Deleting a Struct Attached to a Variable in a Blueprint Prevents it from Compiling

Adding a variable of the type of a struct to a blueprint, deleting that struct, and then recompiling the blueprint fails. The variable is deleted, but the blueprint will continue to be unable to compile. This prevents the blueprint from being used as it is not able to be compiled, regardless of the fact that the variable of the type of the new struct no longer exists.

Occurs in 4.9.2, 4.10 Preview 1, 4.8.3, and Main CL 2731616

1. Open the editor
2. Create a new blueprint
3. Create a new structure
4. Open the blueprint and add a variable of the type of the new struct
5. Compile and save the blueprint
6. Delete the struct (select force delete)
7. Open the blueprint and attempt to compile

Result: Compile fails even though the struct variable is no longer able to be accessed and is deleted.

Expected: Since the variable has been removed, the blueprint would remove the reference to the pre-existing struct and compile successfully.

Deleted struct break blueprints