implied relationships don't inherit tags?

[chrikoch]

Description

I'm using structurizr DSL and some kotlin scripts for my model. While checking some relations via kotlin I ran into the problem, that implied relationships obviously don't inherit the tags from the original relationship. I wonder whether this is desired behavior.

This is a minimal example:

workspace {
  model {
    s1 = softwareSystem "S1" {
      c1 = container "C1"
    }
    s2 = softwareSystem "S2" {
      c2 = container "C2"
    }

    c1 -> c2 "desc" "tech" "myTag"
  }

  !script test.kts
}

test.kts has the following contents:

val rels = workspace.getModel().getRelationships()

for (r in rels) {
  println("from " + r.getSource() + " to " + r.getDestination() + " tags: " + r.getTags())
}

Output is

from {2 | C1 | } to {4 | C2 | } tags: Relationship,myTag
from {1 | S1 | } to {4 | C2 | } tags:
from {2 | C1 | } to {3 | S2 | } tags:
from {1 | S1 | } to {3 | S2 | } tags:

Only the "real" relation C1->C2 has the tags, the others don't have them.

Is there any way to check via kotlin whether a relationship is an implied one?

Background: I'm trying to implement some sort of "Unit-Test" via kotlin script to ensure all relationships have the correct tags.

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see above

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Minor

Priority

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Resolution

I have no budget, please fix this for free

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[chrikoch]

Is there any way to check via kotlin whether a relationship is an implied one?

An option might be to check whether the tag "Relationship" exists, but I wonder whether this is reliable.

[simonbrowndotje]

Yes, this is the desired behaviour; see structurizr/java#167 for more.