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No airwire for some nets even though they're connected in schematic

Check schematic, make sure nets are attached. GND and USB_ID are showing this problem. Then go to PCB and see that there are no airwires for these nets.

Components and traces went missing + restore points corruption

Components and traces went missing on reload and restore points got corrupted. few traces remained but 99% of tracing and all components are not showing up/ loading even when they are showing in the schematic.

Once a property is added to a Net, it cannot be removed

To repro the issue: Open an existing project with at least one connection or components wired together Go to the PCB editor and then in the left panel, select the Objects tab. Click on any net listed under Nets, then in the Inspector, add any property. Attempt to remove the property.

Auto layout / routing not working.

Glad this is a trial because I could not pay for something so unreliable �

highlighting should be disabled during panning

https://www.loom.com/share/c7f28acbc39047809ee82f351de72ad7 Branch: Prod Repro: 100% Repro Steps: Open a project in 3D view in PCB Editor Hover over one so it's highlighted then start panning and notice the highlight is not dismissed.

After you delete the layout node, some change history steps are incorrect

https://www.loom.com/share/bcd398c6cd8d4e0e9344258f95f3618e Branch: Prod Repro: 100% Repro Steps: Add a few parts to the board Switch to PCB Editor and from the Objects menu Select "Layout" and delete it Go to Change History and view the recent few to see the bug

Can't revert history

I've opened up my schematic, and suddenly I'm notified about a lot of airwires. Which was odd, because last time I opened up the editor I had zero airwires. After inspecting the board, it seems like the pads of some resistors got bigger overnight. Then I tried to revert the documents, but it doesn't work. Now my design is utterly broken.

Using multiple sublayouts (8) in my design kills performance

Focus Mode Transparency of Traces on Bottom Copper Behave Incorrectly

This is a weird one, but the images should make it clear. When the view if flipped (looking bottom up) and Top Copper is in Focus, the traces on Bottom Copper obscure the traces on Top Copper. Expected behavior would be for the traces on Bottom Copper to be semi-translucent. The weird thing is that things work fine when the view is top down.

Consuming a submodule doesn't carry its rule overrides

I made a bunch of overrides like disabling texts, rotations, etc to a project that I turned into a submodule, but once it's consumed, all those are gone. Submodule: https://www.flux.ai/jharwinbarrozo/tp6841s6-a-switching-regulator-submodule?editor=pcb_2d A project where the above submodule is consumed: https://www.flux.ai/jharwinbarrozo/consuming-a-sublayout?editor=pcb_2d

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