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Upgraded to 2025.2 and encountered issues with the Task “Assign rights” under the roles:
 

Another location was in our Base model which we use for the translations of de GUI objects for our 33 languages. The option to use the task “Translate using AI” seemed handy.
 


The error appearing was the following:
 


As this is a functionality of the SF, the though went to the direction of the base models of the SF itself, as the SF is developed in the SF.

It turn out that I was wrong and my own Model requires the base model “Enrichtments” for these task to work. (Thanks to Thinkwise support to figure this out).

Why make it so that the developer Model requires these for even a fundamental feature as assigning rights to roles? Why is this not part of the SF side of the model?

In a work model I can accept it a bit more, but to require this in our base model just to use the AI method for translations, I kind of see it as polluting the model. I can remove it again afterwards, but that is working around the issue.

I am curious what made it seems logical to not make these things part of the SF model itself.

Hi Mark,

The Software Factory makes use of its own capabilities and thus requires some model objects that exist in base models. When you generate the definition of your model, these model objects are automatically added and make it possible to use these kinds of tasks. 

I do agree we should add an upgrade script to automatically merge the base models into your work models to ensure these takss work immediately after upgrading, rather than after a definition generation.

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