Model validation output from CLI

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This note is about the example at https://docs.sensmetry.com/automator/first_example.html#automator-first-example .

The text reads:

Model Validation

Before working with the model, it’s important to validate it. To validate your model, open a terminal in the directory containing your model and run:

python -m syside check example_model.sysml

This command will check for any semantic errors or warnings in your model. After running, you should see the following output:

Checks passed!

While the python invocation works, no output is produced the “Checks passed!” does not occur.

To ensure I was actually having the check executed, I made some errors in the file

part Chassis {

part Suspension : xxxMechanical;

part Body : Mechanical;

}

and the python -m syside check example_model.sysml invocation returned:

python -m syside check example_model.sysml
example_model.sysml:12:29: ←[38;2;220;080;080merror←[0m (reference-error): No Type named 'xxxMechanical' found.
12 |           part Suspension : xxxMechanical;
   |                             ←[38;2;220;080;080m^^^^^^^^^^^^^←[0m

Which was expected. Does the web page need updating or is there some user error that suppressed the “Checks passed!” message?

Cheers,

Richard Wallace