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Partial fix for #187. Updating the measurement table changing a conditionId in the condition table also failed for me, although with a different error than in #187. That was related to using unsupported multidimensional indexers which is addressed here.

Visualization after rename will fail due to invalid condition IDs. To be fixed elsewhere. I guess, if a condition is renamed, not only the measurement table should be updated, but also the visualization table.
Potentially the something_changed signal needs to be deferred until after all those modifications then.

Partial fix for #187. Updating the measurement table changing a conditionId in the condition table also failed for me, although with a different error than in #187.
That was related to using unsupported multidimensional indexers which is addressed here.

Visualization after rename will fail due to invalid condition IDs. To be fixed elsewhere. I guess, if a condition is renamed, not only the meaurement table should be updated, but also the visualization table.
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renaming works for. Visualization indeed does not update. Needs to be connected to some Signals. I would propose opening a dedicated Issue.

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dweindl commented Sep 24, 2025

renaming works for. Visualization indeed does not update. Needs to be connected to some Signals. I would propose opening a dedicated Issue.

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@dweindl dweindl merged commit c95a664 into PEtab-dev:develop Sep 24, 2025
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