Uize.Node.Classes.setState doesn't consistently work with multiple nodes

[BenAtZazzle]

If I try to call Uize.Node.Classes.setState twice passing into 2 nodes as the nodeBlob, the first setState works and properly sets both nodes to the new state, but the second call only sets the first node.

Example:

<div id="foo"></div>
<div id="bar"></div>

var
    fooNode = Uize.Node.getById('foo'),
    barNode = Uize.Node.getById('bar'),
    classes = ['class1', 'class2', 'class3', 'class4', 'class5']
;

Uize.Node.Classes.setState([fooNode, barNode], classes, 2);
console.log(fooNode.className, barNode.className); // class3 class3
Uize.Node.Classes.setState([fooNode, barNode], classes, 4);
console.log(fooNode.className, barNode.className); // class5

Uize.Node.Classes.setState(fooNode, classes, 3);
Uize.Node.Classes.setState(barNode, classes, 3);
console.log(fooNode.className, barNode.className); // class4 class4
Uize.Node.Classes.setState(fooNode, classes, 1);
Uize.Node.Classes.setState(barNode, classes, 1);
console.log(fooNode.className, barNode.className); // class2 class2

[UIZE]

Is this a behavior that use to work but now doesn't, or is this the first time you try this? (so, maybe it never worked properly)

[BenAtZazzle]

It was actually broken before updating to the latest, and I verified that it was still broken with the latest code. It's my first time doing it with multiple nodes, so it probably never worked properly

[UIZE]

OK, will take a look at that and figure out a way to make it work.