Allow for "unrated lines"

[hazelshapiro]

Connections between objects without associated performance & criticality ratings (analyst left it blank) would be gray and medium thickness (render as if the value is 5).

This would let us help analysts enter information without immediately doing the rating, and allow for a "prefer not to rate" for sensitive or unknown information.

[rmarow]

• 1. allow null in DB (criticality and performance)
• 2. DB migration (must follow above step)
• 3. change code to set null as grey for performance
• 4. code to set null as thinner than thinnest thickness for criticality (0.1)
• 5. add a note about this in the User Guide

[mfisher87]

code to set null as thinner than thinnest thickness for criticality (0.1)

@hazelshapiro We felt that this is a better option than rendering a medium-thickness line for null criticality. There would be no way to differentiate between someone entering 5 and entering null~

[hazelshapiro]

Sounds good. We could also do something like a dashed line but I think that might be more confusing than helpful.

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[mfisher87]

Sounds good. We could also do something like a dashed line but I think that
might be more confusing than helpful.

Interesting idea! 🤔

[rmarow]

resolved by #332 image of changes @hazelshapiro :