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Fixed
Fixed in 1.0.16
Votes
0
Found in
1.0.13
1.0.14
1.0.15
Issue ID
UUM-135864
Regression
Yes
Editing enum values used by Switch causes nullref
There are several issues in the area:
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a new Behavior Graph.
- Create a new enum in Blackboard.
- Add a Switch node and assign that enum.
- Connect a LogMessage node to one of the Switch port
- Rename/Add/remove an enum member.
- Focus editor after domain reload and interact with graph (move/select nodes, reconnect edges).
Actual results:
- Rename/add enum member: repeated nullref spam originating from edge mapping rebuild (GraphView).
- Remove enum member: initial “Port UI missing for port …” then additional spam on further interaction.
Expected results:
- Graph detects enum mutation and safely reconciles ports/edges without console errors.
Reproducible with versions: 1.0.14
Not reproducible with versions:
- 1.0.12
- 1.0.13 also have nullref exception but reopening the graph fix the issue. Behavior got worse in 1.0.14.
Tested on (OS): WinEditor
Notes:
- Workaround: Detach enum from Switch, edit enum, reattach enum.
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