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issue-1128-example-model.json Describe the bug:
In a model where there are multiple (wholly overlapping) trust boundaries, I cannot click-select the inner trust boundary.
Expected behaviour:
Clicking on the inner trust boundary object would select it, just as clicking on an actor, store, etc. does.
Environment:
v2.2.0 and v2.3.0
All desktop environments and web version as well
To Reproduce:
Create a diagram. Nest one trust boundary in another, e.g.
outer boundary: "private WAN and perimeter firewalls"
inner boundary: "network segment for PCI data"
Any additional context, screenshots, etc:
Attached demo file
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Hello @hkelley , many thanks for the bug report and apologies for the delay in getting back to you, I have been trying to reproduce it but have not managed
I only have access to Linux and MacOS, not windows, so it may be a Windows specific bug
Hello @hkelley , I could not reproduce this on Windows using version 2.3 - could you try the new version (2.3 has just been released) and see if it is still an issue?
I can not reproduce this on Windows using version 2.3.0
I can nest two or more threat boundary boxes and can select each one in turn
What I think is happening is the outer boundary box must be deselected (for example by clicking on empty space) before an inner boundary box can be selected, and this is expected behavior
Version 2.3.0 diagram editing is substantially easier than version 2.2.0, so it is probably less confusing now
issue-1128-example-model.json
Describe the bug:
In a model where there are multiple (wholly overlapping) trust boundaries, I cannot click-select the inner trust boundary.
Expected behaviour:
Clicking on the inner trust boundary object would select it, just as clicking on an actor, store, etc. does.
Environment:
v2.2.0 and v2.3.0
All desktop environments and web version as well
To Reproduce:
Create a diagram. Nest one trust boundary in another, e.g.
Any additional context, screenshots, etc:
Attached demo file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: