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tortmayr

While resize and move can generally be regrouped in a single "Change Bounds" action, it is sometimes useful to distinguish them, at least in two cases: - Sometimes the bounds...

CamilleLetavernier

The resizetool does not consider any potentially bound movement restrictors. As a consequence its possible to overlap elements via Resize even if the `NoCollisionMovementRetrictor` is bound. Also there is one...

tortmayr

Manhattan routing has been improved so that edges don't go through elements anymore. However if 2 elements are too close to each other the edge will be routed through one...

gabrieldulca

After the client layout cycle only the computed bounds are reported back to the server. The position is only updated in the client model and remains unset at server side....

tortmayr

- Reduce amount of casting/type checks by use of Generics. - Maybe:1-to-1 mapping between action and corresponding handler?

tortmayr

(see also #62) Triggering a layout action from client side should make the diagram editor dirty

tortmayr

A generic point that we should start thinking about is to make it clear (by package name) what is internal and public API meant to be directly used and extended...

planger

Linter for server code?

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For the client code base (TS) we already use a linter (TSlint). Maybe we should do the same for the server code base? (probably checkstyle)

tortmayr

Sometimes move or add operations get lost

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I suspect that this is a concurrency issue. If multiple operation requests are sent from the client to the server within a short period of time, the second one might...

planger