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  1. Camunda Optimize
  2. OPT-2738

Disabled state of flow nodes is persisted in cached diagrams

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    • Resolution: Fixed
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    • 2.7.0
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      Reproduce:

      • Goto the branch analysis
      • Select Process A
      • Goto the Outlier Analysis
      • Select Process A

      Expected:

      • The Outlier Analysis shows the complete diagram without showing anything as disabled

      Observed:

      • The diagram displayed has the disabled flow nodes and sequence flows from the Branch Analysis

      Hint:
      We cache viewer instances for performance reasons. We need to make sure that the disabled state is reset before committing a viewer instance to the cache.

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            [OPT-2738] Disabled state of flow nodes is persisted in cached diagrams

            While investigating this bug, I found another bug in the caching mechanism that I fixed with https://github.com/camunda/camunda-optimize/commit/60cc56fe8fab5bdf70aad16a3a6fd12b062f1916

            Now you don't need to select another process before switching to the outlier analysis for this bug to occur. This made this bug a bit more likely to occur and easier to reproduce.

            Sebastian Stamm added a comment - While investigating this bug, I found another bug in the caching mechanism that I fixed with https://github.com/camunda/camunda-optimize/commit/60cc56fe8fab5bdf70aad16a3a6fd12b062f1916 Now you don't need to select another process before switching to the outlier analysis for this bug to occur. This made this bug a bit more likely to occur and easier to reproduce.

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              sebastian.stamm Sebastian Stamm
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