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Webel Best Practice: SysMLv2: "Trust the Type": When redefining a subject (within any element kind) ALWAYS also include the :Type in the redefinition declaration (even if it's a bit tedious and a bit WET).

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Relates to
35. Use Cases: Use Case Usage Example.sysml
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[DISPLAY, MODELLING, PATTERN, STYLE, TIP, TOOL]{STRONG} Webel Best Practice: SysMLv2: "Trust the Type" feature name hiding. In many Views, there is no benefit, at all, in showing feature names (especially if they are needlessly verbose and just repeat the Type name but lowerCase)
[MODELLING, PATTERN, STYLE, TIP]{STRICT} Webel Best Practice: SysMLv2: "Trust the Type" functional analysis: When referencing a performed action or exhibited state ALWAYS also include the :Type in the declaration (even if it's a bit tedious and a bit WET). Helps avoid also verbose usage names!
[DISPLAY, MODELLING, PATTERN, STYLE, TIP, TOOL]{STRONG} Webel Best Practice: SysMLv2: VERY STRONG RECOMMENDATION: Prefer Webel "Trust the Type" i/o parameter naming and Webel display conventions over verbose parameter names. To find out how attend the Webel SysMLv2 course!
[DISPLAY, MODELLING, PATTERN, STYLE, TIP, TOOL]{STRONG} Webel Best Practice: SysMLv2: VERY STRONG RECOMMENDATION: Prefer Webel "Trust the Type" i/o port naming and Webel display conventions over verbose port usage names and verbose directed feature names. To find out how attend the Webel SysMLv2 course!
[ASSERTION, DISPLAY, NAMING, STYLE]{STRONG} Webel: SysMLv2: IMPORTANT! Specification documents and the namings used in their supporting examples have a specific purpose and the examples play specific roles. They are NOT tutorials on how to model practically in a specific tool on real projects!!!
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