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  1. Camunda Optimize
  2. OPT-1425 I can analyze the duration between two flow nodes in a diagram (process instance parts)
  3. OPT-1448

I can see a hint if selected nodes for process part are not in sequence

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      • given:
        • I create a process instance duration report
        • I click on the process part button to evaluate the process instance duration only on a part of the diagram
      • when:
        • I select a start node and an end flow node that are not in sequence (see definition below)
      • then:
        • I can see a hint telling me that the process part for the selected flow nodes might produce wrong/confusing results

      Hint:

      • two flow nodes A and B are in sequence when there is a path through the diagram that connects A to B.

        This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app

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            [OPT-1448] I can see a hint if selected nodes for process part are not in sequence

            Omran Abazeed added a comment - - edited

            If

            • start node: any node inside a subprocess
            • end node: the subprocess itself
              It highlights the section and it does not show any message as shown in the screenshot:
              screenshot-1.png

            Expected:
            to show the message hint that this operation might produce wrong/confusing results

            Omran Abazeed added a comment - - edited If start node: any node inside a subprocess end node: the subprocess itself It highlights the section and it does not show any message as shown in the screenshot: screenshot-1.png Expected: to show the message hint that this operation might produce wrong/confusing results

            Sebastian Stamm added a comment -

            As discussed, this is the expected behavior.

            Sebastian Stamm added a comment - As discussed, this is the expected behavior.

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