Leon Thomm

> Is there another commit, I missed and should have applied? yes, sorry I had to add the `update_error()` function to the core, so you also need to update ryvencore...

> Still the icon and tooltip is not shown. I checked and `NodeErrorIndicator.show()` _is_ called, but the icon does not appear. that's strange, does Qt print any errors to the...

> Aargh!, I haven't thought of that! Would the loop break, if the output is not set whenever its value is already `RyvenError`? hm, can't say why this would not...

The value of an output usually depends on the most recent node update. A node is updated when input data changes. However, when loading a project the input data is...

> What do you thing? Would that be something you might accept? Oh, *please* go ahead! I suggest [argparse](https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html). > I desperately miss command line parameters, so that I do...

1. Backwards compatibility not strictly required but passing python objects as arguments to `run()` (like a QApplication) definitely is for scripting support. But you could move your argparse stuff to...

Yep, that makes sense, thanks! The types you propesed (other than package origin) cannot necessarily be determined, but for now we could provide filters for the node packages and active/passive...

Thanks a lot!

Using [textdistance](https://pypi.org/project/textdistance/) I implemented a simple prototype for v3.1, see [here](https://github.com/leon-thomm/ryvencore-qt/blob/main/ryvencore_qt/src/flows/node_list_widget/utils.py). Nodes can now have tags which are considered for a Sørensen-Dice based priority search. However, the implementation is quite...

That would be very difficult. In the NodeManager, you also program the nodes, so the internal abstract objects would have to get replaced by new instances. Also, if you didn't...