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#11
Other Plug-ins / Database plugin "Failed to emp...
Last post by TBryanB - September 25, 2023, 20:25:56 PM
I recently had to reinstall Archi and the database plugin.  I installed plugin version 4.9.7.  I'm trying to export to Neo4j, but I keep getting an error message "Failed to empty the Neo4j database".  I can't figure out what's going on.  Any ideas of what I might have done incorrectly when I reinstalled/reconfigured the plugin?
#12
coArchi / Re: CoArchi Error
Last post by Phil Beauvoir - September 25, 2023, 18:09:33 PM
Quote from: kkosienski on September 25, 2023, 18:04:19 PMFor anyone that may experience a similar issue.  We did try to abort uncommited changes and undo to latest commit. Both resulted in displaying another, but different, error message. We had to delete / remove the model and import a fresh to copy from the Github repo to resolve the issue. Unfortunately the user lost some work.

Before doing those actions the user could have done a "Save As" and saved to a different file to preserve those changes.
#13
coArchi / Re: CoArchi Error
Last post by kkosienski - September 25, 2023, 18:04:19 PM
For anyone that may experience a similar issue.  We did try to abort uncommited changes and undo to latest commit. Both resulted in displaying another, but different, error message. We had to delete / remove the model and import a fresh to copy from the Github repo to resolve the issue. Unfortunately the user lost some work.
#14
coArchi / Re: CoArchi Error
Last post by kkosienski - September 25, 2023, 16:34:42 PM
I was going to try to "undo to latest Commit" first. Is that materially different than selecting "abort uncommitted changes" from the collaboration menu?
#15
coArchi / Re: CoArchi Error
Last post by Phil Beauvoir - September 25, 2023, 16:27:24 PM
Hi, it's hard to say from the error message. You could try an "Abort Uncommitted Changes" action to reset things, although you might lose any changes.
#16
coArchi / CoArchi Error
Last post by kkosienski - September 25, 2023, 16:20:58 PM
Hi All,

I was doing a commit and my device was accidently disconnected from the network in the middle of the commit. After reconnecting to the network and trying to do a commit again I get the following attached error message. This message is displayed when I try to commit, change branches and when trying to publish. Any thoughts on how to resolve?

#17
coArchi / Re: How are IDs created? Will ...
Last post by Yost67 - September 25, 2023, 15:22:46 PM
Thanks for the quick reply!  :)
#18
coArchi / Re: How are IDs created? Will ...
Last post by Jean-Baptiste Sarrodie - September 25, 2023, 13:23:23 PM
Hi,

Quote from: Yost67 on September 25, 2023, 11:21:48 AMwe were wondering how IDs for repository elements are generated,

Ids are GUID and thus will be unique across models.

Quote from: Yost67 on September 25, 2023, 11:21:48 AMWe experienced that if multiple people are changing the same diagram at the same time, the conflict resolution during Publishing wants us to choose one complete diagram version. All the changes in the other diagram version(s) are discarded. Even if they would not impact the changes made in the chosen diagram version (Eg, if 2 people add a different component to the same diagram, only one of those components survives the Publish)...

Yes, that's by design. Views are considered atomic objects in this context.

Regards,

JB
#19
coArchi / How are IDs created? Will repo...
Last post by Yost67 - September 25, 2023, 11:21:48 AM
Hi all,

I'm new to the coArchi plugin and we are experimenting with multi-user use of Archi. We experienced that if multiple people are changing the same diagram at the same time, the conflict resolution during Publishing wants us to choose one complete diagram version. All the changes in the other diagram version(s) are discarded. Even if they would not impact the changes made in the chosen diagram version (Eg, if 2 people add a different component to the same diagram, only one of those components survives the Publish)...

So we are now considering a work instruction that advices every user to start modeling on their own diagrams, and have sessions together with other authors to combine multiple diagrams into one overview diagram. While discussing this, we were wondering how IDs for repository elements are generated, and if this might result in conflicts during Publish/Merge operations. So if we are all creating Application Components in our own diagrams, will all these components have separate IDs when we are Publishing the diagrams to the shared repository? Or might locally created components share IDs with other locally created components (of the same type)?

Thanks for responding.
#20
jArchi / Re: Diagram-model-group mask a...
Last post by Phil Beauvoir - September 22, 2023, 14:08:42 PM
> I need to know .. if an element is inside another .. and if is nested?

If a visual element is nested inside of another visual element its parent is that visual element. Otherwise the parent is the diagram model:

// Get selected object
let selected = selection.first();

// Get the parent
let parent = $(selected).parent().first()

> I have the same probleme with a Visual Connections

Nesting doesn't apply to visual connections as they are on a separate layer.