I use CLion rather than MS Visual Studio, but if I run KiCad from CLion then
there’s a “Run” window where it dumps the stdout to.
Did you find the debug decorator in the PNS Router code? It draws a bunch of
graphical stuff on the canvas showing the start and end items, attempted paths,
etc.
C
At least some of the debug decorator can be turned on by putting
“ShowRouterDebugGraphics=1” in your kicad_advanced file (a text file in your
kicad preferences directory). I’m not sure if that turns on all of it or not….
I’ve only used the logging stuff once. I broke in the debugger and called
> that key press '0' then dumps the logs to pns.log
He he… you’re already father along than me then. ;)
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Presumably we can tell the difference (in the code) between a schematic or
layout import and a library import?
It would seem to me like a schematic or layout import should show the warnings
(even without an advanced setting or the like).
Personally I also think the library importer should show
kind of REPORTER
> that can capture context rather than just a string, and a "post-import
> report" dialog launched from the infobar.
>
> The library loader can keep track of these on a per-library basis so
> that the infobar can be shown in the symbol/footprint
ards/schematics are any different from libraries in this
> regard.
>
> On Sat, May 4, 2024 at 9:24 AM Jeff Young wrote:
>>
>> We do report context info (at least line number and offset) in some of the
>> other importers.
>>
>> I agree that the system cou
> I'll work on the quick version as a start
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It’s known to be acting up, but we don’t know why yet (it seems to only occur
on some machines).
Note that devs can push your MR even if it’s failing tests, so it’s not a huge
issue.
Cheers,
Jeff.
> On 4 Sep 2024, at 22:56, Andras Tantos wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I'm trying to submit a pull re
53 AM Andras Tantos >> <mailto:and...@tantosonline.com>> wrote:
>>>> Thanks! However it seems that the merge is blocked with the failing tests.
>>>> How can I get the request through even with the failures in place?
>>>> (Apologies, I'm ne
There were some test failures that were recently fixed, so you might need to
merge out.
(The CLI tests won’t run on MacOS, so I’m not sure if they’re the same ones or
not.)
Cheers,
Jeff.
> On 25 Jan 2025, at 17:36, Damjan Prerad wrote:
>
> When I do "make test" locally - with and without an
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