Kerbal Space Program

1. Start a new mission.
2. Delete the Spawn vessel node created by default
3. Add a spawn Kerbal node floating on its own. Name it Crew
4. Add a spawn Kerbal node floating on its own. Name it Tourist
5. Set the crew to Jeb, and the tourist to Any Tourist.

1. The Crew node was created first, so dock it to the Start node.
2. Open the roster in Start node. Observe that Jeb is in the Crew node.
3. Click OK (not cancel)
4. Observe the nodes have the correct names.

1. The Tourist node was created second, so dock it to the Start node (pulling Crew out)
2. Open the roster in Start node. Observe that Jeb is in the Crew node.
3. Click OK (not cancel)
4. BUG: Observe that Jeb is in the Tourist node.
5. Open the roster in Start node again. Observe that Jeb is in the Tourist node.
6. Move jeb to Crew node. Click OK.
7. BUG: Observe that Jeb is in the Tourist node.

Conclusion: Which ever node is created first seems to have greater importance in assigning crew in the roster.

Expected result: Roster should not alter the intended assignments per node.