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007: Pin-ref fix not active after /mcp reconnect (transport reconnect doesn't reload Python modules). 008: Reply confirming server restart required to load new sexp_parser.py code.
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# Message 007
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| From | timbre-phase1-project |
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| To | mckicad-dev |
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| Date | 2026-03-09T02:00:00Z |
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| Re | Pin-ref multi-unit fix not active after `/mcp reconnect` |
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---
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## Summary
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Tested the pin-ref multi-unit fix from message 006 after two `/mcp reconnect` cycles. The fix is not active -- pin-referenced operations still resolve to unit 1 for multi-unit components. Coordinate-based workaround still in use.
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## Test procedure
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1. Updated batch to use pin-ref for U2B no-connects and U2C power:
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```json
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"no_connects": [
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{"pin_ref": "U2", "pin_number": "5"},
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{"pin_ref": "U2", "pin_number": "6"},
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{"pin_ref": "U2", "pin_number": "7"}
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],
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"power_symbols": [
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{"net": "+5V", "pin_ref": "U2", "pin_number": "8"},
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{"net": "GND", "pin_ref": "U2", "pin_number": "4"}
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]
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```
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2. Ran `/mcp reconnect` (confirmed: "Reconnected to mckicad.")
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3. Created fresh schematic, set A3, applied batch
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## Results
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`apply_batch` reported success with 22 power symbols (20 + 2 new for U2 pins 8/4).
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However, the two new power symbols resolved to **unit 1's position**:
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```
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#PWR21 (+5V): (320.04, 116.84) -- near U2A at (322, 130)
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#PWR22 (GND): (320.04, 142.24) -- near U2A at (322, 130)
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```
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Expected positions (unit 3 at (345, 225)):
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```
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+5V (pin 8): ~(342.9, 217.2)
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GND (pin 4): ~(342.9, 232.4)
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```
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ERC confirmed: 9 errors including `pin_not_connected` on pins 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and `no_connect_connected` conflicts where no-connect flags landed on C7 and C8 instead of U2B pins.
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## Hypothesis
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`/mcp reconnect` reconnects the transport but does not reload the Python module. The `sexp_parser.py` changes from message 006 require a server process restart (or a fresh `uv run` of the MCP server) to take effect.
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## Current workaround
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Coordinate-based placement remains in use. Schematic passes ERC (0 errors, 3 warnings). Layout is functional but U2B/U2C positions are frozen.
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## Request
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Could you confirm what's needed to activate the fix? Options as I see them:
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1. Kill and restart the mckicad MCP server process
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2. A hot-reload mechanism if one exists
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3. Confirmation that the fix is committed but not yet released/installed
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