Vincent Aranega

@CrazyAutomotiveHacker Sorry about the late answer. The issue you have here comes from the implementation of the Ecore metamodel which misses some parts which I will add for the next...

Hi @CrazyAutomotiveHacker . Unfortunately, I think there is no easy solution for you issue (beside modifying the metamodel). The use of `EObject` as explicit type for `eType` is the issue...

Hi @CrazyAutomotiveHacker , I will definitely work on it, I really want to be able to express the same kind of semantic in Python. Actually, I have a genral idea,...

@tobias-huermann @CrazyAutomotiveHacker I will try to work on it during christmas holidays! I'm so sorry about the delay. The struggle here is clearly time (and a little bit of manpower),...

So, I had time to work a little bit on them, I have a first working version in PyEcore for dynamic metamodels (in the `develop` branch). The only thing that...

@tobias-huermann Thanks a lot for the test case! I will try it asap with the new pyecoregen version I have that partially deals with generics. From what I saw quickly...

Hi @alessiostalla Thanks for the message! It definitely reminds me that I put that a little bit out of my head... Indeed, the support for generic improved a little bit...

Hi @CFAndy , Thanks for the suggestion and the kind words! I will try the project you proposed. Currently, I use [codacy](https://www.codacy.com/) which give nice feedbacks, but I'm always eager...

@CFAndy No problem! Here is the link: https://www.codacy.com/app/aranega/pyecore. All is not green, but they are wanted side effects. I will work on better design for some sooner or later. I...

Hi @fabtrie, I'm so sorry, I totally missed your issue. Thanks for the case study and the ticket! Following the message, it looks like indeed, a derived feature is responsible...