Most common mistake when using style-related functions is to exclude style.name and end up changing default. The UX is no change and no error. Perhaps adding a message like " set in style" would help? Or perhaps just a warning if style.name is NULL stating "No style.name provided so change was applied to default style."
Most common mistake when using style-related functions is to exclude set in style" would help? Or perhaps just a warning if
style.nameand end up changing default. The UX is no change and no error. Perhaps adding a message like "style.nameis NULL stating "No style.name provided so change was applied to default style."