We're working on a new feature in v4.5 which is high-level workflow diagrams. Such a diagram would show a high-level overview of the workflow of a module. The diagram shows tables, groups, and dependencies between them. Note that what you know as tabs will be now called groups (initially we wanted …

I suggest to create a printing function for the workflow . When I create a project documentation usually I need an overview image of the project.

Hi Dmitry, I find this an import feature. Having an overview of a data flow is very important. I understand the argument to only focus on tables and not actions so that the schema is not cluttered. Some questions: Will the schema include all tables of all modules in a morph-file ? How will the …

Hi Nikolaas, [image] reynsnivea: Will the schema include all tables of all modules in a morph-file ? A diagram shows the workflow of 1 module at a time. The module sidebar (on the right) will remain accessible, so it will be possible to switch between modules while remaining in the high-leve…

This looks like a useful feature to have. I've only started using tabs recently and they are really helpful. No comments on the diagrams. I really like what you have on the screen. This might or might not be related to diagramming but I often struggle with two things: No zoom-in / zoom-out feature…

[image] raskarov: For more complex projects, I want to be able to control the arrows and connectors. Very low priority but I’d rather be able to pick arrows. Otherwise, it starts to look like this: I fully agree ! I have a lot of rather complex EasyMorph flows that look similar as the one dep…

@reynsnivea , @raskarov check out this new tutorial article (added couple days ago): Tutorial: table groups . Does it make sense?

Hi Dmitry, Yes this makes sense. I follow a similar pattern today in my morph-files. For example. Download_source_data is a tab, ETL is a tab, Clean data folders is a tab, ... Thanks for sharing this tutorial. Kind regards Nikolaas

Hi, looks like a good way to separate dataflow from Logical flow and to get more structure in projects . Do I understand correctly that you can use it to implement branches / jumps in the data flow, return to the logical flow, delimitation of formatting, data enrichment ... similar MS SSIS? Kind …

I had to stop messing with this because I realized I was spending wayyyy too much time on this, BUT....maybe arrows should be removed by default and turned on if the user wants to actually view the arrows. By default, all actions that relate to other tables could display like the below compared to t…

I'm coming back to this after awhile. It's interesting to see how everyone uses EM and how that translates to workflows and diagrams. As an example I rarely use tabs because I like to see everything together. But I use modules because I do a lot of iterations and I almost always have a "controller"…

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