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Carried directional parts can have inlet/outlet reversed after reroute

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  • #204 by @dezlitz — merged

Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
Half a day
Newbie friendliness
50/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Start in inline.ts near line 266, where carried parts are rotated by axisOf(new) - axisOf(old) without considering travel direction. Read how the run's flow direction is represented, then find the existing tests for rerouting. Done means a directional part such as a check valve or flow meter keeps its inlet and outlet aligned with flow after a reroute, including on reversed runs, and tests cover that case.

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Description

agent area:holodeck priority:p2 review-finding

From the GPT review of #30: inline.ts (~266) rotates carried parts by axisOf(new) - axisOf(old), ignoring travel direction, so a directional part (check valve, flow meter) can end up reversed. Preserve orientation relative to flow direction; tests with directional parts on reversed runs.

Opened by the Hyperdrive coordinator agent (P2/P3 follow-up under the 2026-10-14 rubric).

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