dkur

> Did you create the revision through low level interface? Then this may be related to or even a duplicate of #1115. Nope. I call model.commit()

Yes I see... Is there any other method to commit the model?

> If you want to make low level modifications to a model in your BIMserver client - then no. The alternative to low level modifications is check-in of a whole...

What could be the reason for this error? Circular dependencies?

The following code fixes the issue: ``` List packages = objects.values().stream().map(i -> i.eClass().getEPackage()).distinct().collect(Collectors.toList()); for (EPackage pack : packages) { for (EClassifier classifier : pack.getEClassifiers()) { if (classifier instanceof EClass) {...

> I assume you are using the Java client. This is probably related to #786. Do you use deep or lazy loading? If you are not using deep loading yet...

> When I try and reproduce with Web Console, I don't see the exception, just the final `org.bimserver.BimserverDatabaseException: Too many conflicts, tried 10 times`. Maybe it's my logging settings. How...

Sorry, it was my fault. I get first and last point from the cache. That's why they look identical to the list

I rolled my own comparer but it's not working. Seems to be some problems in getting models with different revisions to run comparison on server side in CompareDatabaseAction. For testing...

To overcome this issue I download models to the client and pass ClientIfcModel to comparer code. In this case it works well except that I have to check deleted elements...