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added a question about the design for the attention of @knolleary
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2. If the any of the corresponding nodes are in use, the request is rejected
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2. If the any of the corresponding nodes are in use, the request is rejected
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3. The runtime registry removes the corresponding nodes.
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3. The runtime registry removes the corresponding nodes.
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4. An event is fired over the comms link telling any connected editors that the nodes have been removed.
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4. An event is fired over the comms link telling any connected editors that the nodes have been removed.
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### Question
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@knolleary : Ref the point about multiple nodes:
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- a node file or module can contain multiple nodes. Making a request to remove a single node type may trigger the removal of multiple node types.
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Is it possible to have two options? One to remove a specific node and a second to remove the collection? I am thinking of a use case where a Node module contains (for instance) 5 nodes for a specific use case (e.g, home automation), and I want to/will regularly use 3 of those nodes in the bundle but not interested in 2 of them. Can I just remove the 2 nodes to have a cleaner palette and runtime?
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<ly> PS: This section can be removed when dealt with </ly>
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