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Bummer.
In which case, it's a case of working your way up the object tree until you get a working object. Then dragging/adding/remapping from there until it works again.
I *assume* the Alias map should reflect the changes as you make them? But I don't do it this way so I'm not sure.
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Mind you .... if you have Alias references in code all over the place, and the Alias chain changes, are the changes automatically propagated out to any code that uses them? If not, you're gonna have a lot of updates to make! Ouch.
This is what I mean about setting out the rules of your Alias map early and keeping it concise and tidy. It pays dividends further down the line in scenarios like this. In my case, the container objects would never be in the Alias map in the first place, and nor would the new one be, so the Alias object (once the Object Map that dives it was tidied up) would never change.
Thanks
It appears I'm stuck and will need to make a lot of updates manually.