Investigate problematic document.

[michael]

See: data/problematic_document.js.

Search for "00:47:16" and find out what is wrong with that paragraph.

[michael]

I know what the problem is. There are some annotations that have startOffset > endOffset. And it screws up the annotator so we get a wrong rendering.

    entity_reference_1f274a52cefc5d64024f6eb926569638: {
      id: "entity_reference_1f274a52cefc5d64024f6eb926569638",
      startOffset: 59,
      endOffset: 44,
      path: [
        "textff1951ba68a8ecce8a9eb55c60951743",
        "content"
      ],
      target: "554a831226ee98fc05606b2a",
      type: "entity_reference"
    },

Will talk with Oliver about a strategy how we can make the editor robust about that thing. I still think the cause of this inconsistency is a paste (including annotations). Maybe you can try to paste around text that has entity references and see if you can break it in a similar way. I didn't manage with my attempts yet.

[michael]

Oh and you could solve this by running a script that flips all startOffset endOffset props when they are in wrong order.

[Integral]

Good catch! I have added this to document's validator.