Stroke is broken for multiple subpaths per shape layer

[ThatRobHuman]

Red is an example of multiple open-ended subpaths in a single shape layer.
Green is an example of a single open-ended subpath in a single shape layer.

As you can see: multiple sub-paths completely break dashing.

This may be related to another issue:

Upper version is a single open-ended sub-path on a single shape layer
Lower version are two open-ended sub-paths on a single shape layer. The shapes seems to act as though it were closed, however: it's not actually closed. There are no edges linking the end vertices of that path, and likewise, the triangle is constructed of 3 verts and 2 edges - the bottom-right edge shouldn't exist.

[davescm]

Confirming that is reproducible here on V25.0 and Windows 11

Dave

[ThatRobHuman]

A clearer illustration of the self-closing symptom when multiple subpaths exist on a shape layer:

Note that the red is the actual path, and the blue is the stroke that results.

This is really hampering my workflow.

[Bojan Živković]

Problem is not visible with only one path or subpath on my side, it appears when second subpath is drawn on existing shape layer.

[ThatRobHuman]

Correct. That's what I meant by "multiple subpaths per shape layer"

[ThatRobHuman]

still an issue in 25.1

[ThatRobHuman]

Still an issue in 25.3.1

[ThatRobHuman]

still an issue in 25.9