gitgabrio opened a new issue, #1031:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-kie-issues/issues/1031

   Currently, automatic operations are executed while interacting with the 
model. 
   E.g.
   
   1. as soon as a model is loaded, both "validation" and "run" are executed
   2. validation is invoked whenever data on model is changed, even if in 
unconsistent state (i.e. during editing)
   3. run execution automatically happen when the "Run" panel is opened, with 
no input data sente
   4. run execution automatically happen also when input data is edited (e.g. 
when a new entry of a list is created) even when the entry itself is still empty
   
   At the same time, there is no way to manually invoke validation nor 
execution (e.g. a button); so, it is not possible to execute the run twice 
without editing somehow the input data (or clicking somewhere else in the 
editor)
   
   There are different consequences of that:
   1. great amount of http calls/network usage, with almost all of them being 
actually useless (e.g. during the creation of the model, while inputting 
multiple data, etc)
   2. confusing (personal opinion) behavior, because 
       2.1 at validation side, problems are continuosly shown/updated while the 
model is modified
       2.2. at execution level, it is not very clear what is the input to which 
the result relates to
   
   While the automatic feature could be a possible use case, probably it could 
be fine to also have a way (chechbox ?) to disable it, or at least to clearly 
invoke manually validation and run
   
   


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