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  • One ID many nodes. Bug or design?


    yetanotherbot

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    I've noticed that it's possible to end up with multiple AbstractWebNode sharing the same node ID. This causes some interesting side effects.

    For example, tearing down custom nodes with clearCustomNodes() can also delete standard nodes without warning. A client restart is required to restore the original web.

    It happens when a node is added too close to an existing node (specifically less than 5 tiles).  I've implemented a proximity check as a workaround.

    Is this a bug or by design? Couldn't find any reference in the docs.

    Thanks

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    • 2 weeks later...
    On 4/3/2020 at 10:55 AM, yetanotherbot said:

    Thanks Nezz! Appreciate it.

    If it doesn't reproduce easily let me know and I'll put together a code sample.

    I'm going to add in some synchronization checks on the add/remove methods, maybe there's just a problem concurrency.

    It'll be in the next release, though I'm not sure when that release is going to be at the moment.

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