Hello,
if I create a feature and leave it empty, no problem:
If I delete another feature, the one that was empty changes:
It takes the information from the last filled block.
If I delete another feature, the one that was empty changes:
It takes the information from the last filled block.
Thanks for the feedback 
I created a GitHub issue:
@Hizo I just tested this behavior, for me everything works as expected
When you delete a feature (you have 2 features), if you delete feature n°1, then feature n°1 is now necessarily the one that used to be n°2
Or is there something I didn’t understand about the bug? 
Long live screenshots
- Adding a new block (in yellow)
- Removing an old block (in red)
- The old block has been removed correctly (no more red)
- The new block ends up partially filled with data from the previous block
I also tested with blocks of different types.
If I create several new blocks, only the 1st one ends up with data; if I delete this new 1st block, the next one inherits its data.
So data is being taken from the block that existed before it.
Like block No.10 (living room temperature)
Block No.11: new empty block
Deleting block 10
Block 11 becomes 10 and retrieves the old info from block 10.
Ok thanks for the clarifications, that helps me a lot
I’ll get back to you as soon as I’ve been able to do more testing