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a very specific set of nodes results in an infinite loop, see this reproduction (breaks if you add the commented-out edge - it'll look like it loads with the same layout but if you remove a node or something you'll see that the layout no longer updates based on the configuration, and there's an infinite loading circle).
I tried making a minimal reproduction by removing some nodes, some edges, but this is the smallest reproduction I could make. In the previous issue I made (#969) it was shown that crossingMinimization.greedySwitch.type: OFF avoided the error, and I noticed that works in this case too. But that results in a different layout. Not sure what could be done with this set of configuration - maybe an error could be thrown if the situation arises that will result in an infinite loop?
Note on my node naming: the first letter is the type of node and corresponds to a partition.
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a very specific set of nodes results in an infinite loop, see this reproduction (breaks if you add the commented-out edge - it'll look like it loads with the same layout but if you remove a node or something you'll see that the layout no longer updates based on the configuration, and there's an infinite loading circle).
I tried making a minimal reproduction by removing some nodes, some edges, but this is the smallest reproduction I could make. In the previous issue I made (#969) it was shown that
crossingMinimization.greedySwitch.type: OFF
avoided the error, and I noticed that works in this case too. But that results in a different layout. Not sure what could be done with this set of configuration - maybe an error could be thrown if the situation arises that will result in an infinite loop?Note on my node naming: the first letter is the type of node and corresponds to a partition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: