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[Feature] Considering inheritance relation between actions. #180
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Hi @khaes-kth
Yes, I completely agree that we need that functionality. |
Yes, this is an option. But what about the following dynamic option? |
per today's discussion, @khaes-kth will implement a first version |
This feature is added in #182 |
Hi @khaes-kth I reopen the issue, until PR be merged. |
Hi @martinezmatias ,
OK, Good.
As you suggested, the static solution is implemented. The relations are stored here and used here and here. |
Hi @khaes-kth |
You are right. It is confusing. However, I had chosen that name because that class not only retrieved entity type relations, but it also had several other functions like this and this. |
Hi @khaes-kth
It seems perfect! |
Hi,
Currently, a change is an instance of a pattern only if the mentioned entity type in the pattern specification is exactly the same as the diff entity type. See HERE. However, it would be interesting if we could define a pattern by mentioning an entity type and retrieve all changes with that type of entity or any type of entity that extends the mentioned type.
For example, this change includes an invocation update (
minRatioPositions.add->Precision.equals
). However, it is also an instance of expression update because invocation extends expression.It would be interesting to define a pattern as follows and detect all instances of expression updates (including invocation updates such as the mentioned one):
Currently, this pattern specification does not recognize this change as a detected instance.
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