Hi,

 

currently, when building pipelines, we use a rather strict validation
approach where pipeline elements are added one-after-the-other and a new
connection can only be added if the ancestor element is fully configured.

The drawback is that it is currently impossible to exchange intermediate
pipeline elements (e.g., replace a stream while keeping the rest of the
pipeline).

My feeling is that this can be frustrating and time-consuming for users in
case only minor changes are applied to the pipeline structure.

 

What's your opinion on that? How should a perfect pipeline modeling process
work from your point of view?

 

Dominik

 

 

 

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