Changed links from an object to an array #25
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Links is no longer an object with links expressed either as string or as arrays of strings. Instead, links is an array, with each link being represented by a single object. This object is a tuple of type and target (an enumerated value and a UUID string, respectively). Updated all mentions of links in the repository, including use cases and their graphical representations.
This was referenced Jun 15, 2016
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Links is no longer an object with links expressed either as string or
as arrays of strings. Instead, links is an array, with each link
being represented by a single object. This object is a tuple of type
and target (an enumerated value and a UUID string, respectively).
Updated all mentions of links in the repository, including use cases
and their graphical representations.