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Connected Links sometimes not attached to port of custom nodes
See original GitHub issueI designed my own custom nodes that inherits the NodeModel class. My plan is to make a simple workflow.
Sometimes when I move the custom nodes around, the links appear not attached to the node’s port as if not connected as shown in the photo below. How can I solve this issue to make the links always attached to the port?
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Hello, would it be possible to have a runnable simple project where the issue show? I really need one of you to create a project for me to run and do tests on, because I can’t know the issue from pictures/GIFs unfortunately.