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Immediately following adding an element to the diagram from the modeling palette using the keyboard (Ctrl-Enter), the properties window does not show the properties for the newly added element. Then, using the keyboard (Tab/Shift-Tab) to traverse to elements on the diagram, the properties window is not also displaying the properties for the selected element, even though doing a Shift-F10 and select Properties from the context menu would only display the properties for the previous element. So, editing properties for the element is not possible, eg, changing element names for State Diagram elements like Choice Pseudo State, Shallow History State, or similar type of elements, etc. Repro steps: - create a state diagram - create a few elements - Ctrl-Shift-8 to focus on the Modeling Palette - press Tab and use Up/Down arrow to select elements from the palette - press Ctrl-Enter to add selected element to the diagram Result: properties editor is now displaying properties for previously selected element - Tab to different element(s) Result: different element is selected on the diagram but not on properties window Workaround: - while the element is selected on the diagram - press Ctrl-Shift-5 to select the element on the project tree, now the properties is displaying the properties for the selected element - Ctrl-Shift-7 to focus on the properties editor - now editing is possible on the properties editor for the selected element
Targeted in drawing area redesign.
Restoring original priority and using the standard NB waiver process.
Diagram area bugs waived for 6.0 will also be waived for 6.1.
Removing obsolete assignments. Bugs will be reassigned for M2.
a11y has not yet been implemented in 6.5.
This issue has been fixed in uml 6.5.