Scenario #1 - steps to reproduce:

1. Create global secret text macro;
2. Navigate to the Host edit form;
3. Switch to "Inherited and host macros";
4. Press "Change" for global secret macro;
5. Observe the "Description" field became editable and icon for value became enabled;
6. Press the eye icon and change to "Text";
7. Observe the "Value" field is now editable;
8. Press "Revert changes" icon.

Result:  Observe the icon changed to "Vault secret".

Expected: Icon should be reverted to "Secret macro".

Scenario #2 - steps to reproduce:

1. Create global secret text macro;
2. Navigate to the Host edit form;
3. Switch to "Inherited and host macros";
4. Press "Change" for global secret macro;
5. Press "Remove" button.

Result:  Observe that changes was reverted but input field has changed it's style - it's not grayed anymore.

Expected: Should be equally formatted as before pressing Change/Remove.

Scenario #3 - steps to reproduce:

1. Create global text macro;
2. Navigate to the Host edit form;
3. Switch to "Inherited and host macros";
4. Press "Change" for global macro;
5. Change its type.

Result: Type was changed but there is no "Revert changes" button.

Expected: Not sure in what cases it should appear. In code I see that "Revert change" is shown only for Secret text macros and that is done only server side. Client side script only trying to show/hide it when necessary. So, since this macro was text macro during server-side rendering, there is no "revert change" printed and it cannot be made visible when necessary. 

Scenario #4 - steps to reproduce:

1. Create global secret text macro;
2. Navigate to the Host edit form;
3. Switch to "Inherited and host macros";
4. Move mouse over the inactive value type button.

Result:  observe the bottom border of the icon disappears when mouse is over the icon.

Expected: since button is inactive, its style shouldn't change.