P: Pen Tool Not Working as it should

WTF has happen to the path tool?!?!?! I can't work on any named path, it just draws individual nodes!! What an absolute joke!!! When will Photoshop start testing the release properly before releasing them, this impacts workflow massively!!

Thanks, just adding more info if required. Rolled back to 22.2.

All the best!

The issue has been acknowledged; until a fix is released you can either use the work-around or roll back Photoshop. 

I have the same issue here for Photoshop CC 22.3.0, rubber band option and connecting lines not showing as before on Mac 10.15.7 Catalina. Advanced Graphics Processor Settings on Drawing Mode.

Same problem here. This is costing me time and money. Grr

Thanks for the workaround suggestions.

The proposed workaround does indeed work perfectly fine. And to be honest it's even a rather easy workaround. Nonetheless I do want to emphasize that the number of severe bugs is growing and growing. And paths are one of THE most essential tools in Photoshop. So this annoys a lot of us many times a day. Please fix this within days or weeks not months.

Yes, it's true, you can lose settings by rolling back.

I forgot to backup my PS settings in one of my rollbacks and had to drag them from Time Machine so no big deal but it's good to have a little folder with them where the settings are always there waiting for the next rollback. Not just the workspace, but actions and other presets got screwy. You can get them back from your backup drive if you have one.

First off: For me the work-around (maintaining a Work Path while working on named Paths) works just fine. 

Secondly: If you re-install the older version make sure to back-up all your customised presets first. I think I have read from people who lost their settings when rolling back the Photoshop version. 

I also stumbled across the problem today. From now on I will ignore any Adobe updates. It can't be that with every update the programm has new bug. I don't understand why this is not tested properly internally. Now I seriously have to uninstall my Photoshop and install an old version? 
Please, before you release the next update, test it. What I also don't find cool is that I now have to set up a test machine for every update in order to avoid such problems in production. Think about when this happens in an agency with many computers. The whole department is paralysed for some time.

Please excuse me for writing in such a testy manner, but I had the problem once before that the path tool did not work properly and Photoshop always crashed and it cost me some nerves until the problem was solved. I am just tense!

Have you tried the work-around of maintaining a Work Path while working on named Paths?