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I double checked and this seems to be happening, and I'm using WP1075 as the running example. The 'classic' GPML has a mim-modification arrow head:
mim-modification
<Interaction GraphId="bc3ed"> <Graphics ConnectorType="Elbow" ZOrder="12288" LineThickness="1.0"> <Point X="2112.2458333333334" Y="1188.0" GraphRef="f5e5d" RelX="0.0" RelY="1.0"/> <Point X="1818.1145833333333" Y="1201.0"/> <Point X="1523.9833333333333" Y="1122.5" GraphRef="aa691" RelX="0.5" RelY="1.0" ArrowHead="mim-modification"/> </Graphics> <Xref Database="" ID=""/> </Interaction>
Or, what is looked like on classic (left) and this repo (right) on Friday:
I looked at an unrelated edit triggering an (intended) update in this database:
But it is not clear to me why it only changed now, as the mim-modification was there for much longer, and at least 2019:
See https://classic.wikipathways.org/index.php?title=Pathway:WP1075&diff=prev&oldid=117520
So, for now the issue is solved. And maybe we should just reimport all GPMLs from the classic website at some point.
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I double checked and this seems to be happening, and I'm using WP1075 as the running example. The 'classic' GPML has a
mim-modification
arrow head:Or, what is looked like on classic (left) and this repo (right) on Friday:
I looked at an unrelated edit triggering an (intended) update in this database:
But it is not clear to me why it only changed now, as the
mim-modification
was there for much longer, and at least 2019:See https://classic.wikipathways.org/index.php?title=Pathway:WP1075&diff=prev&oldid=117520
So, for now the issue is solved. And maybe we should just reimport all GPMLs from the classic website at some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: