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I think I may have found a lead. It seems that when you grab the source handle, the end of the connection line attaches to the source of the target node.
For this, all I did was click and drag the source of the line to the right a bit. You can see that the connection point is no longer the target, but the source. An output type node doesn't have a source though, so it's erroring out.
I ran into this problem as well. The updatable-edge example reproduces the awkward positioning of a dragged edge, and if you change Node C to an "Output" node, you can recreate the crash
sourceNode.__rf.handleBounds[connectionHandleType] is null
If we change this line to the below, everything appears to work again:
Example here: https://codesandbox.io/s/bold-breeze-nlg5s?file=/src/App.js
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