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coArchi - a plug-in to share and collaborate on Archi models.
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problem to import a remote model with archi collaborative #170

Closed nadinew closed 2 years ago

nadinew commented 3 years ago

when i try to import a remote model ( brancn master ) i have a message et when i say ok the remote model doesn't open in the workspace Sans titre 1

jbsarrodie commented 3 years ago

Hi Nadine,

This is related to an underlying corruption of the model which can happen in some edge cases. The root cause is most certainly a relationship that was created and later updated to change its start or end (could be cause by a manual operation or the merge of some elements). In some cases, the underlying relationship has changed but a connexion in a view hasn't.

Since version 4.7, Archi has been enhanced to look for such inconsistencies and now refuses to open such model.

To fix it you have to run a script on the model using Archi 4.6.

The whole process is described here.

JB

nadinew commented 3 years ago

I install archi 4.6 and the plug in collaborative and import the remote model but how can i run this script with archi 4.6 I don't find the plug in jarchi for archi4.6

Phillipus commented 3 years ago

Since version 4.7, Archi has been enhanced to look for such inconsistencies and now refuses to open such model.

@jbsarrodie Are you sure? The ModelChecker only checks when saving a model.

jbsarrodie commented 3 years ago

@jbsarrodie Are you sure? The ModelChecker only checks when saving a model.

Yes, during import, coArchi has to create the temp.archimate file from the repository and thus has to save it. That's why this issue is raised.

jbsarrodie commented 3 years ago

I install archi 4.6 and the plug in collaborative and import the remote model but how can i run this script with archi 4.6 I don't find the plug in jarchi for archi4.6

If you installed Archi 4.6 using the custom package I created for the team last year, jArchi is already included. If you can't find it I can send it to you by email, just let me know.

Phillipus commented 3 years ago

@jbsarrodie Are you sure? The ModelChecker only checks when saving a model.

Yes, during import, coArchi has to create the temp.archimate file from the repository and thus has to save it. That's why this issue is raised.

Ah, yes. Could one open the temp.archimate file directly bypassing coArchi?

jbsarrodie commented 3 years ago

Ah, yes. Could one open the temp.archimate file directly bypassing coArchi?

temp.Archimate file only exist when the import process worked fine, so the only way to get it locally is to downgrade.

Another option is to find someone who already imported the model and to let it run the script and then commit/publish changes.

nadinew commented 3 years ago

can you send me jarchi for 4.6 thanks