Once I have created the bug node, I concentrate only on that node and its children. I can examine the bug node and its children without having to jump around the outline. Everything I need is in one place. This extremely narrow focus makes it much easier to fix bugs. to jump around the outline. It doesn’t matter how big or complex the outline is: I am only dealing with the bug node and its children.
Important: I can fix the bug by changing the clones in the view node. When I save the Leo file, Leo will save all the @<file> nodes that contain any changed clone. Everything “just works”.