I've been struggling with the same problem.  Holes are being routed through holes.  See the image below.  This is a four layer board and it's happening on other layers too. It's delaying my ability to order an urgently needed PCB!  I manually re-routed the traces around the hole and locked those traces, but now if I change anything else on the board and need to autoroute it again (with the locked traces remaining) the autorouter fails. I may have to find a different PCB design solution if major things like this can be broken unexpectedly.  I know EasyEDA is free but I order many boards through JLCPCB. I suggest adding the ability for a user to roll back to previous version of EasyEDA if the current version does not work for some reason.

@chrisgr99 hi all, it is a known issue. we will fix it in the future.

@chrisgr99 At present, you can use a PAD to do that.

@dillon Using a pad doesn't work

I am also bothered by this very annoying bug, also the router overlaps some routes that cause me to have a short circuit. Please resolve this quickly! some projects are now delayed

@kannekens Try this: 1. Create a hole in the desired location 2. Set size 3. Create a pad 4. Set to same size as hole 5. Set net to GND 6. Move pad over top of hole 7. Try auto-route again Also, can you give more information about router "overlaps" some routes. I have not seen this behaviour. Can you provide an example that re-produces it? Regards Mark

@markwills1970 I have attached a screenshot, showing that C2 crosses R1. this did not occur in the previous version.


Just to add, there appears to be no DRC rule or DRC error that detects traces running across holes or too close to holes. Can this be added? Thanks, Tobias

It looks not fixed yet.

<font _mstmutation="1">@paasukusai Hello, if you are using the standard version, then this feature is not supported. In the auto route feature in the standard version, placing overholes before wiring is not supported as auto route will remove them.</font>I suggest you try the Pro version.<font _mstmutation="1"></font>