On UML Sequence Diagrams floating connectors jump to vertical center

[s-geiger-si]

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I am opening this bug as a follow-up to #1370 (per request from @davidjgraph.

Describe the bug
The issue is that when I try to snap the second end of a connector to the activation bar, the entire connector gets vertically centered after the snapping completes.

To Reproduce

1. Open Draw.io and create a new diagram with type sequence diagram, delete the initial diagram.
2. Create 2 life lines.
3. Put new activation bars on each of the life lines.
4. Pull a "dispatch" connection onto the diagram.
5. Place the first end of the connection with the blue frame (it correctly snaps)
6. Place the second end of the connection with a blue frame (observe the dashed line, that shows as a preview where the connector will end-up after snapping and note that its vertically centered.

Expected behavior
Expect the connector to "snap" to the target activation bar, according to its current vertical position and NOT to the vertical center of the activation bar.

Screenshots

Test .drawio file

connector-snapping-issue.drawio

Video
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/aad32f9c-f6b0-4f7f-8ee2-5c786ab11d2a

draw.io version:

• draw.io version v30.3.6

Desktop

• OS: Windows

[s-geiger-si]

As an additional note, it would be nice it we could move a connector vertically that is already snapped to activation bars on both ends and it retains its snapped semantic state. What I have observed is that connectors get this blue icon with a white circle inside them when I snap them to an activation bar (using the blue frame). But afterwards, when I vertically move a connector, then the icon on the connector tips changes to just a solid blue circle. I assume there is some semantic difference between those two icons.