Ctrl+mouse drag resize causes drift of opposite end point position

Summary:

Ctrl+mouse drag resize causes drift of opposite end point position

Steps to reproduce:

• Open Inkscape
• Open the input file “before ctrl+mouse drag.svg”. This has a “line” consisting of 2 paths that meet in the middle of the “line”.
• Select the lower right path.
• Ctrl+mouse drag using the bottom right arrow until the path is 3-4 times the size of the original.
• Select the upper left path.
• Ctrl+mouse drag using the top left arrow until the path is 3-4 times the size of the original.

What happened?

The 2 paths show a separation/kink where they previously met in the middle. “after ctrl+mouse drag 1.0.02-2.svg” shows what I get in 1.0.

What should have happened?

The 2 paths should still look like a single line. “after ctrl+mouse drag 0.92.svg” shows what I get in 0.92.

Sample attachments:

Version Info:

- Inkscape 1.0.2-2 (e86c870879, 2021-01-15)
- Edition Windows 10 Pro
- Version 2004


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