I have a schematic that has a local ground and an isolated ground. I named then GND and GND_PWR (the isolated ground). Then I placed my components, put my traces down, etc.
I decided I needed a clearer name for my isolated ground so I renamed GND_PWR to GND_ISO on my schematic. I saved the schematic, generated a new netlist and saved over the old one, re-read my netlist in PCBnew, clicked “Rebuild Board Connectivity”, and closed the netlist box. I look at my PCB and it still has the old “GND_PWR” name. Why didn’t it update and what did I not do correctly? I read the directions and watched a video about this but must have missed something. Any suggestions appreciated!
Power symbols have a higher priority than local labels. This means that your local label GND_ISO is ignored. (It is connected directly to a power symbol)
Aw crap. I faced this problem last week with a net that I renamed but didn’t change the hidden pin name. You suggested the same solution and that that solved my problem, I guess I didn’t check the ground pins but pretty sure you are right again on this. Will post back shortly if that isn’t the case. Thanks for your help and patience!