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Enterprise Architect => Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools => Topic started by: Paolo F Cantoni on January 11, 2022, 11:46:14 am
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When I started up one of the repositories we have this morning, I got the message:
"Ignoring metaconstraints for Stereotype from profile: <our profile>"
Is "Stereotype" the affected element[1]? Or is the affected stereotype not shown?
TIA,
Paolo
Our profile does have a metaclass called "Stereotype" as shown below.
<Metaclass name="Stereotype" notes="">
<metarelationships>
<metarelationship metaclass="UML::Extension" constraint="StandardProfileL2::Metaclass"/>
</metarelationships>
<stereotypedrelationships>
<stereotypedrelationship stereotype="PrIME::SeeAlso" constraint="Stereotype"/>
</stereotypedrelationships>
</Metaclass>
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You can't change the UML relationships for the UML types.
Neither the restriction or the warning are new.
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You can't change the UML relationships for the UML types.
Neither the restriction nor the warning are new.
I knew that neither the restriction nor the warning were new, what was new was I had the system Window open on startup (it's normally not visible) so I saw the message. (Side note, from a UX point of view, perhaps the System window should be forced open if not visible when such errors are detected)
It now explains why what I was trying to achieve didn't work!
As you might see from the code snippet, I was trying to fix the lack of the Quicklinker having an Extension relationship between a Stereotype and a Metaclass (which seems to have been fixed in v16β - can anyone confirm?) and also to allow a "See Also" relationship between Stereotypes. How can I achieve this (in v15.x)?
Paolo
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I would expect the see also link to work from that. (I said you can't change the UML relationships)