When using an existing blueprint with a splitter that has a port set to priority output, if you then use the mirror function and paste, the splitter port that was set loses the priority setting. The priority stays with the port located at the non-mirror location.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create blueprint with a splitter. Set one output port to priority (not filtered to an item).
Save blueprint
Select Blueprint and use mirror key; Paste
The original port losses the priority. Instead the port that was in the original position gets the priority setting.
Expected behavior
Splitter should keep the priority setting (like it does when you paste the same blueprint without mirror.
Belt 1 set to priority
Copy, mirror, paste. Now input belt has priority (so the "right hand side port" was used instead of the mirror)
When using an existing blueprint with a splitter that has a port set to priority output, if you then use the mirror function and paste, the splitter port that was set loses the priority setting. The priority stays with the port located at the non-mirror location.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Splitter should keep the priority setting (like it does when you paste the same blueprint without mirror.
Belt 1 set to priority
Copy, mirror, paste. Now input belt has priority (so the "right hand side port" was used instead of the mirror)