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UsageGraphError: Graph.addNode: the "UBERON:0013702" node already exist in the graph. #30

Open Tehsurfer opened 3 weeks ago

Tehsurfer commented 3 weeks ago

I am getting this error when running flatmap-viewer. 

UsageGraphError: Graph.addNode: the "UBERON:0013702" node already exist in the graph. #30

I don't notice it affecting the functionality of the flatmap at all, but it does break the tests that get run on flatmapvuer

To reproduce:

  1. clone this branch: https://github.com/Tehsurfer/mapintegratedvuer/tree/marker-clustering

  2. Put the .env.local file I sent into the root directory of the repo if you don't already have those variables

  3. npm run serve should produce the error, scroll up to the top it should be one of the first 5

dbrnz commented 3 weeks ago

What map GUID is giving this error? On what map server??

Tehsurfer commented 3 weeks ago

flatmap-viewer2.9.3

https://github.com/AnatomicMaps/rat-flatmap/blob/027dc313b3ce6d84818eb47505ad7632143da624/manifest.json

mapcore-demo.org/devel/flatmap/v4/flatmap/

(Although the tests are running on https://mapcore-demo.org/current/flatmap/v3/ and have the same issue)

Tehsurfer commented 3 weeks ago

Wait, that isn't the GUID is it, how to do you get the GUID?

dbrnz commented 3 weeks ago

All looks well with the code and the source data (it's a JSON file at here, and it contains just a single UBERON:0013702 node). Running your code doesn't show the error:

Screenshot 2024-06-14 at 2 47 49 PM

What I do get though, as a result of a sidebar search for Heart, is:

Screenshot 2024-06-14 at 2 52 26 PM
Tehsurfer commented 3 weeks ago

hmm ok give me a moment to fix the other error messages and then I'll be able to see how to reproduce this one more easily

Tehsurfer commented 3 weeks ago

Ah yeah sorry about that you actually need these steps to reproduce it:

  1. clone this branch: https://github.com/Tehsurfer/mapintegratedvuer/tree/marker-clustering

  2. Put the .env.local file I sent into the root directory of the repo if you don't already have those variables

  3. npm run serve

  4. Change the species of the map, top right: image

dbrnz commented 3 weeks ago

See my question on Slack to @alan-wu:

what exactly happens when a flatmap’s species is changed? Is a new flatmap instance created by calling MapManager.loadMap()? Or does the vuer remember previously loaded map instances and switch back??

There are no issues with flatmap-viewer when loading maps for a different species.