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Is correct to represent setting options using use cases?

For example the user can: - enable background updates - change map color - change interval updates

From https://www.uml-diagrams.org/use-case.html

A use case is a kind of behaviored classifier that specifies a [complete] unit of [useful] functionality performed by [one or more] subjects to which the use case applies in collaboration with one or more actors, and which [for complete use cases] yields an observable result that is of some value to those actors [or other stakeholders] of each subject.

I think options I listed are "useful" and yield to "an observable results that is of some value" . Am I wrong?

How should I represent this kind of actions?

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Yes it is correct don't overthink it.

UML is just a tool if it works that way for you and people with who you work to achieve your goal it is ok. Spending time on making 'correct' UML is probably not best use of your time. Spending time to communicate effectively is best use of your time.

Mateusz
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