Hi Pablo,
even if it is for archetypes not in Git, it is still better to create a
'repository' and within that a 'library' containing the archetypes you
work on - that's the normal working approach.
I agree that the ad hoc 'Open' function should always work - can you
raise an issue on the adl-tools Git tracker? I'll need some details on
whether you had any repositories configured (I suspect you don't, and
I've never tested that situation, it's probably the problem).
thanks
- thomas
On 17/06/2016 21:23, pablo pazos wrote:
Thanks Thomas,
I would say that is a common use case when you are creating
archetypes, since the validation rules are not in the AE, I create the
adl using AE but see the validation errors on the ADLWB.
Also, I would consider not everyone has git installed. Think of a
modeling workshop with doctors :)
Considering that, I would say we need the File > Open to work for
prototyping, testing and training.
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