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Grasshopper_Toolkit: Flatten disappears in copy pasting components #562

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IsakNaslundBh opened this issue Nov 5, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #564
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Grasshopper_Toolkit: Flatten disappears in copy pasting components #562

IsakNaslundBh opened this issue Nov 5, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #564
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severity:critical No workaround exists. Essential to continue type:bug Error or unexpected behaviour

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Description:

Found a bug where the flatten disappears from the push component after copy paste. Marking as critical as this can impact save and open as well, as they are using the same systems:

Flatten gone

Steps to reproduce:

Copy paste a push component. Note that this only happens if you have something plugged in to the push. If left empty, the flatten stays.

Expected behaviour:

For any flatten/graft/similar to stay on the component after copy paste and save and re-open.

Test file(s):

Can not provide one as the problem affects the save and open system

@IsakNaslundBh IsakNaslundBh added severity:critical No workaround exists. Essential to continue type:bug Error or unexpected behaviour labels Nov 5, 2020
@IsakNaslundBh IsakNaslundBh added this to the BHoM 4.0 β RC milestone Nov 5, 2020
@IsakNaslundBh IsakNaslundBh changed the title Grasshopper_Toolkit: Grasshopper_Toolkit: Flatten disappears in copy pasting components Nov 5, 2020
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