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Adding node references to a block that contains a tag does not show the block references, even though the targeted block shows the red indicator incrementing with each reference created.
Reproduce the Bug
Create a tag called "#CNC"
Add the Description Property
Add a second property called "Related" and set it to a schema type of "Node" with multiple values checked
Navigate to your journal page and create a new block - name it whatever you want but you do not need to specify any tags on the block.
Open this block in the right side panel so you can keep an eye on the changes
Now create a second block in your journal page -- name it whatever and then create a node reference to the previous node you created.
Make note that the node reference appears in the side panel for that block
Now on the second block add the tag "#CNC" and make note that the node reference now disappears from the reference section in the side panel.
Add the node reference back to the second block in the "Related" property and make note that the reference now appears again in the side panel.
Expected Behavior
Node references should always be visible regardless of where they are defined on a block that contains a tag.
Screenshots
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Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
Logseq DB Test Version
Additional Context
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What Happened?
Adding node references to a block that contains a tag does not show the block references, even though the targeted block shows the red indicator incrementing with each reference created.
Reproduce the Bug
Expected Behavior
Node references should always be visible regardless of where they are defined on a block that contains a tag.
Screenshots
chrome_N8yzg2zqaz.mp4
Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
Logseq DB Test Version
Additional Context
No response
Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: