v16 - How to hide the ConditionExpression label?

[Paolo F Cantoni]

Our BPMN scenario simulations vary the initial conditions appropriate to each scenario.  The scenario executes by evaluating the ConditionExpression (guard) at each gateway.
When we add a ConditionExpression to the outgoing Sequence Flow, the value appears as a label on the diagram.  We also (usually) provide a more user-friendly version of the guard in the name of the Sequence Flow, which is also visible on the diagram.  We can suppress the user-friendly label using the Visibility > Set Label Visibility... dialog.  However, no amount of tinkering with the labels mentioned in the dialog will hide the ConditionExpression.  However, using Visibility > Hide All Labels WILL hide the ConditionExpression label.

So how can we selectively do it?  If it's not possible, why not?  We don't want to lose the other labels to suppress the ConditionExpression.

Reported,
Paolo

[Eve]

No. The shape script for that relationship forces it to be visible.

I don't know why that was done.

[Paolo F Cantoni]

No. The shape script for that relationship forces it to be visible.

I don't know why that was done.

As we surmised from the behaviour.  Can you say which label is involved (or is it a completely separate label)?

Paolo

[Eve]

It's in Middle Bottom Label, but you can't do anything useful with that information because the shape script is explicitly turning the label on every time the connector is drawn.

[Paolo F Cantoni]

It's in the Middle Bottom Label, but you can't do anything useful with that information because the shape script is explicitly turning the label on every time the connector is drawn.

Thanks!  I thought as much because the value of the ConditionExpression is NOT visible against the Middle Bottom Label in the dialog!

Paolo