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As @sfdcfox suggested, you need to use a few UI API wire adapters.
You'll need a combination of getRecord, getObjectInfo and getPicklistValues for a totally generic solution with no hardcoded Ids.
The good news is that I blogged exactly about that:
https://developer.salesforce.com/blogs/2019/12/retrieving-picklist-values-without-using-apex.html
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You can use getPicklistValues to get the list of picklist values (filtered by record type), and getRecord to get the information off the opportunity record.
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Actually, They are two different buttons for Classic and Lightning.
Add Product - It appears in Classic
Add Products - It appears in Lightning
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You can not directly map a record type from lead to opportunity(Salesforce stores record type Id on the object which is different for lead and opportunity even when the record type names are same)
As a workaround map text field from lead to opportunity which stores record type name and then create a workflow on the opportunity to populate the actual ...
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