By skimming through the patches it looks like some might break the normal windows build.
The window opens in GTK4. Apart from that nothing works, though ;)
Gitter mobile app is really bad. There are no app notifications and instead we get emails telling us we missed messages. Element stopped working on it entirely because eventually they want to integrate it with their matrix client. Effectively they have abandoned fixing any issues going forward. Discord doesn't have any of these issues
Hi all - I have been around the houses to get to here - so forgive me if I am asking the wrong question in the wrong place! I am just noobing into MBSE (i come from a CAE automation background). Ultimately I am thinking I want to have Gaphor models driving CAD models (and finite element analysis). Do you guys know of anyone doing similar? (have come across intercax and nomagic). Thanks for the great product btw!
After all Gaphor is quite extensibe :)
I made a small tool years ago that help translate state transition diagrams into a format used by a (PoC) system used at the Dutch Tax Office (https://github.com/amolenaar/cr2.zaakbegeleider). Not sure if this is anything close to what you're after.
"You create a model and this generates a CAD model" - ideally yes - OR as simpler first step you create a model and simply get an updated parametric model. Also of interest is how to explore the design space implied by a model - i.e. many ways to satisfy the same constraints.
I will have a look at the link - thanks!
I have to admit my ideas are early and emerging at best. Inside Rolls-Royce the problems which beset engineering problems were always understood somewhere in the organisation but the failure to properly capture and implement the knowledge / requirement / constraint etc. always meant you ended up repeating mistakes in the actual product definition :-/
I am kicking off a small engineering startup to try and bring CAX automation and system based thinking into smaller organisations - probably initially in the aerospace RR supply chain.
and check that the requirements are met automatically in the future for things like digital pre-assembly
I don't know of anyone using Gaphor for this yet (we use MagicDraw at Ford currently)
Then this of course opens up all kinds of topics on connecting data with ontologies, digital threads, etc
Submarines were definitely a great experience, but it is also pretty tough - very long days, not much sleep, and long stretches both underwater and away from home. Being a 22 year old Officer of the Deck give direction to the submarine while we are pulling in to Singapore with dolphins jumping off our bow wake is pretty incredible though.
BTW, we borrowed the EARS approach for requirements from RR :)
Ha! I worked in the same department as Alistair Mavin - knew him to say hello to! @danyeaw Are you using Catia in Ford still? I have a good friend who has gone to Jaguar Landrover and their effort is very Catia focussed. The technical depth of MBSE possibilities is fascinating - but to many engineers it remains an overly confusing way to write something they already knew how to write :-/ I am a Siemens Software partner (know a fair amount about NX) so will be working with that toolset on the CAD side mostly. Thanks for sharing and again thanks for your efforts - gaphor is very cool. If you'll forgive me I will reach out on LinkedIn to you guys and you can follow my humble journey. Cheers Paul
*not forever
Hi all! Not sure if this is the right place to ask the question, so forgive me if I am wrong. For my master thesis, I am currently researching how to predict a set of microservices out of monolithic software automatically. To make this prediction, I am using three sources of data: static data (structural dependencies between classes and functions), semantic data (e.g. the identifier names and comments) and dynamic information (execution logs). Source code mining allows me to relatively easy extract the first two data sources. However, to gather dynamic data, it is necessary to run the application (or some automated tests). Since I would like to use Gaphor as a case study in my research, I have the following questions: (1) to what extent is logging available in Gaphor? (2) Do you perhaps have some recent execution logs available? (3) And lastly, what is the test coverage of Gaphor? Thanks in advance! Lars
Since Gaphor is a GUI app, we try to so as little logging as possible.
The test coverage is above 80%.
Maybe code introspection is a nice (or better) alternative to logging. The stuff Pycoverage is doing. That will give you a more accurate picture than logging. Gaphor has a bunch of end to end tests. These may be the most interesting in this case.