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Bug: GraphModels, style per app only applied using certain theme #1926
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Also I wanted to point out that if a custom file is specified (e.g. using |
@ahmad88me can you help here and share some insights ? |
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@ahmad88me thanks for clarification!
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* add app-style option * remove django_extensions/__init__.py * add __init__.py again * lint fix * add support to --app-style for graph_models #1926 * raise exception of the provided app style for graph_models does not exist
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I discovered by chance that the
graph_models
command now has an additional option to support per-app styling (#1848). I was stoked to try it out but had a hard time getting it to work. It seems like the custom style is only applied when adding the-t django2018style
flag, the defaultdjango2018
does not work - Which means that the docs added in #1925 also did not work for me.I am not sure if it is intended to support custom styles only on a single theme or if support for other themes is planned in the future, but I think it should be pointed out in the docs at least.
I am excited to see this feature in action, it really helps increasing the readability of our UML diagram :)
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