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Unexpected graph labels for internal transitions #587
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Thanks for taking the time to report your finding, @nightroman! PR created for review. |
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I believe that this has been resolved in the latest release. Can this issue be closed? |
@mclift It is resolved, thank you. |
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In order to reproduce the issue please use the attached project or use the steps modifying TelephoneCallExample
2024-06-30-0845-TelephoneCallExample.zip
Program.cs - replace this line
with this line, to output the graph "TelephoneCallExample.dll.dot"
PhoneCall.cs - replace these lines
with these lines, to add description and graph labels "StartCallTimer", "StopCallTimer"
Run the examples and use the created "TelephoneCallExample.dll.dot"
Expected result
The graph shows internal transition labels like this:
Actual result
Internal transition labels for some reason now all labeled as "StartCallTimer":
NB Interestingly, there are no overloads for setting custom descriptions / labels for internal transitions (or did I miss?).
Here is the result
dot
converted tosvg
. Note unexpected internal transition labels "StartCallTimer":The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: