Closed boessu closed 1 week ago
Hello @boessu, and all,
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Regards, Th.
Thanks for the report @boessu and thanks for the hint @The-Lum, I think, that's a regression coming from one of my last PRs #1587 and #1736. I'll check this case, too, and will try to fix it in an additional PR.
Describe the bug The stereotypes won't be hidden with
hide stereotype
always if there is a stereotype style defined.To Reproduce The following code
produces in the version 1.2024.3 the following output
The same code produces in version 1.2024.5beta1 (online at the moment) the following output:
Expected behavior In my point of view, what version 1.2024.3 produces is the expected behaviour (hide all stereotypes, no matter how the rectangle is used).
additional context The problem only occurs if the element has no sprite symbol (e.g.
rectangle <$icon> foo <<boo>> {...}
doesn't have that problem). Altough it is possible that there are now plantuml-stdlib's with a bit unexpected visual behaviours in some situations (I noted the problem in the edgy lib).