We currently cannot describe specific nodes in the tutorial (even with the Tutorial Network) because every time the graph is loaded, the iterators are not guaranteed to return the nodes/edges in the same order.
We may have to keep it like this - it's dangerous to impose an ordering when iterators by definition don't have an implicit ordering, since users may assume that's how python iterators work. That's why this is both a bug and a feature.
For now, we should write all tutorials without assuming a strict order for iteration.
We currently cannot describe specific nodes in the tutorial (even with the Tutorial Network) because every time the graph is loaded, the iterators are not guaranteed to return the nodes/edges in the same order.
We may have to keep it like this - it's dangerous to impose an ordering when iterators by definition don't have an implicit ordering, since users may assume that's how python iterators work. That's why this is both a bug and a feature.
For now, we should write all tutorials without assuming a strict order for iteration.