Restrict actions which cause mutation of domain objects to
types of domain objects which can be created. (This does not
include Packet or Telemetry Point, WTD-723.)
Work around issues in platform which manifest as bugs or
latency issues when attempting to visualize telemetry
from the WARP Server. Specifically:
* Handle the possibility that there is no matching
representation for an object from EditRepresenter.
* Don't attempt to look up colon-separated domain object
identifiers from persistence. This is a workaround to
avoid latency issues from excessive persistence calls;
filed WTD-659 to improve this solution.
Changes made to support resolution of WTD-644.
Add a commit function to scope from the edit representer;
this avoids issues trying to transparently detect and
persist changes made during edit mode, while still requiring
only minimal action from individual views. WTD-535.
Add entries for new scripts to test suites, to ensure
tests fail until scripts added to support transition
of Layout object/view (WTD-535) have been completed.
WTD-535.
Add an EditRepresenter which detects changes to domain
object model or view configuration and, when these
occur, triggers mutation and persistence of the domain
object. (Note that in Edit mode, 'persistence' only
flags an object as dirty; actual persistence does not
occur until the user chooses Save.)
This supports editing of position/size in Layout mode,
and the persistence of those changes. WTD-535
Fix a defect in the Save/Cancel buttons in Edit mode
that was causing the first click to be missed; this
was due to Angular's inability to detect when a
native promise (as opposed to one from ) had been
resolved.
Since the Editor capability is introduced indirectly
and is a few degrees of separation removed from
the declared extension layer (where we would be able
to get a reference to ), and all we need to do is
make something look Promise-like, a convenience
function to do this is added.
Part of ongoing transition of common user interface
elements, WTD-574.
Add in-line documentation for actions that are introduced
by the bundle platform/commonUI/edit, which introduces
Edit mode. One of the common user interface bundles being
transitioned for WTD-574.
Add specs for remaining capabilities and capability
wrappers employed by Edit mode. Completes coverage
for bundle platform/commonUI/edit, which is being
transitioned along with other commonUI bundles in
WTD-574.
Add specs for the save and cancel conclude-editing
actions, part of bundle platform/commonUI/edit
(Edit Mode) which is transitioned among the various
common UI bundles. WTD-574
