I like to link our source code to enterprise architect so the sources you pull in a view are automatically populated based upon the source code. The eap can be checked in with the source to have an additional trigger to keep it updated. Also EA. can work with relative source code paths so others can use the same file. There is also a versioning system build in which works quite well. Some things I still dislike:

- Enterprise Architect is a great tool but produces diagrams that look dated. This means I sometimes copy in another tool for certain types of meetings that require fancy powerpoints (pitch like presentations, customers, ex. Management etc.

- if the source isn't there I create from scratch. I have to link post-source creation to update and link my diagrams to source code. I do not generate source code from enterprise architect because we do not work model based and usually my diagrams that I create in advance are not detailed enough to generate the source. (Nor should they be)

- Sometimes the right diagram type is just not there in EA. I created my own templates for our department with all AWS logos and services, Azure, docker, and many others. That's a pain..

* I work in a global enterprise. Size of source about 6 million LOC. EA does handle that without hickups.