Some ports can be of type 'object' or 'array' which means it should be possible to send an empty array to them.
When doing so in the noflo-ui you get backtraces of storage problem :
DOMException {message: "An object could not be cloned.", name: "DataCloneError", code: 25, stack: "Error: An object could not be cloned.↵ at IDBJo…0/bower_components/platform/platform.js:29:27537)", INDEX_SIZE_ERR: 1…}
"Error: An object could not be cloned.
at IDBJournalStore.putTransaction (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:20154:17)
at Journal.endTransaction (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:6793:16)
at Journal.endTransaction (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:6401:59)
at Graph.<anonymous> (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:6766:22)
at Graph.Emitter.emit (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:336:20)
at Graph.endTransaction (http://localhost:1080/browser/noflo-ui.js:3146:17)
at Polymer.updateValue (http://localhost:1080/elements/noflo-node-inspector.html/noflo-node-inspector.js:188:22)
at null.<anonymous> (http://localhost:1080/bower_components/platform/platform.js:34:16969)
at t (http://localhost:1080/bower_components/platform/platform.js:29:28182)
at r (http://localhost:1080/bower_components/platform/platform.js:29:27537)"
Migrated from noflo/noflo#152
Some ports can be of type 'object' or 'array' which means it should be possible to send an empty array to them.
When doing so in the noflo-ui you get backtraces of storage problem :
Migrated from noflo/noflo#152