Fix nested properties not being applied#224
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elementbound merged 2 commits intofoxssake:mainfrom Jun 1, 2024
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Nested properties were read and serialized correctly, but on the receiving end, the data would fail to be applied to the synced node because the function `set_value()` in property-entry.gd was using `node.set()` instead of `node.set_indexed()`
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Nice catch, thanks @jonstvns! Would you mind setting the addon versions to 1.6.1 please? If you're on Linux / WSL, you can run |
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Nvm, realized I can also push changes 😄 Thanks again @jonstvns and welcome to the club of netfox contributors 😄 |
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Ahh, sorry, I was traveling and forgot you asked me to bump the version number. thanks for merging, @elementbound |
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When using the netfox synchronizers, nested properties were being read and serialized correctly, but on the receiving end, the data would silently fail to be applied to the synced node because the function
set_value()in property-entry.gd was usingnode.set()instead ofnode.set_indexed()