Currently in some contexts (e.g. in the require constraints compartment of a _requirement def), an item for a constrinat which has an expression shows the expression, but not the name of the constraint:
In other contexts, e.g. in the constraints compartment of a constraint, the item shows the name of the constraint but not its value:
In all cases where a constraint element is shown as a list items, the item's text should be consistent and show:
- the name if set
- the expression between
{} if set.
For the examples in the screenshots above, we should have:
samplingInBounds { s.samplingRate >= 1.0 & s.samplingRate <= 10000.0 }
contraint1 { true }
Currently in some contexts (e.g. in the require constraints compartment of a _requirement def), an item for a constrinat which has an expression shows the expression, but not the name of the constraint:
In other contexts, e.g. in the constraints compartment of a constraint, the item shows the name of the constraint but not its value:
In all cases where a constraint element is shown as a list items, the item's text should be consistent and show:
{}if set.For the examples in the screenshots above, we should have:
samplingInBounds { s.samplingRate >= 1.0 & s.samplingRate <= 10000.0 }contraint1 { true }