[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-4042?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Michael Anstis edited comment on DROOLS-4042 at 6/17/19 3:57 PM: ----------------------------------------------------------------- [~tirelli] [~jomarko] {quote} if the PMML file contains no "named" model (only an anonymous one), the UI should indicate that this model is being used (how to indicate that I leave to UX, but we can call it "default model" or whatever). {quote} We don't do this at present and it should probably be a new JIRA (in the name of agility). [~tirelli] {quote} is it possible to automatically update the document attribute on function definitions when a PMML model is renamed? {quote} I'd just like to clarify as your question is a little ambiguous, there is a mechanism to update files in the WB when another is saved/renamed/deleted etc in the workbench already. So, when the PMML file (*document*) is renamed we can look for DMN models referencing the PMML *document* and update the field. What is more difficult (more expensive operation) is to scan DMN models and update the PMML *model* when the _content_ of the PMML _document_ changes and PMML *models* renamed. Which did you want? A new JIRA would be raised for this too. was (Author: manstis): [~tirelli] [~jomarko] {quote} if the PMML file contains no "named" model (only an anonymous one), the UI should indicate that this model is being used (how to indicate that I leave to UX, but we can call it "default model" or whatever). {quote} We don't do this at present and it should probably be a new JIRA (in the name of agility). [~tirelli] {quote} is it possible to automatically update the document attribute on function definitions when a PMML model is renamed? {quote} I'd just like to clarify as your question is a little ambiguous, there is a mechanism to update files in the WB when another is saved/renamed/deleted etc in the workbench already. So, when the PMML file (*document*) is renamed we can look for DMN models referencing the PMML *document* and update the field. What is more difficult (more expensive operation) is to scan DMN models and update the PMML *model* when the _content_ of the PMML _document_ changes and PMML *models* renamed. Which did you want? A new JIRA would be raised for this too. -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.12.1#712002)