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there is type A and type B, both are descendants of FCO
there is a type C, that can contain both A and B type elements
there are also type subA which is an instance of A
finally we also have a type mixB that is an instance of FCO but has B as mixin
In this setup, all the instances of A, B, subA, and mixB should be valid child of any instance of C. Right now, the mixB instances would be classified as invalid children of C.
The same stands for possible pointer targets.
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…age (#974)
* Moving import and export related functionality to storage util.
The export import functions of a rawJsonProject can be used from any source (and not just with the help of a worker)
Also fixes#961.
* Adds test for worker functions regarding refactor
Fixes#966 issue
* Fixed test collisions
* Fix naming issues.
Fixes#968
* Fix for updateLibrary if it is done with URL
* Fix review comments
* Fix function description of importProjectJson
…age (#974)
* Moving import and export related functionality to storage util.
The export import functions of a rawJsonProject can be used from any source (and not just with the help of a worker)
Also fixes#961.
* Adds test for worker functions regarding refactor
Fixes#966 issue
* Fixed test collisions
* Fix naming issues.
Fixes#968
* Fix for updateLibrary if it is done with URL
* Fix review comments
* Fix function description of importProjectJson
Given the following scenario:
In this setup, all the instances of A, B, subA, and mixB should be valid child of any instance of C. Right now, the mixB instances would be classified as invalid children of C.
The same stands for possible pointer targets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: