This increase the safety of our build; external consumers
do no longer need to account for the `browser` field to
bundle bpmn-js (or otherwise bundle a Node shim, unintentionally).
This fixes the existing DI creation methods in `BpmnFactory` and
simplifies the related `ElementFactory` code that relied on it.
In the past args got ignored and passing attrs to the created DI
was not possible, now it is.
BREAKING CHANGE:
With this change the following `BpmnFactory` API methods got reworked to
take (businessObject, attrs) as an input:
* `BpmnFactory#createDiEdge`
* `BpmnFactory#createDiShape`
* `BpmnFactory#createDiPlane`
* use <copyPaste.canCopyProperty> event to copy category value when copying group
* add camunda-bpmn-moddle for integration tests
BREAKING CHANGES
* CopyPaste: remove <property.clone>, add <moddleCopy.canCopyProperties>, <moddleCopy.canCopyProperty>, <moddleCopy.canSetCopiedProperty>
* BpmnRules: removed <elements.paste> rule in favor of <elements.create> rule
* BpmnRules: removed <element.paste> rule
* ElementFactory: use <attrs.di> property instead of <attrs.colors> for fill and stroke when creating element through ElementFactory#createBpmnElement
* add <elements.create> rule for creating multiple elements
* handle creating multiple elements in CreateParticipantBehavior
* create sub process with start event through palette
* use ES6 import / export
* UTILS: export individual utilities
* TESTS: localize TestHelper includes
BREAKING CHANGE:
* all utilities export independent functions
* library sources got ported to ES6. You must now use
a ES module bundler such as Browserify + babelify or
Webpack to consume this library (or parts of it).
You are now able to morph between collapsed and expanded pools
* Not possible to drop elements in a collapsed pool
* if a expanded pool collapses, the children are deleted
Closes#365
