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Copy of comment 11 of Bug 431953: (In reply to Christian W. Damus from comment #11) > (In reply to Toni Siljamäki from comment #10) > > > > QUESTION: If a backwards compatible version of a profile is deployed, > > couldn't user models automatically and safely get updated in the background > > when the model is loaded, and users only get an "update completed" message > > to confirm with an advice to save the model if the update was successful? > > I would suggest adding a "Don't ask again for this profile" button to the > dialog, which would then enable automatic updates for that profile only. > > Please open a new bugzilla for this enhancement. > > > > Right after the profile update your new clean-up function can be run and > > pop-up this new dialog if shit happened as a result of the profile update. > > (?) > > The implementation in progress would, as it happens, always run before the > profile update (I think; I need to verify that). But it doesn't matter, > because profile update does not lead to zombie stereotypes (unless they are > in resources that are not loaded, but then the repair agent wouldn't see > those, either).
Copy of Comment 12 of Bug 431953: (In reply to Toni Siljamäki from comment #12) > Bug 432479 opened on your request. > > In the case of a profile update, any unpredictable / weird thing can happen, > like if there are profiles applied to profiles applied to ..., and special > consideration to Ronans Comment 1 above, depending on existing bugs in > Papyrus, > or newly created bugs related to release of new Papyrus functions, etc. > > My point is: > > If this scanning & checking always is run before profile update, > which I think it should, and there is a profile update right after, > this scanning & checking must be run again after the profile update. > > ...since things may happen anytime in Papurus rutime, and we need to be > sure that the model is consistent after any profile update. > > Ronan: Can you provide some additional wisdom here?
I'm closing this one, as the Stereotype Repair now works. :)