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See title. If you cut one wire anywhere on the network, all floodlights go out and you have to manually turn them back on. This is annoying if you are, for example, trying to light up a series of maintenance tunnels, and you place a wire down somewhere you didn't want it.
Round ID:
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Test Merge Information:
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Reproduction Steps:
Fully assemble a floodlight anywhere
Bolt the floodlight down on top of any live wire and turn it on.
Cut any other length of wire that is connected at some point down the cable to the floodlight, so long as cutting that cable doesn't cut power to the floodlight itself.
Floodlight should not be unpowered, as the wires are still powered. However, it will have turned itself off, thinking power was cut.
Client Version:
516.1659
Issue Summary:
See title. If you cut one wire anywhere on the network, all floodlights go out and you have to manually turn them back on. This is annoying if you are, for example, trying to light up a series of maintenance tunnels, and you place a wire down somewhere you didn't want it.
Round ID:
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Test Merge Information:
No response
Reproduction Steps:
Floodlight should not be unpowered, as the wires are still powered. However, it will have turned itself off, thinking power was cut.