When encountering a file with an unknown file name extension, we used to simply crash the program. Instead, we now still try to load the model, but print a warning about potentially missing content. This enables limited use of capellambse on models that use external extension data, such as the *.traceability files created by the Publication for Capella extension.
Note that even when simply loading such a model will succeed, some runtime data access may cause errors due to the missing extension data. To avoid creating bigger problems down the line, capellambse will refuse to save such a model without also passing the extra save() flag i_have_a_recent_backup=True, similar to the behavior when ignoring UUID duplication.
When encountering a file with an unknown file name extension, we used to simply crash the program. Instead, we now still try to load the model, but print a warning about potentially missing content. This enables limited use of capellambse on models that use external extension data, such as the
*.traceabilityfiles created by the Publication for Capella extension.Note that even when simply loading such a model will succeed, some runtime data access may cause errors due to the missing extension data. To avoid creating bigger problems down the line, capellambse will refuse to save such a model without also passing the extra save() flag
i_have_a_recent_backup=True, similar to the behavior when ignoring UUID duplication.