Missing `start` call ? about behaviortree.js HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @gonnavis.

That is a good question, I'll take a look. Just from a first glance I can only say, it should be called…

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I just ran your code, and that is the output I get:

node example.js 
*** 000 start
000 SUCCESS
*** 000 end
*** 111 start
111 RUNNING
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111 RUNNING
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111 RUNNING
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111 SUCCESS
*** 111 end
*** 222 start
222 RUNNING
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222 RUNNING
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222 RUNNING
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222 SUCCESS
*** 222 end
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*** 000 start
000 SUCCESS
*** 000 end
*** 111 start
111 SUCCESS
*** 111 end
*** 222 start
222 SUCCESS
*** 222 end
-----------------------------
*** 000 start
000 SUCCESS
*** 000 end
*** 111 start
111 SUCCESS
*** 111 end
*** 222 start
222 SUCCESS
*** 222 end
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*** 000 start
000 SUCCESS
*** 000 end
*** 111 start
111 SUCCESS
*** 111 end
*** 222 start
222 SUCCESS
*** 222 end
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So all looks good. Did you change anything?

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I really get that result on example repo https://github.com/Calamari/BehaviorTree.js-Examples, after changed the codes of es6\example.js and run

cd es6
yarn
npx babel-node example.js

Will check again if this main repo the same result.

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Found the problem, example repo using version 2.0.2 by default.
After upgrade to version 2.1.0, then works fine!

Don't know why "behaviortree": ">=2.0.2" in package.json didn't cause the latest version to be installed, but that's should be another issue.

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Glad that you could resolve this.
If you like typescript, there is also a typescript version available (in branch aptly called typescript), that will be merged to master soon. (Which will probably released as v3, not sure yet.)

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