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When model transformations are used to implement consistency relations between very large models (VLMs), incrementality plays a cornerstone role in the realization of practical consistency maintainers. State-of-the-art model transformation engines with support for incrementality normally rely on a publish-subscribe model for linking model updates − deltas − to the application of model transformation rules, in so called dependencies, at run time. These deltas can then be propagated along an already executed model transformation. A small number of such engines use domain-specific languages (DSLs) for representing model deltas offline in order to enable their use in asynchronous, event-based execution environments.

Offline Delta-Driven Model Transformation with Dependency Injection