{"push_id":975398032,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"7651126ec65f3e4be4ff06f06ccf3496590cf2ca","before":"b9638a8104d455e90dddfabcda1f3a22e95a9635","commits":[{"sha":"7651126ec65f3e4be4ff06f06ccf3496590cf2ca","author":{"email":"59bd0a3ff43b32849b319e645d4798d8a5d1e889@kostackstudio.de","name":"Kai Kostack"},"message":"Changed how inter-element group connections work\nPreviously the element group order defined which connection type and thresholds should be used for connections between different element groups. This was unintuitive and even worse could easily lead to wrong connections if the user was unaware of this functionality. Now each individual type of threshold is compared and only the weaker one is being used for the connection to be created. Also the more complex connection type in terms of number of constraints is being used if these numbers differ. This solution is still not perfect as it has some ambiguities left, ideally the CT should be forced to stay the same for all EGs. However for flexibility reasons I'll leave it as it is for now. It's recommended to use the same connection type for all groups.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/KaiKostack/bullet-constraints-builder/commits/7651126ec65f3e4be4ff06f06ccf3496590cf2ca"}]}