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@nbenn In addition to the issues previously mentioned about not being able to restore "linked" stacks I think this is at the core of it.
The value of a result_field is not the reference to the other stack but the data of the said stack where I think the value of the result_field should be the stack name as selected in the generated select_input.
The above breaks a few things like ui_input which attempts to set the selected value in the dropdown to a dafa.frame: from a result field it is impossible to trace back which stack the data came from, both of these make it impossible to restore a stack I think.
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@nbenn In addition to the issues previously mentioned about not being able to restore "linked" stacks I think this is at the core of it.
The
value
of aresult_field
is not the reference to the other stack but the data of the said stack where I think the value of theresult_field
should be the stack name as selected in the generatedselect_input
.The above breaks a few things like
ui_input
which attempts to set theselected
value in the dropdown to adafa.frame
: from a result field it is impossible to trace back which stack the data came from, both of these make it impossible to restore a stack I think.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: