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Calling check_remove_id on a W_INPUT node returns true, and remove_id will remove it, leaving the W_OUTPUT node on its own connecting to the other neighbour of the W_INPUT node. I think the expected behaviour here is either to refuse W_INPUT/W_OUTPUT nodes alltogether, or to remove both the W_INPUT node and its partner W_OUTPUT.
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Calling
check_remove_id
on a W_INPUT node returns true, andremove_id
will remove it, leaving the W_OUTPUT node on its own connecting to the other neighbour of the W_INPUT node. I think the expected behaviour here is either to refuse W_INPUT/W_OUTPUT nodes alltogether, or to remove both the W_INPUT node and its partner W_OUTPUT.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: