Yep, same issue as noted in the links from the previous posts. I've tested multiple different logistics configurations and it seems that repair packs inside roboports have the lowest priority for bots to consume. There also does not seem to be any logic for using the closest packs.

I'm also seeing this error, and I've captured a video, in case it helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5BYEV0gm_E

I also have an assembler making repair packs, with an inserter connected to a storage chest. The assembler reads the contents from the inserter chests and stops working past a ...

I've marked this issue as well. Hoping it gets some more attention.

I tested my network with buffer chests to clear every storage chest in the network of repair packs (so the only repair packs, over 3,500 of them, in my base were all in roboports except 200 which were in a buffer chest). Robots ...

I've also noticed this problem, and it's lead to my base manufacturing over 3.5K repair packs.

Every instance of damage to my perimeter wall resulted in the logistic network requesting a fresh, full 100-stack of repair packs to be delivered from the storage chest output of their assembler (I only ...