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Build Identifier: M20100909-0800 1. Create a metamodel that has a class with reference to another class where containment = false. 2. Generate all. 3. Change containment to be true 4. Optionally use the "clean generated..." feature to show that even that doesn't fix the problem. I believe even deleting the meta-class and re-creating it with the same name doesn't fix it. I think the only workaround is to create the reference with a new name. 5. Generate all. 4. Open the editor and verify that the editor ignores the containment=true and that you cannot right-click to create new objects. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a metamodel that has a class with reference to another class where containment = false. 2. Generate all. 3. Change containment to be true 4. Optionally use the "clean generated..." feature to show that even that doesn't fix the problem. I believe even deleting the meta-class and re-creating it with the same name doesn't fix it. I think the only workaround is to create the reference with a new name. 5. Generate all. 4. Open the editor and verify that the editor ignores the containment=true and that you cannot right-click to create new objects.
This is working as designed. I.e., the GenModel preserves all settings. When it's initialized/created, it bases many settings on the state of the model at that time. I.e., containment references have their GenFeature's Children property set to true. But under no circumstance is a property changed during reloading. You have to do that explicitly yourself, i.e., by changing the properties for the GenFeature. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 186455 ***
