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Monsieur

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Baseline Diff
« on: May 27, 2015, 12:06:29 am »
Hello,

I'd like some answer about a new bug that I have encountered.
I did a package Baseline and found out that the Name when in compare two baseline is marked as green (differs).
However this package names are identical.

Here is an example extracted from the log:
                                    <Property name="Name" model="SOME NAME HERE&#xA;" baseline="SOME NAME HERE&#xA;" status="Changed"/>
                                    <Property name="Value" model="SOME TAG HERE&#xA;" baseline="SOME TAG HERE&#xA;" status="Changed"/>

There is NO difference in between the brackets.
Does this error come from the &#xA; ending the Name/Tag? (misinterpretation of &#xA;")

The data come from word/excel... does this format element (which i believe is the end of word cell but not sure) is the source of the problem?

The weird par is that it disappear if you do any modification of the object, then suppress the modification, then click okay.

                                    <Property name="Name" model="SOME NAME HERE" baseline="SOME NAME HERE&#xA;" status="Changed"/>

Is there recommendation about format when using EA (copy paste and stuff) and comparison into baselines?


M.




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Re: Baseline Diff
« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2015, 09:27:02 am »
A new line in those properties is certainly unusual (I don't think it can be done using the EA GUI) and could cause a problem.

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Re: Baseline Diff
« Reply #2 on: May 27, 2015, 05:44:54 pm »
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A new line in those properties is certainly unusual (I don't think it can be done using the EA GUI) and could cause a problem.

What could cause that bug.
Could it be EA sourced?
The problem appears in comparison only when the new line is the end of the name.
What is crazier is that all this does not appear in the property of the object (no carriage return in appearance) only in the log.

M.