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Adam Fagan from APL told me about a bug where if nodes were coming in with a single property, and that property was assigned as unique ID, the node was being recreated upon update instead of updating with new versioned information. The bug disappeared with a two-propertied class.
Steps to Reproduce
Create the following:
a single property class
a multi-property class
Import the following data:
a set of single-property objects (mapped to the single class), slightly alter, and re-upload
a set of single-property objects (mapped to the multi-class), slightly alter, and re-upload
a set of multi-property objects (mapped to the single class), slightly alter, and re-upload
a set of single-property objects (mapped to the multi-class), slightly alter, and re-upload
Impact
Could be frontend or backend. Most likely something to do with original_data_id not being properly assigned to the created nodes. Perhaps contact [email protected] for more information on what his test case was.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Bug Description
Adam Fagan from APL told me about a bug where if nodes were coming in with a single property, and that property was assigned as unique ID, the node was being recreated upon update instead of updating with new versioned information. The bug disappeared with a two-propertied class.
Steps to Reproduce
Create the following:
Import the following data:
Impact
Could be frontend or backend. Most likely something to do with original_data_id not being properly assigned to the created nodes. Perhaps contact [email protected] for more information on what his test case was.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: