Help on action groups

I have a group of actions with some operations, I will describe them in order: top to bottom (first to last):
Replace "_FILENAME" - 49 actions
Case conversion "_FILENAME" - 1 action
Export .m3u - 1 action
Export .sfv - 1 action
Export .nfo - 1 action
Format value "_DIRECTORY"

Somehow, I don't know how or why, the Format value "_DIRECTORY" action triggers before the .m3u .sfv actions and I end up in the .sfv and .m3u files in front of the lines with filenames with "..\new DIR name\filename" in the old DIR name and with only the mp3 file in the new renamed DIRECTORY.
Shouldn't the actions trigger in the order first to last and the last one being the directory rename, only after all the previous actions finish executing to then run and rename the DIR?

Does anyone know what's going on, am I doing something wrong or is it some kind of bug?

ok, thanks for the heads up, I did not know that information.

So I've changed the order and left all the export actions last but the same things happen...

See also this thread:

it looks like both functions, the export and renaming the folder, interfere with each other.
One should be executed in a separate action group.

thanks for your input, so it seems this can't be done in one fluent group of actions...

Could you possibly help on this situation, if it can be done?
I always have a cover image in the album folder named cover.jpg, can I rename this file using the same action group?

jpg files are not a supported file type - so by default such files are not treated by MP3tag.
If you rename a complete folder, then all files in that folder get moved along.

If you add *.jpg to options->tags they are shown in Mp3Tag.
But the files can only be renamed with constants or pseudo-tags, that are related to filenames, folders, parentfolders. i.e. %_directory%, %_filename%, $left(%_filename%,5)