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Found a bug where the endpoints of an arc constrained to a projected arc's endpoint doesn't update after an edit.
Attached is a simplified example.
This is the original sketch.
After making the V cut out wider the endpoints of the arc have become unconnected
The endpoint are still constrained but the arc length does not update.
Just edit sketch2 in component1 and change from 10mm to 12mm
Edit. If you remove the centre constraint and drag the ends join up again.
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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@jeff_strater Can you take a look at this please?
Thanks Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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Hello @HughesTooling , I have spoken with the development team that work in this area. They will get back to me after they have investigated the issue.
Samuel Temple
Senior Software QA Engineer
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Just to let you know that a ticket has been created by the development team to investigate and fix this bug.
Thank you very much for your patience and for the time taken to let us know about these issues. We really do appreciate it.
FUS-153987
Samuel Temple
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Hello @HughesTooling,
I just wanted to update you on the issue you found. The development team have now fixed the bug. The fix should be going into the July Release. We would like to thank you again for letting us know of this bug.
Your time and patience is deeply appreciated.
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Samuel Temple
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