Description of the limitation and why it is relevant to address
We have a sub-module that is now part of different bigger applications. The only interface is an API-call (one-way) to get the params file as a dict (.json) through the API module.
This API call is done based on an SiblingEntityOptionField, however I would like to make an API call to application x - EntityType y.
Submitter proposed design (optional)
The data stored in this sub-module is saved in one database and can only be changed/updated in one place. A single request could do a call to the other module to return either a list of possible entities or based on a selected entity id return the corresponding data.
The aim is to be able to build a bigger Viktor application with multiple (or just two) smaller submodules with a simple API call.
Current workarounds
Have a defined manifest/names and directory structure and compare within the IDE after a new version, update the corresponding data for each module using the sub-module. Takes more effort and more sensitive for mistakes