Replace deprecated !ref with !element
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See structurizr#19 From https://docs.structurizr.com/dsl/language#ref > The `!ref` keyword is deprecated - please use `!element` or > `!relationship` instead. Since these examples were referencing elements, and not relationships, `!relationship` is the appropriate keyword. These two `workspace.dsl` files now pass validation with the current Structurizr CLI (version 2025.05.28).
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Is there anyone available to look at this? It's a very small and simple change 🤷🏼♂️ |
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Relates to #19
From https://docs.structurizr.com/dsl/language#ref
Since these examples were referencing elements, and not relationships,
!elementis the appropriate keyword.These two
workspace.dslfiles now pass validation with the current Structurizr CLI (version 2025.05.28), where previously they were failing.