When trying to route from a sublayout's pad, the resulting traces get instantly moved to another place. They're also made part of the submodule instead of part of the layout. The submodule is supposed to be immutable from the design. https://www.loom.com/share/4afcccecd3f04aa89f14e57f0b414520

Started creating a submodule test project and the perf became bad very quickly. I only have 4 submodules, 1 IC and 10 or so passives. Not a lot of traces. See loom: https://www.loom.com/share/c6a6ae63a20a4083b1515b705e96b973

It's hard to explain, but it's clear in this video: https://www.loom.com/share/d6427264fbf743e1b7d2c07a64c0a3fa

A part which is pasted after being copied cannot be deleted. Also, it has the same designator. I thought we incremented designators automatically. Anyway, the project is editable, so I encourage you to come and try to delete the part :P

Add a bunch of sublayouts to a project, check DRC, DRC shows that footprints are missing although the sublayouts appear to have layouts present.

Can't select traces in mid-layers with a click. The only way is to use the object tree.

I'm able to change the position of pads for footprints of parts I've placed in my project. This seems bad. Note the pads of R4 and LED3 in the screenshot.

Copied from Casey's email to us I am running into another profile/permissions issue. When I log in I am not able to see my projects in the projects list. But when I navigate to the project url the project loads and I am able to edit as expected. Additionally, some projects have been shared with me but I am unable to view the contents (I get the "project doesn't exist or you don't have permissions" error.). We have double checked and the project settings says that I have edit permissions. This is the list of projects. Main Power generation Watchdog Relays Part 1 Relays Part 2 Buttons C-Wire Power

unable to "cmd F" find parts or insert parts on any of my projects and it appears I do not have permissions to see the contents of the projects.

The schematic editor works fine, but the PCB is super slow, https://www.loom.com/share/cd7a10b8e61d4b27a1b51b67aaa849a0