Drawing.PartColors (a public array aliasing the active scheme's), Drawing.UseGoldenAngleColors and a non-atomic colour counter were process-global display state. PartPalette now holds a copy of the colours and the golden-angle flag; PartColorPalette.Current/Use swap it as a whole, Drawing.GetPartColor/GetNextColor read it, and the counter increments atomically. Colours shown are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nest Info filled a blank Made By with the current user every time it
opened, so pressing OK on an existing nest's info (from a tab or Saved
Nests) signed someone else's nest. The author is now stamped once when a
nest is made (File > New, drawing set Make Nests, BOM import), and Nest
Info shows the stored value as is, leaving a blank one blank.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Finding a part on the nest server meant scrolling 40k drawings: the library
could only match an exact thickness or customer and knew nothing about a
drawing's size or holes. The library browser gets a Filter dialog with
inclusive ranges, and the query API takes them.
The server never parses packages and stays off IO, so the server worker now
measures each package beside its nest jobs (bounding sides, net area, closed
cutouts inside the outline) and stores the summary keyed by package hash
(schema v19). Identical geometry is measured once, an unreadable package is
recorded once instead of retried forever, and size or hole limits match only
measured drawings. Thickness ranges compare in inches across units and keep
the library's rule that a drawing saved without a thickness suits any.
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The File menu ran six output commands together with no separators, and
"Export" / "Export All" didn't say what they exported. Group them by what
they produce:
- Save Copy as .nest File... (was Export .nest...) moves next to Save As,
since it writes the nest file rather than exporting a plate.
- Export Plate... / Export All Plates... (were Export / Export All) get their
own group and the "..." their save dialogs call for.
- Nest Report... / Part Printouts... (were View ...) form a reports group.
- Storage Mode... gets its own separator above Exit.
Export Nest Report... is removed: the report viewer already has Save As
(available even without WebView2), so it was a second path to the same PDF.
Its guard and failure tests now drive the viewer path, and the atomic-write
test calls WriteNestReport directly. The Avalonia prototype's matching
command is renamed too.
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Thicknesses saved before the auto-fill kept a blank Name / Gauge until someone
edited their value, so their nest reports showed only the decimal. Opening
Machine Configuration now names every blank thickness that matches a standard
gauge or plate fraction and marks the form changed, so closing offers to save
them. Thicknesses matching none stay blank, and once saved a reopen finds
nothing to fill and does not ask again.
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Reports now take a thickness's name from the machine config, so a blank
Name / Gauge leaves the report with just the decimal. Machine Configuration
now fills a blank name from the standard steel gauge or plate fraction table
when the thickness value changes, and keeps following the value while the
name is still the old value's standard one; a typed name is never replaced.
A new thickness starts named for its default 0.25 (1/4").
Existing blank names are not filled on open, so viewing a machine never marks
it dirty; editing the value fills them.
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Shops used CutSend to get a part printout (the part drawn to fit a Letter
page over a details table) because OpenNest had no way to make one. File >
View Part Printouts prints every part drawing of the nest, and the drawing
list's View Part Printout prints one; both open the report viewer to save
or print.
Cut length and pierce count walk the program as it is cut, so etch marks,
tab spans and display-only moves add neither, a tabbed cutout counts one
pierce per piece, and breakoff and common-line cuts count. The drawing list
item reaches the main window directly so nests made by BOM import get it
too. Rendering shares the nest report's lock, fonts and Latin-1 limit.
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Expand Spacing opens up a whole selection; nests that are a hair short
of fitting need the opposite: move only the parts the overlap check
flags, by the shortfall, and leave everything else where it is.
Fix Spacing pushes one part of each flagged pair straight away from the
other and ripples the push into neighbors it crowds, so rows already
locked in at the spacing can make room. When a plate is packed edge to
edge and no straight push fits, a constraint relaxation shares each
shortfall between both parts along the closest-point normal. Every
result is confirmed by the overlap check before any part moves, and is
applied only when it has fewer findings and nothing new.
NativeContours gains a coarse-flattening overload, Translated, Nested
and a closest-points GapTo for the search.
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The preview's middle-drag pan was switched off by the form; turn it on and
let a left drag on empty space pan too. A panned view is kept while editing.
A label slid along its dimension line kept a fixed pixel offset, so zooming
out drifted it off center and past the arrows. Scale that slide with the
drawing; the standoff from the drawing stays in pixels.
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Add Delete Plate to the plate row menu beside Duplicate Plate, enabled
when Remove Selected Plate is. Drop the Plates tab's add-plate button
and the Plate menu's Add and Remove items: the list's trailing empty
plate already provides new plates, and removal stays on the tab.
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Dragging a dimension's label moves the dimension: a linear one slides
out from the drawing (never onto it) and its label along the line, an
inline one slides its label, a leader's label goes anywhere and the
leader follows. A click without dragging still opens the editor.
The preview zooms with the wheel, pans with the middle button and fits
again with F or a middle double-click. Once zoomed or panned by hand,
parameter edits keep the view; a new shape or configuration fits it and
puts dragged dimensions back. An open editor follows its label.
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The Shape Library no longer has a side panel of inputs. Each length is a
dimension line or leader on the preview; click its label to type a new
value (Enter applies, Esc cancels, Tab moves to the next dimension), as
Edit Clamps does on the plate. Invalid values keep the editor open in
red and the last good shape on screen. Settings with no place on the
drawing (sides, pipe size, clearance, blind) are clickable notes along
the bottom. The flange hole leader carries the count beside the size,
such as "Ø7/8" x 8 holes".
Shapes declare their dimensions through ShapeDefinition.GetDimensions;
lengths show as fractions when exact to 1/64 (Fraction.Format). Edit
Clamps' inline text box moves to a shared DimensionBox.
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Copying a layout meant recreating the plate and copying its parts by hand.
Ctrl+drag a row in the Plates list drops a copy at that slot; the row's
right-click menu has Duplicate Plate, which inserts the copy after it.
Plate.CopyLayout copies the sheet (size, outline, spacing, quadrant, grain,
clamps, support bed), the parts with their programs and lead-in state,
common-line groups and cut-off definitions, regenerated in their places in
the sequence, as a save and reload would. The copy is one sheet with no
stock item codes, since those name particular physical sheets. The desktop
gives it its own cutting parameters and records it as one undo step.
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The empty new-plate header read only "New plate (empty)", so the sheet
size of the plate about to be nested was hidden until parts were added.
FormatHeader now appends the size (and quantity above one) there too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make Nests bound each tab it nested to its saved record but left the
tab's history off its save point, so the tab showed " *" and closing it
asked to save. Yes uploaded a second revision, and a release that had
already looked up that draft (the panel asks the operator to save and
close an open draft) then merged with If-Match on the old revision: the
server refused it, that group failed, no nest after it was saved and the
release was not recorded. End() then closed the leftover tabs through
the unsaved prompt, whose Yes the release lockout refused.
- Binding a released tab marks its save point (EditNestForm.MarkSaved).
- Make Nests re-reads each merge target and merges at the revision now on
the server; one saved while the release runs is still refused.
- End() closes the tabs it did not save without the prompt
(CloseDiscardingChanges), after taking them off the release list.
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FormStartPosition.CenterParent is not applied to modeless windows, so the
viewer opened wherever Windows placed it. Center it on its owner in OnLoad,
shrunk to fit and kept inside that screen's working area.
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Slice 3 of common-line cutting. On costly plate (N26-295: 3/16 RA310S at about
$2,500 a sheet) pairing parts one kerf apart fits the part the spacing cannot:
the last plate's 38 parts fit on one 48x120 with Auto Nest only with pairs.
- Drawing Properties gains "Allow common line" (Drawing.AllowCommonLine, off by
default because customer edge-quality needs vary). The nest's CommonLineUsage
(Off / When it adds parts / Whenever available) is set in Auto Nest and seeded
from Tools > Nest Defaults; both persist (nest.json, defaults.json).
- NestPipeline runs the ordinary solve, then, with a level on, trials where
eligible parts are offered as kerf-gap pair compounds. Placed pairs expand into
parts plus explicit NestJobCommonLine groups, are validated again, and
CommonLineRanking keeps a trial only by the level: count first, then sheets;
"when it adds parts" keeps the plain layout on a tie, "whenever" also takes a
shorter cut or less material, never at the cost of a part. Engines, FillScore
and their comparers are unchanged; Off asks the engine exactly what it did.
- NestLayoutCheck exempts members only through a sheet's explicit group list and
only when the job allows common lines; materializing and committing create
Plate.CommonLines.
- Server nesting writes common-line jobs as version 3 and replays the recorded
trial answers, so the desktop binds the same groups.
- Fill Area honors the level through a PlateFillService overload.
- The benchmark gains --common-lines <level> --kerf <k>.
Benchmark (synthetic nests + N26-295, --parallel 1): with no flag and with
--common-lines off every engine matches the base commit; with a level on no
layout becomes invalid and three runs save a sheet at equal nested area.
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The Database-mode Open dialog now allows multi-row selection and a Get
Materials command (button and context menu) that downloads the chosen
nests, or every nest the current search matches across all pages, and
lists the sheets they use by material, grade, thickness and size with
the quantity and the nests using each. Needed to order stock for a whole
job's worth of nests at once instead of opening them one by one.
Material, grade and thickness come from each nest's server record;
sizes and duplicates from its plates, skipping plates with no parts.
Copy All and Save CSV export the list.
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Tabs suit thin plate, but on anything thicker than 0.25 in the parts
are too hard to break out of the sheet, and the Cutting Parameters
dialog was one global set for every job. Its settings now live on the
nest's machine thickness: leads on the existing Outside/Inside Cuts
tabs, and lead-in angle rounding, tabs and pierce on a new Tabs &
Pierce tab (ThicknessConfig.Cutting). In Database mode every
workstation gets the same settings through the shared machine.
The dialog and the Place Lead-in panel say what they edit, and save
back to that thickness (MachineCuttingDefaults.WriteTo, converted to
the machine's units). A thickness with no Tabs & Pierce of its own, or
a nest the machine has no thickness for, keeps this PC's settings as
before. If the machine can't be saved (server offline, a conflict),
the edit is kept on this PC for that job and the user is told.
Machine Configuration can copy one thickness's Tabs & Pierce to
thinner or thicker ones, so the 0.25 in rule takes a few clicks.
An older desktop saving a shared machine would silently erase these
settings, since it doesn't know them. Machine configuration classes
now keep unknown fields, and the server refuses a machine save that
leaves out a field the stored machine has a value for, telling the
user to update OpenNest.
The Plan Cutting status line now reports tabs from SupportTabs; since
"Tab every part" was retired it always said off.
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.NET 8 defaults Process.Start to UseShellExecute=false, so handing it the
temp DXF tried to run the file as an executable and threw an unhandled
Win32Exception that took the app down. Open it through the shell so the
.dxf association is used, report write/launch failures in a message box,
and replace characters a file name cannot hold in the nest name.
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Set Offset Increment gains a "Calculated distance" option. With it on, the
arrow keys move the selection by its own size plus the part spacing,
measured on its geometry like a fill's copy distance, so it lands tight
without a push back. The move stops early at an edge, clamp or part, and a
clone preview steps clear of the copy just placed.
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Operators want plates of the same size grouped together so material
doesn't need sorting when it arrives; there was no way to change plate
order. Rows can now be dragged to a new position (with a drop line and
edge auto-scroll), or moved with Alt+Up/Alt+Down. Each move is one
undoable "Move Plate" step and only reorders: quantities are untouched.
The trailing empty new-plate sentinel stays last. An empty plate moved
to the end becomes the sentinel, as the sentinel rule already does on
reload, so the order shown is the order saved.
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The status bar showed only the material name and thickness, so nests
of the same material in different grades looked identical there. The
grade now follows the name, e.g. "Material: Steel A36 · 0.25 in".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Export Nest Report only wrote a file, so checking or printing a report meant
finding it and opening another program. View Nest Report renders the same
snapshot to a private temp folder and opens it in a WebView2 viewer with
Save As and Print; closing the window deletes the temp copy. Export and View
share the capture and write guards.
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Review fixes for ledger-first Make Nests:
- The release renest (offer, staged run, codes, note) moves into
OpenNest.Desktop.ReleaseRenest, shared by the headless panel, the
live main window and the tests. Codes are given inside each commit, so
the live tab's Auto Nest undo step records them; before, undo and redo
dropped every ledger code.
- A bundle repeats one code per sheet: a later nest of the run lost the
whole bundle once an earlier nest took one sheet. Taken sheets are now
counted per code (LedgerCodeFilter.ExcludeCopies).
- A stage whose layout is not kept lists every copy it asked for as not
placed (the proposal cannot be kept), and a rejected ledger layout
says "MaterialLedger not used: Auto Nest could not keep a layout on
its stock" instead of a bare "No MaterialLedger stock used".
- "no free stock" is said only when the ledger had none; otherwise the
note counts what was left out (on other nests, taken by earlier nests
of this release, too small, unknown shape).
- The ledger is not read for a nest with nothing to nest, the live read
runs under the tab's stop token, a reason's own full stop is not
doubled, and the sheet count is the codes given.
With Nest after release ticked, one ReleaseLedgerStock is shared by the
whole run and passed to the renest step, headless or live in the main
window. The live tab runs one Auto Nest per stage (ledger stock, then
the Nest Defaults sheet), records the ledger locations for the plate
tooltips, and the group's note says how many sheets came from the
ledger or why it was not used.
A blank Made By now starts from the name the user last typed there, or
their Windows user name when they never typed one. Changing the box on OK
remembers the new name in user settings; clearing it falls back to the
Windows name again. A nest's own author is shown unchanged and is not
remembered unless the user edits it.
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A nest window gave no sign that its nest had changed since the last
save, and closing it (or the app) discarded the edits silently. The
undo history already tracks a save point, so the title now ends in
" *" while the nest is off it (or holds an edit no scope recorded),
and closing asks to save, discard or cancel. Yes saves through the
storage in use; a database save cancels the close and closes the
window once the upload succeeds.
Saves now commit any unrecorded edit first so the save point covers
what was written. The window's cleanup moves from OnClosing to
OnFormClosed: another window can still cancel closing the app, and a
nest window must not lose its plate manager when that happens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A server Auto Nest result could only be reviewed in the session that sent it,
and nothing stopped two desktops from keeping the same result. Phase 3 adds
My Server Jobs, so results that finished while OpenNest was closed are easy
to find, and records each review on the server.
- Server: GET /api/nest-jobs lists jobs newest first with state, engine,
submitter, times, queue position, review and the worker's summary (parts,
sheets, utilization, unplaced). It filters to active, finished or
unreviewed jobs and to a submitter (a bare user name matches that user on
any workstation). An ETag turns unchanged polls into 304s. Schema v17 adds
nestId, review and summary columns, only where missing.
- Keep once: POST .../keep and .../discard take If-Match on the job revision
and change an unreviewed result only once. A second desktop gets 409 with
who kept it. DELETE removes finished jobs. A succeeded job keeps its
package until it is reviewed, so a later session can rebuild the job.
- Retention: OPENNEST_JOB_RETENTION_DAYS (default 7) deletes finished jobs
with their results. It runs on claims and list reads. A malformed value
fails startup instead of deleting results early.
- Worker: reports the result's summary with the transcript. A job cancelled
while its result arrived keeps no summary (found in the Docker smoke run).
- Desktop: Nest > My Server Jobs polls the list every 3 s; polling rather
than per-job SSE because the list must show other desktops' jobs and
removals. Open rebuilds the job from job.json against the open nest's own
drawings. New per-drawing geometry fingerprints make the freshness check
work across sessions. Cancel Job and Remove act on the selected job. A
status-bar item counts this user's results waiting for review; there is
no popup. Auto Nest's review now records Keep on the server before it
commits, and records Discard too.
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A server Auto Nest showed only "Nesting on the nest server" for however long
the job took, and Stop could take a whole 20-second heartbeat to reach the
worker. Now the desktop shows the same Best plan so far strip a local run
does, and a job that ends while OpenNest is in the background says so.
- Worker: RecordingNestingEngine taps each solve's progress. NestJobReporter
stores only the latest stage and plan, at most once every two seconds, so a
chatty engine cannot flood SQLite. Each round also reads the cancel flag,
so Stop reaches the worker within one interval (about 2 s in the Docker
smoke test).
- Server: schema v16 adds per-job revision, progress, plan and planRevision
columns, which the upgrade adds only where missing. PUT .../progress and
.../plan renew the lease like a heartbeat. GET .../events is Server-Sent
Events, woken by an in-process change signal: plan and job events with
revision ids, keep-alives, Last-Event-ID resume, and the final state always
sent before the stream ends. GET .../plan serves the polling fallback.
Progress goes over HTTP because the worker never opens the database
(another host, NFS).
- Desktop: NestJobWatch follows the stream. When the stream drops it polls
once and reconnects, and it polls throughout when the server has no stream.
RemoteNestPlanPreview draws worker plans from the client's own request,
including cutout-trial frame proxies. ServerNestNotice shows a tray balloon
(a toast on Windows 10/11) when the job ends while OpenNest is not in
front. A real toast would need an AUMID shortcut that Velopack does not
promise. Clicking the balloon brings the review forward; nothing is kept
without Keep.
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PartSupport findings counted toward the headline and the Post Anyway
checkbox but had no tile or list group, so an operator saw "1 warning"
with nothing to read and was likely to tick through a part that may tip
once cut free. A test now fails if any finding kind is left unlisted.
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File > Drawing Library Grid shows a page of library drawings side by
side. Check All Pages walks every page, downloading each drawing, timing
its label search without the paint's cell budget on a worker with a
10 s limit, then timing its paint, and lists drawings that fail, run
slow or would freeze a preview. It was added to confirm no other library
drawing hangs on load the way the twin-outline drawing did: a run over
all 40,757 drawings on the work server found no hangs or failures.
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Plate commands need an open nest and no running job; Trim/Extend Cut-Off
needs a cut-off on the plate and Sequence by Path needs two parts. The
Plate menu's Trim/Extend item follows the same rule.
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The header gets a fourth zoom button that starts the existing Zoom Window
action, with a matching dashed-window icon also shown on View > Zoom To >
Area. It stays out of the inspection's live zoom controls: inspection owns
Escape, so a zoom window could not be cancelled there.
Show Original drew nothing until Simplify ran, and then showed entities that
had already been through import cleanup. The importers now capture the
entities before any optimization and the overlay draws those from load, while
Simplify keeps starting from the cleaned entities.
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Desktop test classes each kept identical PumpUntil, Show, Mouse, All,
PressKey, Raise, SetBackingField and Field helpers. They now import
FormTesting and TestReflection; the two Field variants that read a base
type's field or unwrap DrawingLibraryForm keep a one-line wrapper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ten desktop test classes drew the same squares and the same 4 x 2
rectangle in private helpers, in two equivalent styles. They now use
TestPrograms.Square, ClockwiseSquare and Rectangle.
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Plate > Set as Default and Nest > Edit's Defaults tab only changed the
open nest, so new nests never picked up the values. Set as Default now
also saves the new-nest defaults, and the Defaults tab gains an opt-in
"Use these defaults for new nests" check.
Machine thicknesses can now set part and edge spacing. A nest takes them
when its material, grade, thickness or machine changes and when a release
creates it; BOM import seeds its groups from them. Spacing edited in the
same dialog stays, and only an untouched trailing sheet follows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pressing a dimension's value text now grabs it like its line does. The
label keeps its offset under the pointer, so a radius or diameter value,
which sits past its leader's end, no longer jumps when grabbed. Hit boxes
are measured the way painting draws them, at the control's DPI.
Holes and radii need sizes on the drawing as well as the overall extents. Select
circles or arcs, right-click and choose Add Radius Dimension or Add Diameter
Dimension. The value is measured live from the curve, found by its entity ID, so
it follows edits; only the leader angle and label offset are saved. A radius on
an arc stays on its sweep, and labels are kept clear of the curve and center.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shops need a part's overall size on the drawing while converting it. Width and
height are measured live from the geometry that will be cut, so they follow
filters, exclusions, simplifying, breakoffs and tabbed cutouts instead of going
stale. Only the placement is saved; dimensions never touch the program.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Customers and design tools hand over SVGs, and getting them in meant a
trip through another CAD tool. CadImporter now reads them like any other
drawing, and plates, programs and converter entities can be written out.
An SVG's numbers are not drawing units, so import converts to the nest's
units and never guesses: only an absolute width or height counts as a
stated size, since px means 1/96 in to browsers but 1/72 in to
Illustrator. Without one the desktop asks, showing the size each choice
gives, and headless callers must pass the scale or the import fails.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The repo mixed variants such as center/centre and color/colour, so a
name could be spelled either way and searches missed half the hits.
Standardize on the US spelling, matching .NET's own APIs (Color, Center).
Wire values owned by other systems keep their spelling: the material
ledger's "Cancelled" hold status and GitHub's "cancelled" job status.
No behavior change beyond the spelling of a few status messages.
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Edits in the Cutting Parameters dialog only reached user settings, while a
plate's stored parameters took priority, so a change was lost on any
planned plate unless Apply succeeded. User settings now win; a plate's own
are the fallback when none are saved or readable.
WinForms tests saved to the real user-settings.json, and with user settings
winning a test's lead-ins would feed real planning, so they now use a temp
file and skip the legacy settings carry-over.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drawing library tests relied on DataGridView picking a current row by
itself when the page is populated. It only does that when the first row is
already laid out as displayed, which the hosted Windows runner does not
guarantee. Without a current row SelectedRecord() is null, Add/Edit return
silently, and the test fails later:
- run 41057280460: EditSettings_SavesCutFirstAsANewRevision_AndTheAddAppliesIt
"Timed out waiting for the reloaded page."
- run 40312036013: MismatchWarning_IsShownBeforeTheAdd_AndCancelLeavesTheNestAlone
expected 2 messages, got 0.
Make the first row current explicitly after each page load (and after the
edit reload that precedes an Add), and make Run() rethrow a faulted task so
a failed step reports its own error rather than a 15 s timeout.
The release panel was the only place that counted a set in kits;
everywhere else in the drawing library calls them sets.
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