Summary
Projects/packages that are created after an existing project exists are linking to the existing project's default property sets instead of the new project's property sets.
Expected and Current Behavior
The newly created package should be linking to the default property sets that are referenced within the owning project.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a project named Test1
- Create another project named Test2
- Create a package in Test2 named test
- Add"with Base_Types;" in the newly created package in Test2 public section.
The new package should look like:
package test
public
with Base_Types;
end test;
- Right click Test1 and select "Close Project"
An error that states "Couldn't resolve reference to ModelUnit 'Base_Types'." occurs.
Environment
- OSATE Version: 2.9.0
- Operating System: Windows
Summary
Projects/packages that are created after an existing project exists are linking to the existing project's default property sets instead of the new project's property sets.
Expected and Current Behavior
The newly created package should be linking to the default property sets that are referenced within the owning project.
Steps to Reproduce
The new package should look like:
An error that states "Couldn't resolve reference to ModelUnit 'Base_Types'." occurs.
Environment