Closed kwalcock closed 3 years ago
@zupon, your attentiveness caught an interesting phenomenon. This paragraph has two instances of flooding in separate sentences. The NodeSpec seemed to match both. They change order in the list of Mentions, so sometimes the NodeSpec finds the one instead of the other. However, the == between the edge's effect argument and the mention found by the NodeSpec doesn't always hold because they are in different sentences. That's a first. This should fix the problem. It's already in master, but you need it for your tests, maybe without resyncing with master. So, merge if you'd like.
Thanks for looking into this!
is -> in