Modeling Status is a property set for a modeling element, such as, a Process, global variable, constraint, organization role, etc. that serves to clearly annotate an element during the designing phase, for example, as a draft element, or an element that is probably not required without influencing the semantics of the element.
A modeling status definition must define its name and can define presentation properties of elements in that modeling status.
Task priority of a modeling status is implicitly set to Todo so elements with such a modeling Status can be displayed in the Tasks view (refer to Todo and Task Markers).
Modeling status of an element is a special formatting indicating the stage of its design development.
To specify modeling status of a visual element, do the following:
Tip: Alternatively, select one or several element views in the diagram or in the Outline view and use the Status drop-down box on the toolbar or their context menu.
To specify modeling status on a text element, such as, a text function definition and methods, add the @Status (<STATUS_NAME>), for example, @Status (Agreed).
To define, edit, or remove a modeling status in your workspace, do the following:
Note that modeling statuses can be redefined on individual projects.
To define, edit, or remove a modeling status in a GO-BPMN project, do the following:
To export or import modeling status definitions:
You can disable the properties applied to the presentation of elements by a modeling status in the Diagrams as well as in views, such as, Outline view.
button in the main toolbar and in the context menu, unselect the Show Modeling Statuses item.