Routing is currently blocked by an auto-router platform failure: the board has 33 airwires, but 0 shorts, overlaps, invalid layers, missing footprints, dangling traces, or out-of-board parts. The 46 × 60 mm closed outline and all 107 component models, including the verified J3 supplier STEP model, are confirmed.

The existing routing job cannot be resumed or replaced; I submitted the failure to engineering. STEP export remains intentionally blocked until routing reaches zero airwires.

I’m sorry—you should not have been left waiting. I cannot view engineering’s response or ticket status from the internal feedback submission, so I have no confirmed outcome to report.

The routing bug remains the blocker recorded here: the existing auto-route job is stuck as outOfCredit, while attempting to resume it returns an internal error. Please escalate it through Contact Support, including:

The project itself is intact; this is a routing-job/platform issue rather than lost design data.

Subject: Auto-route job stuck and cannot resume — AMOLED Bandido

Project: AMOLED Bandido
URL: /bradbitler/amoled-bandido
Job ID: auto-layout-a3644dbe-f17a-4b09-8b75-b4fd5c3f162f

Issue: The auto-route job is stuck with status outOfCredit. Starting a new job fails because the existing job is still active. Resuming it returns FiberFailure / ResumeInternalError: Unable to resume auto-layout job.

Impact: The PCB has 33 remaining airwires. Other blocking DRC checks are clear, the 46 × 60 mm outline is closed, and component 3D models are present. The failure prevents routing completion, final DRC validation, and STEP export.

Please reset, repair, or make the existing routing job resumable without discarding completed routing.