[0:24]<zenpsycho> I'm not really sure under which precise circumstances the problem happens. I'll try to create a test app that demonstrates this as soon as I can [4:00]<zenpsycho> oki doki. I got it. http://zenpsycho.com/TestBug.zip [4:01]<zenpsycho> Run main.hac and the application will correctly throw an error [4:02]<zenpsycho> then run add.hac and main.hac oughtta show a couple properties from an object [4:02]<zenpsycho> restart the application and it will forget that it had an object [4:06]<zenpsycho> even though it.. hrmn damn. It's not a good test because I forgot to put a type.properties [4:06]<zenpsycho> in page [4:06]<zenpsycho> when I do the unexpected behavior goes away [4:07]<zenpsycho> I wonder if I did the same thing in my big app [4:11]<zenpsycho> looking again, it's a bad test. Sorry for the noise, I'll try again [4:35]<zenpsycho> okay here we go [4:35]<zenpsycho> same URL, same instructions [4:35]<zenpsycho> Better representation of my application state [4:36]<zenpsycho> add a page, everything's cool, the built in db persists it, and its parent [4:36]<zenpsycho> But then reboot and it's gone [6:16]<zenpsycho> some interesting things, when you hit add.hac of this test, you get 0.xml, 1.xml, 3.xml, 4.xml but no 2.xml [6:16]<zenpsycho> which... looks like a bug