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Invalid ChildCreationDescription returned while creating new a instance from a Reference widget #2460
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Bug: #2460 Signed-off-by: Florian ROUËNÉ <florian.rouene@obeosoft.com>
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…ervice In #2502 both ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler and ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider are defined as Spring Boot services. This means they will always appear in e.g. List<IReferenceWidgetRootCandidateSearchProvider> along with the "normal" (application-provided) one. They need to return false on canHandle() to be ignored when iterating on these lists, which seems wrong as they actually *can* handle all descriptionId. Then we also inject them (a second time) through their concrete type to use them as fallbacks/actual defaults. Do not mark them as @Services. They can (correctly) return true on canHandle. In the few places where we explictly want these default implementations, create them explicitly. ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider has no constructor dependency, ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler only needs the IEditService, which we can get easily. Bug: #2460 Signed-off-by: Pierre-Charles David <pierre-charles.david@obeo.fr>
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…ervice In #2502 both ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler and ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider are defined as Spring Boot services. This means they will always appear in e.g. List<IReferenceWidgetRootCandidateSearchProvider> along with the "normal" (application-provided) one. They need to return false on canHandle() to be ignored when iterating on these lists, which seems wrong as they actually *can* handle all descriptionId. Then we also inject them (a second time) through their concrete type to use them as fallbacks/actual defaults. Do not mark them as @Services. They can (correctly) return true on canHandle. In the few places where we explictly want these default implementations, create them explicitly. ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider has no constructor dependency, ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler only needs the IEditService, which we can get easily. Bug: #2460 Signed-off-by: Pierre-Charles David <pierre-charles.david@obeo.fr> Signed-off-by: Florian ROUËNÉ <florian.rouene@obeosoft.com>
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…ervice In #2502 both ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler and ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider are defined as Spring Boot services. This means they will always appear in e.g. List<IReferenceWidgetRootCandidateSearchProvider> along with the "normal" (application-provided) one. They need to return false on canHandle() to be ignored when iterating on these lists, which seems wrong as they actually *can* handle all descriptionId. Then we also inject them (a second time) through their concrete type to use them as fallbacks/actual defaults. Do not mark them as @Services. They can (correctly) return true on canHandle. In the few places where we explictly want these default implementations, create them explicitly. ReferenceWidgetDefaultCandidateSearchProvider has no constructor dependency, ReferenceWidgetDefaultCreateElementHandler only needs the IEditService, which we can get easily. Bug: #2460 Signed-off-by: Pierre-Charles David <pierre-charles.david@obeo.fr> Signed-off-by: Florian ROUËNÉ <florian.rouene@obeosoft.com>
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While creating a new instance using the "+" button from Reference Widget that represents a containment reference the presented candidates are incorrect. The creation description should be limited to the reference being edited. In the current implementation it return all pair of <ERefence,EClass> that match the criteria <ParentType,ChildType> whereas it should take into account the current containment reference.
Using the following meta model:
It easy to reproduce a case where we can create "Entity one in refC1" while editing the reference "Refc2".
Causing the weird behavior:
To reproduce:
InstanceProblem.zip
Studio.zip
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