Paste-as-Nodes import + import robustness#217
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- Update core package version in pyproject.toml and common.py - Update addon manifest version to match - Ignore all .zip build artifacts Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary (with help of Claude Code + Opus 4.8)
new operator, panel button, and post_import logic that reproduces an
imported node tree into the active editor via own clipboard.
drop node outputs (11e92e0) — When unpacking loose into a tree,
stripped the Group Input/Output nodes (and their dangling links) so they
didn't litter the canvas.
still import node when context is unavailable (a4c7a9f) — Made
deferred socket enum-default assignment non-fatal: if a value (e.g. an
Index/Menu Switch enum) isn't valid in the current context, it now
records a warning and keeps importing instead of aborting the whole
import.
keep Group Input/Output when present, merge the imported group's
interface into the target tree and rebuild the group-I/O links, and
detect a full self-contained group to import it as a single group node
rather than pasting it loose (reversing the earlier "drop outputs"
approach for that case). Here's a screen recording of this:
Screen.Recording.2026-06-16.at.17.20.12.mp4
Net effect: a new clipboard "Paste as Nodes" import path that's smart
about whole-group vs. fragment content, plus a more forgiving importer
that warns rather than fails on unsettable enum defaults — plus a naming
revert at the end.