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First of all, awesome tool for reverse engineering. Wonderful work!
Let me illustrate this issue with an example:
Let's say I have a package called usecases with an interface called UserOutputBoundary and another package called adapters with a type UserPresenter that implements the interface.
Here is an example where everything works great using a simple data type in the interface methods:
However, if I use a UserOutputData type from the usecases package instead of a simple data type this tool gets confused and produces the following PlantUML output without the expected inheritance relationship:
Hope it's an easy fix.
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First of all, awesome tool for reverse engineering. Wonderful work!
Let me illustrate this issue with an example:
Let's say I have a package called
usecases
with an interface calledUserOutputBoundary
and another package calledadapters
with a typeUserPresenter
that implements the interface.Here is an example where everything works great using a simple data type in the interface methods:
However, if I use a
UserOutputData
type from theusecases
package instead of a simple data type this tool gets confused and produces the following PlantUML output without the expected inheritance relationship:Hope it's an easy fix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: