Y-1 connections adjacent to backend of down-facing nodebreaker are not consistent #4293
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The lever and nodedetector connect; ioexpander luacontroller and insulated mesecon wire does not connect.
What is the logic behind this inconsistency? Can it be fixed?
it can be changed, but changing it will break existing builds that depend on the current behavior. not necessarily on your-land, but probably somewhere.
What do you think the behaviour should be, for example would something (attached) like this be expected to work?
i like the suggestion, but most of the work in "fixing" this would involve trying to convince other people that it won't cause more headaches than it would solve. i don't have a strategy for winning that argument.
People rely on the current behaviour and there is little headache involved to keep it. The only reason why we would want to do this is to enable a build, but at the same time probably breaking others.
No, sorry. Wontfix.