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Attempting to edit a dual row header with parts editor causes an error.
fortunately it isn't deadly as clicking OK to the error message correctly loads the part in parts editor
and allows saving as a new part which creates a mostly correct part (the mostly is because there is an extra pad overlaid on connector0pin, but it is harmless.)
in the svg we see the extra pad that has been added, but as noted it is harmless as it won't affect anything (makes the file a little larger than it needs to be and adds clutter is all)
Version 1.0.4
(CD-2088-0-a8c6ef7c 2024-10-07) 64 [Qt 6.5.3]
Operating System:
Windows 10
Steps to reproduce:
see ## Current Behaviour
Expected Behaviour
The error message shouldn't appear (and the extra pad should probably be deleted as unneeded.) As noted this doesn't appear to cause any operational issues and is thus likely low priority.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Current Behaviour
Attempting to edit a dual row header with parts editor causes an error.
fortunately it isn't deadly as clicking OK to the error message correctly loads the part in parts editor
and allows saving as a new part which creates a mostly correct part (the mostly is because there is an extra pad overlaid on connector0pin, but it is harmless.)
in the svg we see the extra pad that has been added, but as noted it is harmless as it won't affect anything (makes the file a little larger than it needs to be and adds clutter is all)
Here is the part being edited in the images.
Generic double row female header - 2 pins.fzpz.zip
Build:
Version 1.0.4
(CD-2088-0-a8c6ef7c 2024-10-07) 64 [Qt 6.5.3]
Operating System:
Windows 10
Steps to reproduce:
see ## Current Behaviour
Expected Behaviour
The error message shouldn't appear (and the extra pad should probably be deleted as unneeded.) As noted this doesn't appear to cause any operational issues and is thus likely low priority.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: