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USER -> UID @enduml Of course, you can use the !include directive to define all your constants in a single file that you include in your diagram. Constant can be undefined with the !undef XXX directive. into a single .zip or .jar archive. This single zip/jar can then be imported into your diagram using !import directive. Once the library has been imported, you can !include file from this single zip/jar

USER -> UID @enduml Of course, you can use the !include directive to define all your constants in a single file that you include in your diagram. Constant can be undefined with the !undef XXX directive. into a single .zip or .jar archive. This single zip/jar can then be imported into your diagram using !import directive. Once the library has been imported, you can !include file from this single zip/jar

USER -> UID @enduml Of course, you can use the !include directive to define all your constants in a single file that you include in your diagram. Constant can be undefined with the !undef XXX directive. into a single .zip or .jar archive. This single zip/jar can then be imported into your diagram using !import directive. Once the library has been imported, you can !include file from this single zip/jar