G93 strange behavior

Awesome, thanks for your work on this! How do I go about updating in order to get this fix? Should I wait till it is in a mainstream release?

I am using 2.9.

I have never compiled from source but am not afraid of learning the process. I usually take the easy path and stick with stuff that I can just install because of limited time. However, this bug has been giving me trouble and would be worth learning to compile from source in order to fix it.

I just installed it in debian bookworm via apt. I don't know if that means it is through buildbot. I assume no because linuxcnc does not appear in the upgradable list after an apt update.

Thanks!

If you include the X axis in your G93 line, your issue will go away.
If you have a G93 post for fusion 360, I would be keen to see it?

The post I am using for my 4 axis work is not a dedicated Linuxcnc post, it just happens to work. It was originally written for Mach4. It is a 3 axis post from Avid CNC that I modified to work with 4 axis by following a guide from Autodesk. You can find the base post here:
www.avidcnc.com/support/instructions/software/downloads/fusion/
Here is the guide I followed:
www.autodesk.com/support/technical/artic...r-5-axis-motion.html
It already had inverse time built in. I then use NC passthrough to manage the G64 P# values that I want. I have been looking everywhere for a native Linuxcnc fusion 360 post with G93 implemented.