Disjoint Sameline Trunks

Gallery / Bypass Routing

Two lines diving into one below-row channel to bypass a section ride a tight concentric bundle until a member peels up at its turn column, rather than being split apart by a track reserved for a trunk that only appears further along the channel (issue #702).

Mermaid source

%%metro title: Disjoint Same-Line Bypass Trunks
%%metro style: dark
%%metro line: a | Line A | #e63946
%%metro line: b | Line B | #2db572
%%metro line: c | Line C | #0570b0
%%metro grid: secA | 0,0
%%metro grid: secB | 1,0
%%metro grid: secC | 2,0
%%metro grid: secD | 3,0
%%metro grid: secE | 4,0

graph LR
    subgraph secA [Ingest]
        %%metro exit: right | a, b, c
        a_node[Input]
    end

    subgraph secB [QC]
        %%metro entry: left | b
        %%metro exit: right | b
        b_node[QC Step]
    end

    subgraph secC [Align]
        %%metro entry: left | a, b
        %%metro exit: right | a, b
        c_node[Align]
    end

    subgraph secD [Call]
        %%metro entry: left | c
        %%metro exit: right | c
        d_node[Call]
    end

    subgraph secE [Report]
        %%metro entry: left | a, b, c
        e_node[Report]
    end

    a_node -->|b| b_node
    a_node -->|a| c_node
    a_node -->|c| d_node
    b_node -->|b| c_node
    c_node -->|a,b| e_node
    d_node -->|c| e_node

CLI command

nf-metro render examples/topologies/disjoint_sameline_trunks.mmd -o disjoint_sameline_trunks.svg

Rendered map