We are excited to announce the bpmn-js@9.2 release. The new version of our BPMN toolkit improves the modeling experience with better selection visuals and reworked drag/resize handles. It also adds a context pad for multiple elements and improves our BPMN support.
The most noteworthy change in bpmn-js@9.2 is an improved selection UI:
Selection, more obvious.
As part of the rework, we removed the (visual) hover state and added a dedicated multi-select box. Both aim to better match user expectations and align with existing drawing tools.
Try out the reworked selection UI on demo.bpmn.io.
Improved Drag Handles
Along with the selection rework, we've overhauled drag/resize handles.
Clearer resize/drag handles on the canvas.
Multi-Element Context-Pad
Along with multi-selection, the toolkit now offers a way to register context pad entries for multiple elements:
Delete multiple elements with a single click.
We ship a multi-element delete action per default and allow you to provide your own.
Annotate Flows
Starting with this release you can annotate sequence and message flows:
Attach text annotations to sequence and message flows.
More Improvements
If you are interested in all the details, go ahead and check out the full changelog to learn about everything that shipped with bpmn-js@9.2.
Wrapping up
We hope that this release, along with our previous v9.1 release significantly improves your experience modeling BPMN. Did we miss anything? Did you spot a bug, or would you like to suggest an improvement?
Reach out to us via our forums, toot us on Mastodon or file an issue you found in the bpmn-js issue tracker.
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