The functional behavior remains unchanged while following the DRY principle.

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