On 01/18/2016 10:11 AM, Wayne Stambaugh wrote:
Exactly! Even my suggestion is beyond the technical skills of your
typical PCB layout person. However, most companies do have an IT dept
that could set up a caching proxy server for the hapless PCB layout
person rather easily.
Wow... You've obvio
As a slight counterpoint, I don't like having the "latest and greatest
footprints" right away, it tends to lead to unnoticed errors in a
project. It would be nice if we could at least link to a specific
revision per project, to freeze the libraries until the engineer is
willing to put in the ef
On 1/18/2016 11:56 AM, Andy Peters wrote:
> On Jan 18, 2016, at 8:32 AM, Chris Pavlina wrote:
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>>
>> I still think setting up a local server is a massively hackish "solution",
>> and there's a difference between a user suggesting this to another user, and
>> a developer (in fact, the one who c
I'm tempted to quip "a developers' mailing list", but the rest of you
are perhaps less gittish than I am :D
On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 09:56:13AM -0700, Andy Peters wrote:
> On Jan 18, 2016, at 8:32 AM, Chris Pavlina wrote:
> >
> >
> > I still think setting up a local server is a massively hackis
On Jan 18, 2016, at 8:32 AM, Chris Pavlina wrote:
>
>
> I still think setting up a local server is a massively hackish "solution",
> and there's a difference between a user suggesting this to another user, and
> a developer (in fact, the one who created the need to do this) suggesting it.
> P
With regards to etiquette and constructiveness, I don't have anything to
say - I either agree with you, or already made clear where I don't, and I
don't think continuing it would be particularly, well, constructive to keep
going.
However, since you asked me directly - no, you suggesting users clon
One of my least favorite tasks as project leader is to deal with issues
like this. But if I don't they will fester and become problematic which
can set the project back. I also like to take the time to think issues
like this through so I can respond to them in a calm and rational manner
rather th
Definitely. I check out the libraries, mostly because I am frequently
offline. I do actually use a caching server for Python dependencies,
actually, for Python development--and it works quite well, but the audience
for that program is programmers, not hardware designers.
Adam Wolf
On Wed, Jan 1
On 1/13/2016 12:20 PM, Adam Wolf wrote:
> I can test this on OS X this week.
Thanks.
>
> (I am excited for Jon's git plugin roadmap. If Github works well for
> other people, awesome, but I am not a fan of depending on proprietary
> software, and based on the chatter on the email list and Dick's
I concur. I probably shouldn't be inflammatory esp considering I just
became part of the commit team, but suggestions like this really are
just /stupid/ and detract from attempts to make KiCad actually usable.
Someone really needs to just bite the bullet, tell him the whole nginx
crap and half
Mark,
I think the most productive option here is to work on a git plugin. I
suspect if it was syncable to the github libraries, the inherent offline
capabilities/speed that we get by going with git, will make this a real
winner, and may make this point moot.
Adam Wolf
On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 11
>I still would never use the plugin without nginx, and I think that should be
>made more clear to those who wine about speed.
>There is an awful lot of whining, and none of these people even seem to know
>about nginx. nginx + github plugin is even faster than the PCB_IO plugin.
I give up, sugge
I can test this on OS X this week.
(I am excited for Jon's git plugin roadmap. If Github works well for other
people, awesome, but I am not a fan of depending on proprietary software,
and based on the chatter on the email list and Dick's suggestion that users
install and configure a webserver/cac
Would someone please test this patch on osx and on a linux distro that
uses a libcurl variant built against ntls or gnutls. I will test it on
windows. Please read the comments below carefully and do not reply to
Dick directly.
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