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Handle Endpoint Configuration the same way as in Camunda Modeler #190
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Okay, removing the local |
@oguzeroglu I was able to reproduce it again. Seems like we're not saving the configuration for each file. This is a part of the "DEPLOYMENT_CONFIG": {
"audience": "",
"camundaCloudClientId": "DCLBoZVGwNiVmrZBb4ELTrMR1AJtvlBx",
"camundaCloudClientSecret": "bQE9RDrmUvKKhoCHc7LMenE5WIjvbrE6IIwVdNEkpwywOk3HRKtXS7W65jVxxNWf",
"camundaCloudClusterId": "d5fd3b34-f3b0-4faa-8e2f-ff57b9358a2b",
"connectionMethod": "camundaCloud",
"deploymentName": "complex",
"oauthClientId": "",
"oauthClientSecret": "",
"oauthURL": "",
"rememberCredentials": true,
"zeebeContactPointOauth": "",
"zeebeContactpointSelfHosted": "0.0.0.0:26500"
} And therefore this config is used for any tab. Is this intended? In Camunda Modeler we save deployment details for any file separately: "files": {
"/Users/niklas.kiefer/Documents/BPMN files/diagram_1.bpmn": {
"deployment-tool": {
"deployment": {
"name": "diagram_1"
},
"endpointId": "0u3yvpk"
},
} But saving endpoints in a different place so we might be able to have configurable, multiple endpoints in the future. |
I would expect the last saved endpoint to be a default for a new diagram, but the deployment name should always be set per file only. Also, if I use a different endpoint configurations for different files, the editor should not mix them up. |
We should align this with the Camunda Modeler behavior. |
I updated the description to match what we discussed. |
Closed via #197 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In every tab, we use the same stored endpoint configuration. Note in the following screencast how the same configuration is filled into the modal, no matter what file we have opened.
We store a single endpoint configuration currently:
This does not match with the behavior we have in the Camunda Modeler, where we
Describe the solution you'd like
Align endpoint configuration persistence behavior with Camunda Modeler (details above).
Additional Context
Example Config how we have in the Camunda Modeler:
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