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Current Product Backlog
This document records the next agreed product improvements. It describes requirements and intended sequencing, not proof of implementation.
Circuit List Editor
- Collect the remaining editor interaction issues before changing additional behavior.
Project History
- Every listed logical snapshot, including automatic snapshots, must be explicitly restorable from the project history UI.
- Show which project change produced a snapshot. Prefer immutable revision metadata over storing a second free-form description of the same change.
- Keep restoration auditable as a new project revision and preserve persistent undo/redo.
Distribution Boards
- Assign an optional project floor to a distribution board.
- Store a supply classification for each distribution board:
AV(Allgemeine Stromversorgung)SV(Sicherheitsstromversorgung)EV(Ersatzstromversorgung)USV(Unterbrechungsfreie Stromversorgung)MSR(Mess-, Steuerungs- und Regelungstechnik)SiBe(Sicherheitsbeleuchtung)
- Let project settings select which catalog supply types are used in a project. Distribution-board dialogs offer only that selection; a type in use cannot be disabled.
- Include both fields in project snapshots and portable project export/import.
- Persist changes through project commands so they remain undoable after a restart.
Device Voltage Defaults
- Derive voltage from the selected phase type and the project settings:
- single-phase uses the project's single-phase voltage;
- three-phase uses the project's three-phase voltage.
- Apply this default consistently when creating global devices, project devices and manual circuit-list entries.
- Define explicit override behavior before implementation so a user-entered exceptional voltage is not silently overwritten when phase type or project settings change.
Recommended Sequence
- Distribution-board floor and supply fields.
- Device voltage default and override semantics.
- Snapshot-to-revision descriptions and history presentation.
The Revit/CSV/IFCGUID round-trip remains a separate jointly planned phase and must not be inferred from these tasks.