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This is more basic than #200; when you instantiate objects in Python, some basic checks should be done on the validity of the input:
Node: passed node types are valid
Every node ID is used in exactly one node object
These are ones I noticed were missing but more could be helpful. Misspelling a node type made QGIS not display the node properly without throwing an error, and mistakes with the node IDs only come to light in the Julia core with errors with long tracebacks.
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This is more basic than #200; when you instantiate objects in Python, some basic checks should be done on the validity of the input:
Node
: passed node types are validThese are ones I noticed were missing but more could be helpful. Misspelling a node type made QGIS not display the node properly without throwing an error, and mistakes with the node IDs only come to light in the Julia core with errors with long tracebacks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: