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bpmn-io / camunda-transaction-boundaries

Visualize all Camunda transaction boundaries in a BPMN diagram.
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Red transaction marker #13

Closed julrichkieffer closed 2 years ago

julrichkieffer commented 2 years ago

Describe the Bug

The transaction marker illustrated is a red bar. However, after installing the plugin, a white "T" marker appears instead. The red marker is preferred as it's visually unobtrusive / more subtle.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Install this plugin
  2. Place a user task or a service task (with Async Before checked)
  3. Toggle this plugin to "on" state

Actual Behavior

Transaction boundaries are marked with a "T" in a white box with grey borders.

Expected Behavior

Transaction boundaries are marked with a red bar only.

Environment

pinussilvestrus commented 2 years ago

The plugin is using different styles as the underlying bpmn-js extension (this project). This is intended.

I think the rationale here is to keep the extension rather basic and let the integrator (the plugin) decide how to display it.

I'll close this issue as wont-fix since it's expected. If you still think something should be changed or you have further information, feel free to re-open or create an issue in the plugin repo 👍