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# Circuit List Editor Known Limitations
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- All currently supported Circuit and CircuitDeviceRow editor writes use
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persistent project commands and project-wide toolbar undo/redo, including
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moves, atomic multi-section reorders and explicit renumbering. Undo/redo
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eligibility is restored from server history after a page reload.
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- The project page exposes the paginated revision timeline; the circuit editor
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itself currently exposes only the next eligible Undo/Redo actions.
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- Named and automatic logical project snapshots can be listed and restored
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through the project page with persistent Undo/Redo. Automatic snapshots are
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created every 25 revisions and only their newest 12 entries are retained.
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- The Revit/CSV foundation and confirmed initial import are implemented.
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Existing-row assignment, move and detach plus creation of an external-only
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row in an existing or newly created circuit have atomic persistent commands.
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Their API planning and editor UI, follow-up import, conflict review and return
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export are pending.
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- Persistence currently targets local SQLite; PostgreSQL is an architectural option, not an implemented runtime.
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- The global device library supports basic CRUD and copy operations, but has no
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versioning, permissions or controlled synchronization model.
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- Final electrical sizing logic is not implemented yet.
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- No full norm-compliant voltage-drop and protection-dimensioning calculation flow yet.
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- Sorting is view-only until users explicitly apply sorted order.
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- Complete-circuit drag supports one circuit at a time between groups of the
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same category. Cross-category moves and multi-circuit moves across group
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boundaries are intentionally rejected; multi-circuit reorder inside one
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group remains supported.
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- Protection and cable values are planner-owned manual selections. The later
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sizing/warning engine does not yet validate them against load, length or
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voltage-drop rules.
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