Deactivating, Removing, or resizing attributes on a blueprint causes empty / blank / white spaces in the blueprint. This can be large areas depending on the changes made, and impacts all project/ideas associated to that blueprints.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Use case 1: Removing an attribute from Blueprint Details
Expected Results: No empty space after the field is removed, instead the attributes below it move up or bottom part of the section moves up to clear the empty space.
Actual Results: Space is retained for the field that was removed
Workaround: Drag attributes below the empty space to the correct location. If the empty space is the bottom of the section, drag an attribute down to the bottom of the section, then move it up below the last fields in the section to get the empty space to collapse.
Use case 2: Deactivating an attribute that is on Blueprint Details
Expected Results: No empty space where the attribute was that is deactivated, and instead the attributes below it move up or bottom part of the section moves up to clear the empty space.
Actual Results: Space is retained for the field that was removed. If you click on the field, you can see that it’s still there just blank, you can resize it to make it smaller or larger.
Workaround: Reactivate the attribute, remove the attribute from the Blueprint Details, follow workaround as needed in use case 1, and then deactivate the attribute
Use case 3: Resizing an attribute field to make it larger
Expected Results: No empty space left in the area where the attribute size was expanded to now that is smaller
Actual Results: Space is retained for the area where the field was previously larger.
Workaround: Drag attributes below the empty space to the correct location.
Release : 15.6.1, 15.7, 15.7.1
Component : CA PPM STUDIO