Cascade deselection of prerequisite nodes

[andrico1234]

Cascade deselection of prerequisite nodes

[andrico1234]

I agree that this is a usability issue. I'd like to see your thoughts on implementation. Right now each node has only knowledge of its direct parent's Id and state, and nothing else, but each Node has knowledge of all its child nodes. I've got a few ideas on how to implement this, but I'd like to hear some of your ideas

[juanmanual]

Since the child already responds to change of state from its parent, I have an implementation that sets a node’s state to locked if none of its parents are selected. Then, since that node’s state has been updated and is not selected, it’s children are locked too. I was waiting to submit it until I can write tests for the behavior, but I can submit it as a work in progress.

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[andrico1234]

That sounds great, I'd love to see a WIP PR. As part of the issue, can you reference some performance testing you've performed, even from within the browser console.