Hmmm... I just tried to setup an account there (on gitlab), and it asked
me for a phone number "for confirmation" - that's unacceptable invasion
of privacy. So, (regrettably) I'm not be able to join you there.
BR.
Rafał
W dniu 29.02.2024 o 09:06, Kliment (Future Bits) pisze:
Hello Rafał,
KiCad development was never on GitHub - it was originally on Launchpad
and later moved to GitLab. The issue (and therefore feature request)
tracker is at https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/ - you can
search for related issues there, or start a new one.
Hope this helps
-Kliment
On 29.02.24 08:56, 'Rafał Pietrak' via KiCad Developers wrote:
Hi Oliver,
The subject somehow died out, but I'd like to followup:
1. I've looked up current kicad github for guidance, and it looks
pretty "overpopulated" - lots of small repositories without any sort
of "oversight". Many marked as "legacy", but still visible ... and in
consequence creating "information noise".
2. so i might have missed a place where such discussion (documentation
gathering) currently takes place - pls advice.
3. if there is none and I create one, how do I invite kicad (and other
tools) users to join the discussion?
4. is there a naming convention to use for a project, or "multiboard"
would be just fine?
-R
W dniu 26.02.2024 o 19:22, 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers pisze:
Hi Rafal
Well, this seems to me exactly like what I would start with, thank you.
Where is this snippet from? I can't remember such an email thread here.
greetings
Oliver
Am 26.02.2024 um 19:12 schrieb 'Rafał Pietrak' via KiCad Developers:
Dear everybody,
W dniu 26.02.2024 o 15:47, Jon Evans pisze:
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For "multiboard projects" I think if you ask 5 people, you will
possibly get 5 different answers about what this feature means, and
what they want to do with it.
So, figuring this out (and getting it documented) is a good first
step.
If that could be of any help, and should anybody have already ideas
and/or experience regarding multiboard design in form of loose
comments or discussion, I can gather those into an initial
documentation and put it on a github somewhere.
-R
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