Bug #35213 Alter script produces extra set of connection lines

Description:
When i try to generate an alter script an extra set of connections is created for every existing foreign key relation. See attached screen dumps for details.

How to repeat:
OSS Version:
- Open an eer diagram that contains some related tables. If not create one.
- If you haven't already generated a database script for it, do it now. File>Export>Forward engineer SQL CREATE script
- After this change for example the name of a table
- Now export an sql ALTER script. File>Export>Forward engineer SQL ALTER script and compare it against the previously exported script.
- Now have a look at the diagram again. Note that all connection lines appear fat and ugly. On closer examination you'll discover there are actually two connection lines drawn instead of one!

SE Version:
- Use the Database Forward Engineer and Synchronize functionality instead.

Suggested fix:
It's not really a fix, merely a work-around.

Solution 1:
After processing the alter script, you can click undo, once for each connection.
Then once more for the parse script action. So if you have a model with only one relation the actions to undo are:
1: Undo Create Connection
2: Undo Parse MySql SQL script
Then the lines appear to be gone.

Solution 2:
Restart WB

Example of double connection lines

Attachment: double connection lines.PNG (image/png, text), 107.94 KiB.

Thank you for the bug report.

works in SVN Rev 2728

A note has been added to the 5.15 changelog: 

Generating an ALTER SCRIPT or using the synchronize functionality on a model with entity relationships, the relationship lines within the diagram would be generated twice