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Boundary TimerEventDefinitions config lost when switching between interrupting and non-interrupting #799
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TimerEventDefinitions loose its configuration (which is a child element) when switching between interrupting and not interrupting. Related to bpmn-io#799
This is a more general issue. Any boundary event that is replaced from interrupting to non-interrupting and vice versa loses its definitions. |
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TimerEventDefinitions loose its configuration (which is a child element) when switching between interrupting and not interrupting. Related to #799
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* simplify implementation * retain event definitions when switching from interrupting to non-interrupting and vice versa Related to #799
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* simplify implementation * retain event definitions when switching from interrupting to non-interrupting and vice versa Closes #799
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* simplify implementation * retain event definitions when switching from interrupting to non-interrupting and vice versa Closes #799
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Hello,
The title is quite self explanatory. Configuration of boundary timer is lost when switching between interrupting and non-interrupting as its configuration is embedded in a child element and not in attributes.
Boundary timers can keep their configuration since it's just a small change in behavior.
My PR is coming for this if you also consider this as an issue.
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