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I would like to use the existing person elements in my model in a deployment view. The documentation, as I interpret it, makes note of this as a valid use case. This is what is said:
you might want to do something a little different, and not be restricted by these rules. For example,
perhaps you want to show how users have access to deployment nodes, or that your software system is used by piece of
hardware. For this reason, you can define your own custom model elements, and apply whatever semantics you like through
I couldn't find a way to do it without defining everything as custom elements and using a custom view, but then I would lose the nice features like instances, deployment nodes and environments. Any thoughts?
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I would like to use the existing
person
elements in my model in adeployment
view. The documentation, as I interpret it, makes note of this as a valid use case. This is what is said:structurizr.github.io/ui/diagrams/custom-view.md
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I couldn't find a way to do it without defining everything as custom elements and using a custom view, but then I would lose the nice features like instances, deployment nodes and environments. Any thoughts?
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