Prefer .kicad_pcb pad nets when building the design graph.
Schematic geometry on KiCad 10 boards was swapping rails and inventing floating pins; board connectivity is authoritative when a PCB is uploaded. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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## 2.26.5 — 2026-09-11 — Prefer PCB nets for connectivity
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When a `.kicad_pcb` is present, pad nets from the board drive the design graph. Schematic geometry alone was inventing swapped rails (GND↔3V3) and floating pins on good KiCad 10 designs.
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- [Fixed] KiCad 10 `(net "Name")` pad form.
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- [Fixed] Graph build overrides sch nets with board connectivity; `/NET` → `NET`.
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- [Test] PCB nets beat a misleading schematic.
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## 2.26.4 — 2026-09-11 — KiCad power nets merge
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`.kicad_sch` connectivity treated every `GND` power flag as its own island (`GND_`, `GND__`…), so the reviewer invented swapped rails and floating pins on good designs.
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