WTH can't we view (read-only) non-automation.yaml automations in the UI?

Home Assistant currently displays automations in other files (like in packages) in the Configuraiton> Automations list, but won’t let you view them (“Only automations in automations.yaml are editable.”).

It’d be really nice to be able to view via the UI any automations the system has in use, even if they can’t be edited. It’s mildly frustrating to see them listed but not be able to look at it to quickly double-check what trigger or condition its using, what actions it involves, etc. You can’t even view the descriptive comment for the automation. If it’s a matter of parsing failing sometimes, then just failing over to displaying the raw yaml like the LoveLace editor yaml view would be great. Again, read-only is fine.

Certainly I can go look at them other ways, but it feels really weird to have an inconsistent inspectable list of automations, and it would be very useful to know that you can view any enabled automation from the Configuration > Automations list.

have you tried adding adding to each automation
id: ‘some unique name’

Thanks for the suggestion.

Yes, I checked and most of the automations I have in packages have unique id: fields, if only because I usually create the automations using the GUI editor and then move them over to a package once they’re working properly. In many cases I rename them from the random id number to something else.

In either case, the automation is not editable, giving the same error message.