Six example models next to the three C4 ones: arc42 (Cinema Tickets, IoT
Telemetry, Team Wiki) by section, ArchiMate (Insurance Claims, HR
Onboarding, Logistics Tracking) by layer, each validated with 0 errors and
0 warnings. resolveRefs and the editor schemas now take ref: in workflow
and dataflow nodes, sequence participants and lifecycle states, as the
skill already did. Example tests check each framework's folders.
Model, registry and decision pages: next to the switch, not floating above
it. Graph page: after Export PNG (its header is built by graph.js a moment
later, so the button waits for it) instead of covering Export. Sized to
the controls beside it.
Shared, Diagrams, Registries and Decisions start closed on the model page;
folders inside keep their own default. Open or closed is still kept in
the webview state while the page is open.
Archify gives every toolbar button a 2.75rem minimum height and a painted
::before; the switch's segments are buttons, so they grew to full height.
Segments now keep 1.75rem inside a 2.75rem switch, like 2D | 3D. The high
contrast rule no longer turns a shared model's Sync button blue.
Browsers open a vscode:// link only after a click on the page. With a live
identity provider session the sign-in ran without one, so the editor kept
waiting. On the desktop the browser now returns to a one-off listener on
127.0.0.1; remote and web editors keep the URI handler.
On a diagram page it goes last in Archify's toolbar, after Export, instead
of floating over it. Every rule is !important and flex: none, so the page's
button styles, narrow windows and high contrast themes no longer squeeze it
or strip its colour.
A labelled Sync button sits top right on every Archify page, also in Source, and opens the Sync menu. On a shared model it turns green and reads Shared. The title-bar icon and the pre-share status bar entry are gone, with their settings.
Every Archify page and .archify text editor gets a Sync button top right that opens the Sync menu: sign in, share, join, server address. archify.sync.titleButton hides it. The status bar entry stays.
Going back from Source to Model, Diagram or View left the editor on the page under the picture when nothing had been edited, since the page was only replaced after a re-render. The pane now hides whenever Source is off.
In workspaces with Archify files, Archify Sync sits in the status bar and
opens a menu: sign in, share, join, server address, settings. The new
archify.sync.server setting (empty by default) is used without asking,
and in workspace settings gives a project one server.
archify.sync.statusBar hides the entry.
Several people edit one model at once through a server you run yourself
(archify-vscode-ext-sync); the files stay ordinary files on each disk.
Sign-in through the browser, offline-first with later merge, teammates'
cursors in the Source view and text editors, and a Shared section on the
model page with people, versions, Compare and Restore.
Without a server nothing changes: the sync code is a separate bundle that
loads only when a model is shared, after a sign-in, or when a sync command
or invite link is used.
On a main.archify page in Source, Graph built the Graph page but the
host held it back until Source closed, so nothing happened, and Model
then showed the held Graph page. Switching between the model and its
graph now leaves Source first, and the page forgets Source when Graph
replaces it, so Model on the Graph page comes back to the model.
Every Archify page can show its file's YAML in place. Diagrams get
Diagram | Graph | Source (Graph only inside a model), main.archify
Model | Graph | Source, registry and decision pages View | Source, and the
Graph page a Source segment. 2D | 3D moves left of that switch and hides
while Source shows.
The YAML opens in a CodeMirror editor inside the page (dist/source.js,
loaded on first use), themed with the page's colours. Edits go to the VS
Code document as WorkspaceEdits; outside changes come back to the page.
Undo and redo are the editor's own, since VS Code sends ⌘Z in a focused
webview to the webview; save and find stay VS Code's. Problems come from
the host only (what the Problems panel holds for the file) and are
counted on the Source segment; completion and hover come from the schema,
folded into one draft-07 document per diagram type.
The host now checks .archify files against the extension's schema with
ajv on the YAML as written, before archify validate, and checks
.archify-registry files against the registry schema for the first time.
Registry and decision pages become text editor providers. While Source
shows, new renders wait and appear when the picture comes back.
Show Source switches the page to Source; Open in Text Editor (the editor
title button) opens the text beside it, as Show Source did. The decision
schema is no longer given to the YAML extension. Fixed: YAML errors in
registry and decision files were reported on line 1; "Webview is
disposed" when a diagram closed mid-render; the model heading under the
toolbar in narrow editors.
- Archify's theme toggle: pill track, sliding knob, masked sun/moon icon
- buttons as quiet 0.5rem pills inside 0.5625rem controls, pressed state like Archify's, Export PNG as the filled 0.6875rem primary
- Model | Graph switch styled as the 2D | 3D switch's twin
- layered layout by type (clients left, data right), empty columns left out, barycenter row ordering; registries in a row above, decisions in a row below; Force layout as the alternative
- orthogonal connections with labels staggered next to their source; opaque tinted nodes hide lines behind them
- hover glow on elements and their connections; decision and registry links show for the selected element or all with Links
- sun/moon button next to Export; the choice is remembered in the page state and written to the archify-theme key the diagram pages use
- explicit dark and light token sets; without a choice the page follows VS Code's theme as before
- Cytoscape restyles from the page tokens whenever the theme changes
- one node per decision (tag coloured by status) with decides links to its elements and supersedes links
- one node per registry file with defines links to its elements
- own legend chips, side panels (Open decision, Open registry), type:decision and type:registry
- walks and paths follow the diagrams' connections only; attached nodes follow their elements into a result
- Model | Graph switch on main.archify (Diagram | Graph on diagram pages, narrowed to that diagram)
- union graph of every element and connection, registry and inline, built from the model index
- query box: text, type:, diagram:, decision:, uses:, near:, from: to:, unused, shared, -shared
- side panel per element and connection with diagrams, registry line and decisions one click away
- legend chips, Fit, Layout, Labels, Export PNG; Cytoscape.js bundled as dist/graph.js
- command Archify | Open Model Graph; integration check; unit tests for graph and queries
- *.archify-decision files: id (unique, words), title, status, date,
elements, diagrams, supersedes, and prose; parsed, merged and link-checked
in the model index; diagnostics on the file
- diagrams point at decisions with decisions: [...] on the diagram, nodes
and edges; stripped before Archify, unknown ids reported, completion,
hover and go-to-definition for the ids and for elements/diagrams/
supersedes in decision files
- Decisions panel on the main.archify page; Decisions rail panel under a
diagram (hover lights up the node or connection); decisions on element
cards and in the element dialog; decision view for the file, with a
lost-model note outside a model
- Archify | New Decision… command and template; editor schemas; the three
New Model examples carry decisions; docs, changelog, 0.8.0
- resolveRefs no longer adds cards to a diagram; it returns node id →
description, which the page sets as the tooltip of the matching row in
Archify's Elements panel
- hand-written cards pass through unchanged; docs and changelog
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