0.1.1 (alpha)
Pre-release
Pre-release
We are very happy to announce the second alpha release of Kogito Tooling!
This release features a new Chrome Extension that allows visualising and editing .bpmn
and .bpmn2
files directly on GitHub's interface 🎉
We also updated the VSCode extension with some important fixes. See details below.
Chrome Extension
Features
- Open and edit BPMN and BPMN2 files directly on GitHub's interface.
- Commit or propose file changes directly on GitHub's interface.
- Use keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+Z (undo), Ctrl+C (copy), Ctrl+V (paste). Note that on macOS you have to use
Ctrl
too, and notCmmd
. We are working on fixing that on the next releases. - Use
Full screen
mode to edit large BPMN Diagrams. You can go back by clicking onExit full screen
at the top of the window. - When you're editing a BPMN diagram, you can click on
See as source
to edit the XML manually. You can always go back to the diagram by clicking onSee as diagram
.
Known issues
- KOGITO-342 Check why BPMN editor shows error on page closing.
- KOGITO-347 Error logs happening during marshalling
- AF-2167 Native editor key bindings for macOS.
VSCode Extension
Features and fixes
- KOGITO-286 Fix VSCode editor path issues on Windows.
- KOGITO-226 Not all BPMN constructs (elements) are supported. If a non-supported construct is used, an error message will be displayed.
- KOGITO-293 Fix client-side marshaller to work with unsupported elements roundtrip.
Known issues
- KOGITO-155 Flicker when opening or restoring editors.
- AF-2167 Native editor key bindings for macOS.
- AF-2113 No indication of a modified BPMN diagram.
- AF-2168 No confirmation popup when closing a modified BPMN diagram.
- KOGITO-157 Copy/paste between different BPMN diagram.
- KOGITO-224 An error message is displayed if you try to create a new type by pressing
Enter
. - KOGITO-225 Custom type definitions aren’t re-used within the diagram.
- KOGITO-272 Editor doesn't close when file is deleted.