Dennis

Hi, I had a look at the browser console just after grafana 8.1.2 loaded by dashboard and noticed a number of failed requests for defaultGraph.drawio, it answers "Plugin file access...

Hi, A relatively easy workaround for now would be to revert back to grafana 8.1.1 until this gets fixed: `sudo apt install grafana=8.1.1`. With this, the shapes become visible again....

Hi Murad, I'm using the free version on embedded systems and PCs using the [apt repository](https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/installation/debian/). When you installed the package [separately](https://grafana.com/grafana/download?edition=oss), you can probably just download and re-install the...

Hi Murad, For minor downgrades this is probably safe as the structure of the grafana database in /var/lib/grafana/grafana.db remains largely the same. It never hurts to make a backup copy...

Hi CrashLaker, That trick will work once you have your final drawing. In python you probably have access to the parent attribute as well to work out the nested hierarchy....

You can try the last snapshot, it works much better, see #326.

Thanks for the suggestion, an alternative repository name could be grafana-flowcharting which sounds a bit more familiar;-) We could then keep flowcharting as the plugin name.

Guess we can ask the grafana guys, since agenty-flowcharting is not a core plugin, don't think grafana has more access to the agenty-flowcharting repo than we have. As far as...

Looks like Arnaud used the old way of publishing via [grafana-plugin-repository](https://github.com/grafana/grafana-plugin-repository/commits?author=algenty), I only see updated version history in his commits and links to his own repository.

Hi William, I'm willing to help out with a fork, but also have limited Javascript/Typescript experience, my developments are mainly in Python, Golang and C++. Kind regards, Dennis