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Growing a subprocess overlaps following content #1243

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volkergersabeck opened this issue Feb 18, 2019 · 3 comments
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Growing a subprocess overlaps following content #1243

volkergersabeck opened this issue Feb 18, 2019 · 3 comments
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@volkergersabeck
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When a user adds further elements inside a subprocess such that the subprocess grows
Then it starts to overlap following elements

Expected behaviour: when growing a subprocess, also move any following elements as if the space tool were used.

1243 grow subprocess overlaps following elements

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nikku commented Feb 18, 2019

This is related to a flow element local space tool, as described in #876.

@ingorichtsmeier
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But, if I work on a collaboration diagram, the other pools should be kept untouched. Space tool is not the right option here.

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nikku commented Feb 18, 2019

@ingorichtsmeier As mentioned in my previous comment, a proper solution would most likely not apply the current global space tool behavior we got today but a container (or flow local) space tool as described in #876.

We would need to experiment with an improved space tool to see in which exact circumstances it would work (and in which it won't).

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