Describe the bug
If multiple Agent nodes are present on the same screen, modifying the metadata filter in one node unintentionally applies the same filter value to all other nodes.
To Reproduce
- Go to Agentflow v2.
- Add two Agent nodes, labeled 1 and 2.
- Set a metadata filter on 1’s vector DB, for example: A: 1.
- Check 2’s vector DB metadata filter — it will also show A: 1.
- Now change 2’s metadata filter to something else, e.g., B: 2.
- Go back and check 1 — its metadata filter has now changed to B: 2.
Expected behavior
- Go to Agentflow v2.
- Add two Agent nodes, labeled 1 and 2.
- Set a vector DB metadata filter on 1, for example: A: 1.
- Check 2’s metadata filter — it should still be empty.
- Now set 2’s metadata filter to B: 2.
- Go back and check 1 — it should still have A: 1 as its filter.
Screenshots
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Flow
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Use Method
Flowise Cloud
Flowise Version
3.0.4
Operating System
None
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
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Describe the bug
If multiple Agent nodes are present on the same screen, modifying the metadata filter in one node unintentionally applies the same filter value to all other nodes.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Screenshots
No response
Flow
No response
Use Method
Flowise Cloud
Flowise Version
3.0.4
Operating System
None
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
No response