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1704 subgraphs #1709

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1704 subgraphs #1709

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@knsv knsv commented Oct 7, 2020

馃搼 Summary

Reverts to previous behavior for which subgraph a node belongs to.

Resolves #1704

馃搹 Design Decisions

There is some ambiguity about what subgraph a node belongs to when it appears in several subgraphs. Should it stick to the first subgraph it appears in or should the last subgraph it gets added to be the one? In other cases like for instance the title of a node it is the latest instance that counts.

  A[Title1] --> B
  A[Title2]

It was to be consistent with this principle the behavior changed along with the fix for issue #1602. However ... Changes that affects existing diagrams is a very unfortunate so this will be reverted to previous behavior.

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  • 馃摉 have read the contribution guidelines
  • 馃捇 have added unit/e2e tests (if appropriate)
  • 馃敄 targeted develop branch

@knsv knsv merged commit 4c84955 into develop Oct 8, 2020
@knsv knsv deleted the 1704_subgraphs branch July 5, 2021 08:41
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