@elyx-code/project-logic-tree 0.0.6238 → 0.0.6240

package/dist/index.js

@@ -30335,7 +30335,7 @@ class I {
       if (this.removed[a.id])
         return this;
       if (this.added[a.id])
-        return this;
+        return a.captureVersion(), this;
       if (this.affected[a.id] && delete this.affected[a.id], !this.hasUpdated(a.id)) {
         a.increaseVersion(this.timestamp);
         const { added: h, updated: c, removed: T, affected: E } = a.recursiveCaptureUpstreamVersions(this.timestamp);
@@ -49754,14 +49754,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       calledByEntry: i.calledByEntry || [],
       calledBySuccess: i.calledBySuccess || [],
       calledByError: i.calledByError || [],
-      declaration: this.toJSON(),
+      declaration: this.toReference(),
       x: 0,
       y: 0
     }, l = P(
       s,
       this.project
     );
-    return l.setParent(e, null), l.initChildren(null), t == null || t.add(l, A.Added), e === this.project && this.project.addVariableInstance(l), t == null || t.attemptAutoclose("create-instance", this.id), l;
+    return l.hydrateAncestors(), l.setParent(e, t), t == null || t.add(l, A.Added), l.addSelfToProject(t), l.initChildren(t), e === this.project && this.project.addVariableInstance(l), t == null || t.attemptAutoclose("create-instance", this.id), l;
   }
   // If a variable has a data type that represents an object, like KeyValue or a definition entity
   // Its variables can be set as inputs into the entity
@@ -72432,14 +72432,18 @@ async function Vq(r, a = Sa) {
   }
   return console.log("Fetching project from external API"), new Promise(
     async (i) => {
-      if (e.onFetch) {
-        const s = await e.onFetch(r.id);
-        if (s) {
-          i({ data: s });
-          return;
-        }
-      } else
-        i({ data: null });
+      try {
+        if (e.onFetch) {
+          const s = await e.onFetch(r.id);
+          if (s) {
+            i({ data: s });
+            return;
+          }
+        } else
+          i({ data: null });
+      } catch (s) {
+        console.error("Error fetching project: ", s), i({ data: null });
+      }
     }
   );
 }