[Bug]: Static evaluator doesn't re-evaluate unless the input width is larger than what it previously was

[piotrsiupa]

Discord Thread

https://discord.com/channels/828292123936948244/1324097636583870575

What happened?

1. Create a Static Value with value 10.
2. Create a Static Evaluator (its output defaults to 8). Set its expression to A - 1.
3. Connect the output of the Static Value to the top input of the Evaluator. (It's important to do this only after setting the expression.) The Evaluator now computes 9, as expected. (First screenshot)
4. Change the Static Value to 9. The Evaluator remains at 9 instead of updating to 8. This is wrong. (Second screenshot)
5. Change the Static Value to 11. The Evaluator updates to 10. (Third screenshot)
6. Change the Static Value to 10. The Evaluator remains at 10 instead of updating to 9. (Fourth screenshot)

Basically the Evaluator does not seem to recompute if its input is smaller than the input it previously received.

It also does not re-evaluate if you change its expression and don't increase the input width. So in the above steps, if you connected the Static Evaluator to the Static Value before you put it in its expression, it would default to the input width of 10 and continue to output that even after changing the expression (fifth screenshot) until you also increase the Static Value to something higher.

Version

0.1331 Beta

What OSes are you seeing the problem on?

Linux

Relevant debug.log output, search next to the exectuable

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