To be able to produce fully qualified names for bpmn4s elements that can be uniquely split into constituent parts further in the MBT chain, we need to use a separator that is not allowed for identifiers in the BPMN4S editor but is allowed for pspec. We chose the @ symbol as a separator.
@ is still not allowed in pspec so this issue should fix that.
@ is still allowed in the editor, we will make an issue to fix that later.
To be able to produce fully qualified names for bpmn4s elements that can be uniquely split into constituent parts further in the MBT chain, we need to use a separator that is not allowed for identifiers in the BPMN4S editor but is allowed for pspec. We chose the @ symbol as a separator.
@ is still not allowed in pspec so this issue should fix that.
@ is still allowed in the editor, we will make an issue to fix that later.