[BUG] Shared Labeled Nodes Truncated to One Pin when Creating Subcircuits

[SvarunSoda]

Attempting to create a subcircuit from a circuit which has more than one shared labeled node always results in the shared label node groupings to get truncated to a single pin on the subcircuit.

Specific example: TEST_1.txt

When attempting to create a subcircuit from the circuit above;

• the GND_FIRST and GND_NEXT labeled nodes get truncated into a single GND_FIRST node
• the 3.3V_FIRST and 3.3V_NEXT labeled nodes get truncated into a single 3.3V_NEXT node
• the OUT and DIV_NEXT labeled nodes get truncated into a single DIV_NEXT node

The subcircuit creation script appears to automatically identify & truncate any shared labeled node groupings to a single node, which is not the intuitive or expected behaviour here. In my specific case the shared labeled nodes all serve unique purposes despite being shared, and I am unable to create a subcircuit because of this feature. At least this feature should be a toggleable option.

[fritzw]

Does it help if you put a zero ohm resistor between the two nodes?

[pfalstad]

You can't have a zero ohm resistor but a one ohm resistor should work.

[SvarunSoda]

Thanks for the comments; putting a 1 nano-Ohm resistor does the trick there, albeit this should still ideally be a separate feature.

[pfalstad]

re-opening since it should still be fixed.