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As mentioned above, glue "open time" may be important , as may heat and moisture resistance. Id use a UF glue or epoxy for those reasons.

When I read this post, the 1st thing I thought of was a Festool issue I had with my TS 75. Apparently the Festool TS needs to "toe in" slightly to avoid this. Adjustment isn't too difficult -https://www.festoolownersgroup.com/festool-how-to/ts-75-eq-toe-in-reference/

A glue joint that visible is probably down to a less than perfect fit, as mentioned above, or poor clamping pressure, but titebond original is a very yellow glue, especially against walnut. You can tint titebond, but as mentioned titebond 3 would be a better colour and better temp glue...

The Why & How of Woodworking, by Mike Pekovich, a brilliant book for beginners and experienced woodworkers.