Describe the bug
After nodes are added to a graph, and we descend into the inner graph of an emplaced Iterator, when we ascend back to the "parent" level the added edges appear to go all over the place.
To Reproduce
Expected behaviour
It would be expected that we would see normal edge connection behaviour when moving between inner/outer graphs. Perhaps the coordinates of the QML DropAreas (used as a reference point for connections between node parameters) are mixed up when we move up a level.
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Operating System:
- OS: Windows / OSX / Linux (delete as appropriate)
- OS version / flavour: [e.g. Windows 10, Catalina, Ubuntu 18.04]
Describe the bug
After nodes are added to a graph, and we descend into the inner graph of an emplaced
Iterator, when we ascend back to the "parent" level the added edges appear to go all over the place.To Reproduce
Expected behaviour
It would be expected that we would see normal edge connection behaviour when moving between inner/outer graphs. Perhaps the coordinates of the QML
DropAreas (used as a reference point for connections between node parameters) are mixed up when we move up a level.Screenshots
Operating System: