If I have 5 columns and a loop around 2 of them the outer box of the loop is the full width of the diagram. I expected it to only cover the leftmost to rightmost of the inner referenced columns. For a diagram with many loops it makes it visually very noisy when all boxes are full width.
One->Two:
loop: loop1
Two->Three:
end
Three->Four:
Four->Five:
In the above code I would expect the loop to only encompass Two and Three. Instead it is the full width...
(Although I'm queueing up a bunch of issues I may take a look at them myself - I just wanted to be able to track and prioritise them)
If I have 5 columns and a loop around 2 of them the outer box of the loop is the full width of the diagram. I expected it to only cover the leftmost to rightmost of the inner referenced columns. For a diagram with many loops it makes it visually very noisy when all boxes are full width.
In the above code I would expect the loop to only encompass Two and Three. Instead it is the full width...
(Although I'm queueing up a bunch of issues I may take a look at them myself - I just wanted to be able to track and prioritise them)