ESC in axis 2.9.0 is that a proper behaviour

I have a question,
lets say I have a lathe and executing code/mdi command, spindle is running and I press ESC - everything stops ok, I click touch off, enter number and then spindle turns on by itself
which I think is not ideal
2.8.2 didn't do that
is that a intended change or a bug or a mistake in my config
 

That is a bug.

Can you report this as a bug on the bug tracker?

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues

I don't know what that was,
I can't reproduce it anymore
If I figure it out I will report it as a bug
thanks

I would guess that this is related to touching-off diameter when in constant surface speed mode.

andypugh wrote:

I would guess that this is related to touching-off diameter when in constant surface speed mode.

 
I don't know what is happening
I mostly use 2.8.2 but when I open 2.9.0 one day the "bug" is present and another day I cannot reproduce it
and I'm doing the same thing after opening axis, mdi - m3 - esc - touch off
if it works it works with both g96 or g97 doesnt matter


 

Ok something different but similar
could someone reproduce this in 2.9.0 axis:
MDI - M3 s100 - spindle starts
press ESC - spindle stops, I can see M5 in Active g-codes in axis
mdi S50 enter - spindle starts

radom wrote:

Ok something different but similar
could someone reproduce this in 2.9.0 axis:
MDI - M3 s100 - spindle starts
press ESC - spindle stops, I can see M5 in Active g-codes in axis
mdi S50 enter - spindle starts

Yes, I see the same thing with 2.9. 

Oddly, not with 2.8. Which is a bit unexpected as if there was a bug in spindle handling I would have expected it to be related to the multispindle changes, but those are in 2.8 too. 
 

Are you building LinuxCNC from source, or using packages?
(If from source, do you have the time to do a git bisect to find when the issue was introduced?)

I bet this is my code. I changed the spindle to change state on m3/4/5 rather then on s=0/s!=0.
I probably didn't look at abort, which probably stops the spindle by settting S to 0 but not M to 5.

Do you know where the abort code lives - I will take a look.