Hello all!
This could not be a bug and, hopefully, you will be able to help me if it's not the case. I'm really new in electronic so, if I did a stupide thing, please stay cool with me! š
I try to reproduce what Ben Eater does in one of his video. I totally know that I will never have a switch bouncing using the CRUMB simulator but I just try to reproduce his work.
Here is the circuit I did and, I think, I reproduced exactly what he does in the video.
Here is the voltage in the circuit when I turn the power on:

According to his explanations, by turning the pin 2 to low, the 555 should set the SR latch to high that will close the "discharge" and allow the capacitor to receive current. At the moment that the voltage will be at 2/3, the discharge should re-open and let the capacitor... Discharging!
But it's not what happen. When I click the button, the pin 2 turn low but the capacitor never charge.
Here is the voltage in the circuit when I hit the button.

I tried with a bigger capacitor and a smaller resistance but I got the exact same result.
In that circuit, the capacitor is at 0.01mF and the resistance is at 1MĪ©
Again, it could be my error and, if it's the case, I'm sorry to put that message in the bug section.
Thank you for your help!
P
Reset might need to be tied or pulled up? Conflicting inputs also have an order of priority. I don't remember the exact rule, only that there are some.
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OK found... Reset is highest priority input for all 555.
For NE555, Trigger is higher priority than Threshold.
For LM555, Threshold is higher priority than Trigger.
https://components101.com/articles/lm555-vs-ne555-timer-ics