@yuvaraj.jaganathan
Jumping on to the pile here. This basically breaks the smoothest workflow for project creation in the software. No way I'm moving on to 2023 with this 'feature' existing as released. How am I supposed to recommend anyone use this version of ACADE? I don't even want to TRY it at this point.
Letting us copy a project, with drawings open, saves literally about one minute of work. Meanwhile, having to physically rename dozens of files when copying a project could amount to thirty or more minutes. I don't know how much effort the developers put in this, but it's very very clear that the people working on development don't know how to use this software, or even how it is intended to be used. Or perhaps, they simply don't care. Pick one, all appear equally likely at this point.
And I really don't want to hear the 'why aren't you helping with the beta' argument. I AM NOT A BETA TESTER. I am a software user. As such, I have every right to expect a fully functioning product at release. Beta testing is Autodesk's job, one at which they are spectacularly failing. Y'all shouldn't need the day-to-day users to assist with development. Your developers should know more about this software before you turn them loose on it.
Serious question: What percentage of the development team for this software actually knows how to use it? Can any of them draw a complete basic project, including schematics and panel layouts, with terminal strips? Because if I were left to guess, my assumption would be 0.0%. The amount of usefulness and functionality that have just .... eroded away in only the last five years is not just remarkable, it's inexcusable.
One step forward, five steps back on this one. Each new release only supports, reaffirms, and validates all the criticisms we make. That means, you're not listening to us.
But .... we really already knew that.

Jim Seefeldt
Electrical Engineering Technician