This node will be included into the compiled output and do unusual things when run.
I think two things should happen, first is that when you attempt to compile the project that includes this node it will give a warning something along the lines of Node "Hello" in "filename.yarn" is empty and will not be included in the compiled output.
And secondly the node will not be included into any output of the compiler.
Attempting to jump to this node will present an error no different than if you jumped to a misspelled node.
Currently if you have an empty node, such as:
This node will be included into the compiled output and do unusual things when run.
I think two things should happen, first is that when you attempt to compile the project that includes this node it will give a warning something along the lines of
Node "Hello" in "filename.yarn" is empty and will not be included in the compiled output. And secondly the node will not be included into any output of the compiler. Attempting to jump to this node will present an error no different than if you jumped to a misspelled node.