fix graph input/output linked list insertion #156
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This fixes a bug where adding multiple inputs or outputs to a graph causes at most two of them two be inserted. The result is errors such as Input pad "default" with type audio of the filter instance "out2" of abuffersink not connected to any source when calling validate. The fix walks the linked list and appends the new node to the end. This operation is linear, with the assumption that inputs and outputs are small and building the graph happens infrequently. I added a test which reproduces the issue for both inputs and outputs.
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This fixes a bug where adding multiple inputs or outputs to a graph causes at most two of them two be inserted. The result is errors such as
Input pad "default" with type audio of the filter instance "out2" of abuffersink not connected to any source
when calling validate. The fix walks the linked list and appends the new node to the end. This operation is linear, with the assumption that inputs and outputs are small and building the graph happens infrequently.
I added a test which reproduces the issue for both inputs and outputs.