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BUS bugs inside the Arduino Nano Every Fritzing part

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I just downloaded the fritzing part for the Arduino Nano Every from [here](https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/nano-every) (it said version 6 from mar 26 2020) build by @kengdahl.

This version / file has some BUS bugs inside it (at least from my understanding from the Arduino module)

Steps to check that:
1.) Download the fritzing part, rename the part from fzpz to zip and expand that
2.) Edit the `*.fzp` inside the expanded ZIP file with an text editor (e.g. notepad++)
3.) Scroll to the bottom to the buses section until you see the following:

```xml




```

This means, there should be a +5V BUS for `connector34` and `connector56`, however if you check the rest from the file, there is no connector 34 and no 56. If you search inside the `*.fzp` for "+5V" you will find the following section:

```xml

+5V













```

So +5V pin is connector 58 and not 34 or 56. However if you now check again the BUS section and search there for connector58 you can find the following:

```xml




```

So the D11/MOSI and +5V share the same connection?!? I wouldn´t expect that is that really true? Based on the reason that the +5V BUS definition inside the file is wrong, I think the other section is also wrong. I for example would expect a BUS for GND which didn´t exist. The reset BUS by the way also didn't seamed to be correct (`connector59` is not a Reset one its A7)

Could somebody please pick up the file and fix it? Looks like I couldn´t build a merge request here as that's mostly some documentation part.

I would expect the following BUS by the way:

```xml










```

Note: Its also reported in the fritzing forum [here](https://forum.fritzing.org/t/bugs-in-arduino-nano-every-fritzing-part-v6/16589).

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