In a workflow, if a certain action is meant to highlight activities, which solution would be appropriate?

The most appropriate solution for highlighting activities in a workflow is the use of debugging tools. Debugging tools are specifically designed to assist in identifying and illustrating the flow of processes, allowing users to monitor the execution of each step in real-time. They enable users to visualize the actions being performed, making it easier to understand the current state of the workflow and pinpoint any areas that require attention or clarification.

These tools typically provide features such as breakpoints, step-through execution, and variable inspection, which enhance the ability to track and highlight activities effectively. This visibility is crucial during development or troubleshooting, as it allows for a detailed examination of how each component within the workflow interacts and operates.

In contrast, while the output console showcases messages produced by the workflow, it does not inherently highlight the activities or steps themselves. Step-by-step execution may provide some level of tracking but does not create a comprehensive view of activity highlights. Log messages, although helpful for keeping a record of events, are more focused on documenting actions rather than actively visualizing or highlighting them within the workflow.