On combining a combined model with more than one other model the first model doesn't load correctly. This only happens when 2 or more models (i.e. 3 input ports) are joined with the combined model. Workflow under knime://BfR-extern/FSKX_Testing/FSK-Lab_2.0/broken_workflows/TrichinellaModels_joining_30062022
Curiously, this only happens if the combined object is in the first input port. If it is at any other port, the Joiner view looks correct (on first glance).
Possibly related: on loading a Joiner View, the joinerModelsData contains always 4 models, even if only 2 models have been joined. The "empty" models don't have a name (null), throwing this error in the function trimModelName:
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On combining a combined model with more than one other model the first model doesn't load correctly. This only happens when 2 or more models (i.e. 3 input ports) are joined with the combined model. Workflow under knime://BfR-extern/FSKX_Testing/FSK-Lab_2.0/broken_workflows/TrichinellaModels_joining_30062022
Curiously, this only happens if the combined object is in the first input port. If it is at any other port, the Joiner view looks correct (on first glance).
Possibly related: on loading a Joiner View, the joinerModelsData contains always 4 models, even if only 2 models have been joined. The "empty" models don't have a name (null), throwing this error in the function trimModelName: