Open egonw opened 1 month ago
I double checked and this seems to be happening, and I'm using WP1075 as the running example. The 'classic' GPML has a mim-modification arrow head:
mim-modification
<Interaction GraphId="bc3ed"> <Graphics ConnectorType="Elbow" ZOrder="12288" LineThickness="1.0"> <Point X="2112.2458333333334" Y="1188.0" GraphRef="f5e5d" RelX="0.0" RelY="1.0"/> <Point X="1818.1145833333333" Y="1201.0"/> <Point X="1523.9833333333333" Y="1122.5" GraphRef="aa691" RelX="0.5" RelY="1.0" ArrowHead="mim-modification"/> </Graphics> <Xref Database="" ID=""/> </Interaction>
Or, what is looked like on classic (left) and this repo (right) on Friday:
I looked at an unrelated edit triggering an (intended) update in this database:
But it is not clear to me why it only changed now, as the mim-modification was there for much longer, and at least 2019:
See https://classic.wikipathways.org/index.php?title=Pathway:WP1075&diff=prev&oldid=117520
So, for now the issue is solved. And maybe we should just reimport all GPMLs from the classic website at some point.
I double checked and this seems to be happening, and I'm using WP1075 as the running example. The 'classic' GPML has a
mim-modification
arrow head:Or, what is looked like on classic (left) and this repo (right) on Friday:
I looked at an unrelated edit triggering an (intended) update in this database:
But it is not clear to me why it only changed now, as the
mim-modification
was there for much longer, and at least 2019:See https://classic.wikipathways.org/index.php?title=Pathway:WP1075&diff=prev&oldid=117520
So, for now the issue is solved. And maybe we should just reimport all GPMLs from the classic website at some point.