ID 325693 - LevelSet Node prints the error "Pixel ____, ___ didn't have any good neighbors?" in the command line.

Problem summary
When a matte is created using the LevelSet node with its extrapolated channels set to rgba and a high dilate value Nuke will print the error "Pixel ####, ### didn't have any good neighbors?" where the # signs are random values. 

Customer reported version
nuke.11.1v1

Customer reported platform
suse

Steps to reproduce

1) Launch Nuke in Safe Mode  and open the attached file. For instructions on launching Nuke in Safe Mode please see the KB below. 
Q100038: Launching Nuke/NukeX/NukeStudio/Hiero in safe mode

2) Connect the attached EXR file as well. 

3) Note the output of the command prompt:

"Pixel ####, ### didn't have any good neighbors?"



Workaround
Unknown.

Reproduced by support

This bug has been reproduced in:
Nuke11.1v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke11.0v3 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke11.0v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke10.5v7 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke10.5v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke10.0v6 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke10.0v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke9.0v9 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke9.0v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke8.0v7 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke8.0v1 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10
Nuke7.0v10 - Linux CentOS 7.4 - MacOSX 10.13 - Windows 10

Earliest version tested
Nuke7.0v10

Expected behaviour
The LevelSet node would work as intended and not print the error. 

Actual behaviour
The Node works but prints the error.