I imported the uci_adult_income.csv data in the file data visualizer into a uci_adult_income index, and then created a classification job off it income_over_50_class, and opened the map view from the jobs list for that job. What does this inward pointing arrow for the index pattern node mean here:

I created a couple of outlier jobs off a gallery data transform, and when I open the map for one of the jobs I see this error. Map looks ok to me.

I see a nested scrollbar for all the maps I open:

For this map, opening off the gallery_clientip_outliers2 job, if I select the node for the other job gallery_clientip_outliers I get an option to 'Fetch related nodes' (which gives me the index pattern created by that job), but this option is not available for the gallery_clientip_outliers2 I actually selected. Should the job's index pattern be displayed by default in the map? If not, the 'Fetch related nodes' action should be shown in the flyout.

Note I also found the zoom level zoomed in as soon as I fetched the related nodes for the gallery_clientip_outliers job.

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