Copy/Paste Node Now Erases Existing Nodes

So I have been able to do Control+C to copy a specific node from one grade, then select or create a new node on another clip and do Control+V. Now, everytime I do it, this erases every single node in that clip and replaces it with the nodes on the other clip.

Why did this start doing this? I am using Resolve 17. I am trying to take a matrix a pro made and paste it into a different clip to then make my own powergrade (combining an Alexa matched powergrade with a film matrix). This didn't used to be hard.

Thanks

[Peter Chamberlain]

We have an update coming for this, in beta 7, select 'color' in the keyframe timeline for just node paste

I just am thinking I somehow accidently changed a setting, because CTRL-C then CTRL-V on a node in a diff clip always worked fine. It is so weird that when I copy a node to a different clip, that it Completely wipes out all existing nodes and changes my RAW video's WB settings too.

Her is also an issue in version 16 where doing Copy on a clip in timeline and pasting attributes to a new clip removes the nodes from the new clip, even if the copied clip has several nodes.
It seems like pasting to the new node resets all attributes, including the nodes.

Her is also an issue in version 16 where doing Copy on a clip in timeline and pasting attributes to a new clip removes the nodes from the new clip, even if the copied clip has several nodes.
It seems like pasting to the new node resets all attributes, including the nodes.

It wasn't replacing nodes and overwriting all existing settings (like I had done apply grade), just last week and I haven't updated anything. There has to be a setting for this.