First of all: Congrats on the 0.4 stable release! Glad to see that this extension is still evolving!
On our local wiki we switched back to using the DrawioEditor extension after running some trials on an earlier version of the Flex Diagrams extension.
Unfortunately, the main points for us dropping Flex Diagrams for the time being still seem to be present in the 0.4 release.
What made us switch back to using the "DrawioEditor" extension (besides it allowing for more than one diagram per page), is that:
1/ Drawio diagrams are fixed in the page once included, where the Camunda BPMN's are not.
By that I mean: When you display a Camunda BPMN diagram in a page and scroll through the page using the wheel on a computer mouse, once the mouse pointer passes over the displayed BPMN diagram, you stop scrolling through the page and start scrolling through the diagram. This was experienced as annoying by the wiki users that I consulted.
This doesn't happen with Drawio diagrams.
Is there some way of switching this mouse hover scrolling off?
2/ Drawio diagrams adapt the image size to the size of the actual diagram, where the Camunda BPMN's just seem to have a fixed image size with small diagrams having a lot of white space around them, or large diagrams being zoomed out (which is actually still fine to a certain point and with a certain screen size).
Is there some way of getting rid of the surplus whitespace for smaller Camunda BPMN's? (without zooming them in to a size that they just fit the seemingly fixed image size)
In general
I do like the idea behind the Flex Diagrams extension better than the DrawioEditor extension, and I for sure prefer the Camunda BPMN editor above the BPMN shapes in the Drawio editor.
I know I'm mixing up 2 extensions, and 2 diagram editors. But in the end, it's the combined package that convinces the users of our local wiki on picking one solution over the other.
For now, the DrawioEditor still has the edge on Flex Diagrams.