Bug Reports

As the title suggests, many users have reported that the Generic Capacitor is no longer available in the part library. Previously, this component was consistently among the top 10 in the library panel. Its permission is set to public, here's the link https://www.flux.ai/projects/4def8ec6-0ae5-71e2-b8e1-7398a79aec29

When you have several modules in a project, and export a BoM, some parts are grouped in a single line, some others are not. In the attached project, SW1 is condensed on a single line, but K, D1, etc are not

When flipping a silk shape, the resulting shape is no longer centered, causing the footprint to break. To reproduce: 1- Place a silk square 2- Modify size 3- Change the position so the center of the square is on 0,0 4- Select the shape and press "F" to flip. 5- See that the resulting shape is moved.

Silk shapes are centered differently before and after changing the size. To reproduce: 1- Place a silk square (observe that the center is the middle of the square) 2- Modify size 3- Change the position back to 0 (observe that the center is now the bottom left corner)

I want to address a similar issue I've faced. https://share.cleanshot.com/7RYRnTxS reference: If your footprint contains a rectangle(or rounded rectangle pads) through-hope pads then the hole of this pad will be smaller than expected. And as result in some cases, the hole will be too small to fit your part(in these examples connectors) and PCB will be useless parts affected: https://www.flux.ai/jecstronic/s2b-xh-alfsn?editor=pcb_2d https://www.flux.ai/jecstronic/s4b-xh-alfsn I have failed pcb plated and waste some money with this.

By default, when you add a Silk Rectangle in the PCB view, it is centered around its position. (Shape Start is set to -5mm 5mm , and Shape End is set to 5mm -5mm ) When you then select it and type a different size into the popup that appears in the PCB view, it shifts so that its position is now in the lower left. (Shape Start will be set to 0mm 0mm , and Shape End will reflect the size you enter) Sometimes the position is shifted to match, sometimes it only partially changes. (the last time I did this, it centered the shape horizontally but not vertically) I would expect changing the size to change Shape Start to -size/2 -size/2 and Shape End to size/2 size/2 so that the resulting shape is still centered. As it currently stands, if a shape is no longer centered, it will shift when flipping it to the bottom layer.

Signed up with a test account and NUX didn't trigger - took me straight to the profile.

PCB data disappeared during editing. I got an error message and after refreshing the PCB tab was empty. I can restore the correct state from history https://www.loom.com/share/817c3cc5ebc648618bf6fff55a28ec2e?sid=01a44f57-8434-4110-af21-f0614c0ab088

Design rule Checks disappear after some time after logging in and reopening flux. But if you clean all the website's data and cookies and login again, everything works. This bug affects not only "design rule checks" but also many small things like the size of boards, nets, etc. I've added screenshots with fresh login (incognito mode) and log-in some days ago for reference. This bug is crucial because I detected it when I had already ordered and paid for a board with some net short circuits. (The panel with the warning was invisible and I missed this)

I can't open this project anymore. Every time I tried to open it I got this error, so I can't restore it from the history. It's a private project and I can't share it either. It's a simple project so I will redo it again but maybe you can fix this issue anyway