Problem summary
Double-clicking on a comp container in the timeline, while in any workspace that does not already have the Node Graph open, causes the Node Graph and the Viewer to become floating panels instead of switching to the Compositing Workspace.
Customer reported version
Nuke Studio 16.0v6
Customer reported platform
Windows 11
Steps to reproduce
- Launch Nuke Studio.
- Click on Start a new Project.
- Click on File->Import File(s).
- Select a video clip. It will be visible in the Project panel.
- Drag and drop the imported clip into the timeline in the Sequence panel at the bottom.
- Select the clip in the timeline, right-click and select Create Comp -> Create Comp.
- Choose the destination folder and click Open. You will see a container on the timeline representing the comp you've just created.
- Select Workspace->Editing.
- Double-click on the comp container in the timeline.
Expected behaviour
When double-clicking on a comp container in the timeline, while in any workspace that does not already have the Node Graph open, it should switch to the Compositing Workspace rather than causing the Node Graph and Viewer to become floating panels.
Actual behaviour
When you double-click on a comp container in the timeline while in a workspace that doesn’t have the Node Graph open, the Node Graph and Viewer turn into floating panels instead of switching to the Compositing Workspace.
Workaround
n/a
Reproduced by support
This bug has been reproduced in:
Nuke Studio 16.0v6 - Windows 11 - Rocky 9 - macOs Sequoia 15.7
Nuke Studio 16.0v1 - Windows 11 - Rocky 9 - macOs Sequoia 15.7 - Regression
Unable to reproduce bug in:
Nuke Studio 15.2v6 - Windows 11 - Rocky 9 - macOs Sequoia 15.7
Earliest version tested
Nuke Studio 15.2v6 - This issue doesn't appear in this version and has regressed.
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