Changes to master component not updating properly in component states

Question

I created a component, tab-menu, that had three states (default, history, and recieve). I placed the component on dozens of artboards and then realized that one of the icons was not centered. I nudged the icon in the default state. All instances of the component in the default state showed the change correctly. Instances in the other states showed the icon moved inexplicably to the bottom right corner.

When I right-clicked on these incorrect components, they did not have the option to reset to the master. If I altered them in some way, such as by deleting the icon, the option to reset to master would be available. I fixed all instances of the component using this method.

New instances of the component did not have the issue.

Link to XD Document (won't let me upload to the post): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rdT0aZxFTIlpaxMj6Em2KlqajnSA3jA0

Harshika Verma · Accepted Answer

Hi there,

Sorry for the delay in response and thank you for sharing the file. Would you mind going back to the previous version of the file as mentioned in this post: https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/revision-history-in-xd-helps-ensure-peace-of-mind-during-collaboration/m-p/10703548#M1397? Let us know if that helps.

Thanks,

Harshika

C Duivis · Answer

I've got a simular issue, which is related partially to this topic.
Especially the master component part, not some much with the state (allthough I've seen that issue and the one that is allready stated in https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/design-adding-new-state-to-a-component-changes-size-and-position-of-embedded-components-in-xd/m-p/10968518?page=1#M24808 )

Created a seperate issue :
https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/combining-multiple-components-breaks-component-inheritance/m-p/11194051?page=1#M31043

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