Hi Mark,
Your explanations are most surprising to me.
In particular, from the fact, that "many components come in multiple
package variant simultaneously" I'd rather draw a conclusion, that the
SCH/PCB tools should let the designer maintain that flexibility; and
with the same SCH allow him/he
> So my question is: is the footprint assignment
> BEFORE netlist export to PCB a "design feature", or is it implemented
> this way because of some legacy code from the past? (the question
> originates from pondering of multiboard/multi-pcb-variant design options)
It is an intended design feature
Hi,
I currently have a few disposable numbers I use for local internet in Hongkong.
I'll let them expire in a few months, but if someone would like the number for
gitlab registration, reach out to me personally and we can figure out how to
proceed.
I assume the number is not necessary after in
Well, that's sad.
I also avoided to start new registrations some months ago, so I
understand your point, but nevertheless, I would like to continue.
Maybe some other people can invite me to the project, or what ever must
done before I can start to cloak some conception scratchs in.
In the meanwh
Hi,
W dniu 12.03.2024 o 15:15, Jon Evans pisze:
For what it's worth, I'm guessing that if you are trying phone numbers
from around the world, you are getting these phone numbers from VOIP
services and they aren't actually linked to a physical phone that you
control, which is kind of exactly wh
For what it's worth, I'm guessing that if you are trying phone numbers from
around the world, you are getting these phone numbers from VOIP services
and they aren't actually linked to a physical phone that you control, which
is kind of exactly what GitLab is trying to block...
I don't claim that G
Ho Oliver,
Yes, I've tried, and with numbers from US, from swiss and even from
pakistan - all that to no avail. gitlab declined verification almost
immediately, so I won't be able join the work there. Sorry.
bye.
-R
W dniu 12.03.2024 o 09:17, 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers pisze:
Hi Rafa
Hi Rafal, did you managed to join gitlab?
Is there somethign new on this front side?
greetings
Oliver Lenz
Am 29.02.2024 um 21:38 schrieb 'Rafał Pietrak' via KiCad Developers:
Oliver,
Thenx. If it works, it's fine by me. I'll give it a try in three days
(my username is used/reserved at gitl
GitLab, like any other platform, has been suffering from cryptocurrency
abuse which has been resulting in more and more lock down of signups.
There's a new bull wave in crypto so of course the abuse has ramped up.
However, I just confirmed that the phone number verification is risk
assessment bas
On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 7:25 PM Seth Hillbrand wrote:
> GitLab is where all development happens. If their requirements are too
> onerous then, while we are sorry to lose you, there are extremely limited
> ways that you'll be able to be involved in KiCad at all.
> On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:08 AM
Oliver,
Thenx. If it works, it's fine by me. I'll give it a try in three days
(my username is used/reserved at gitlab for that duration).
-R
W dniu 29.02.2024 o 20:38, 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers pisze:
Hi guys
That's sad that the topic goes this way.
@Rafal: I have never tried it and
Hi guys
That's sad that the topic goes this way.
@Rafal: I have never tried it and do not want to advertise this service,
but maybe this (or something similiar) is an option for you?
https://quackr.io/
best regards
Oliver
Am 29.02.2024 um 19:14 schrieb 'Rafał Pietrak' via KiCad Developers:
Se
Seth,
I really do regard my phone number as private information and even if I
share it with my physician without hesitation, giving it out to a global
corpo is out of the question for me. I do understand, that they may have
some internal policies based on some reasoning, and I'm not going to
GitLab is where all development happens. If their requirements are too
onerous then, while we are sorry to lose you, there are extremely limited
ways that you'll be able to be involved in KiCad at all.
You can still offer translations at
https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/kicad/ but that is all.
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,
Ki
Hi everyone
@Kliment: Thanks for that information
@Rafal:
Well, I thought about how to describe, and I would had choosen another
term then multiboard, I would had prefered something like module(s) project.
The reason for that is, that multiboard is the naming for that domain in
Altium, and to st
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
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 "
Normally it is easiest to have an initial discussion on a GitLab issue as
comments.
At some point if we agree on a direction, the next step is to make a
specification document (typically with Google docs but not required).
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 3:07 PM 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers <
devlist
Oh, sorry. The fault was on my side.
My email provider moved the mail from Jon into the junk folder. I missed
it, because I did not thought about and wondered about Rafals mail.
Thanks for clarifying, sorry for this confusion.
Back to topic:
Even if I worked with another tool and have no experien
Hi Oliver,
You've asked for snippet source - it came from this email by Jon.
-R
W dniu 26.02.2024 o 15:47, Jon Evans pisze:
Hello Oliver,
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 9:34 AM 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers
mailto:devlist@kicad.org>> wrote:
As far I know, KiCAD has no support for multiboa
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 p
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) i
Hello Oliver,
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 9:34 AM 'White Fox' via KiCad Developers <
devlist@kicad.org> wrote:
>
> As far I know, KiCAD has no support for multiboard projects. I looked
> out for something like a road map and found something on gitlab, but
> maybe outdated. Last edit was 2020.
>
Pers
Hi guys
I joined this mailing list nearly a half year ago, just for interest,
but this time I have a question to further development, so I come with
it. Because this is my first mail here, let me introduce myself:
At first I have to say, that I have no practical experience with KiCAD.
I'm workin
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