Hello ev! 
These days I’m having a problem that I can’t explain, and that is, in short, I’m manipulating data that I collected in a dictionary, to compile another one. While in the first dictionary, all the data is clearly visible, well referenced, when the second map is compiled, for some strange reason, even though I already have access to these same data in a previously executed line of code, then at this point that data becomes unknown, the map is compiled with “none” values and the remaining flow stops. This is a huge problem for me, but I can’t figure out what could be the cause.
I tried to refresh all nodes and also to rewrite the entire line and recompiling bps, but nothing.
Can anyone help me? Do you have any suggestions?
Thank y’all so much!
Hey there @Cykablatta! If I understand correctly, you’re just assigning values from the previous dictionary to a new dictionary, but none of them are being saved to the new dictionary? I would place some breakpoints between the initialization (and filling) of the original dictionary, and right before you initialize the second, check and see if what you’re referencing is still there, then step through node by node of breakpoints to see if anything at all is applied. This will give us a better idea of which part is failing.
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@SupportiveEntity
Ehi mate! Thank you so much for answering! I solve rn, the line of code has a for each loop and there’re multiple for each loop inside this one. I was calling the next event in the wrong one “completed”. So the call was made too early. Now everything is working properly as should.
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