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[1.5.6-phetio] Precipitation particles are failing to be saved in state #228
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Details at phetsims/phet-io/issues/1330. |
If the problem is in the most recent production version ( 1.5.5-phetio) then we will likely not fix this for the maintenance release. PhET-iO is in beta, and it was definitely in beta when 1.5.5-phetio was released, so since we haven't heard complaints from partners about this bug, I think the goal is to focus energy on moving phet-io forward. @samreid what do you think? |
@JRomero0613 great that you noticed, but this is expected in the State wrapper (although it would be a problem in the Mirror Inputs wrapper). |
To elaborate, we decided this is a "transient" behavior that should not be saved/loaded. |
Okay, I have just checked all versions mentioned above in the mirror inputs wrapper and they all function properly |
Can this issue be closed then? |
No. It's still an issue, even if it does not get fixed right away. |
I reproduced the problem in 1.5.6-phetio, not planning on solving it in the branch, unless I hear otherwise. Good to know though, in case our clients run into it. Unassigning for now. |
@samreid I could have sworn there was an issue about this somewhere at some point, so I think this is a regression and sorry in advance for the duplication.
In BLL 1.5.6-phetio instance-proxies:
The launched sim will not have any precipitation and will throw this error:
The State wrapper is also revealing, but confusing. Run the State wrapper and shake some particles and you'll see what I mean.
And here's my little checklist table thing:
Seen on macOS 10.13.4 Chrome. For phetsims/qa/issues/128.
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