This is a followup to https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-symbols/pull/2980, which was a followup to https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-symbols/pull/1650. I only changed a dozen dual diode symbols from having Serial in the symbol name to Series. I made sure to save before making changes and there were none, but unfortunately the Git diff makes things look more confusing than just that simple symbol name change.
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We plan to convert the library to the new v6 S-expr format after it is imported to GitLab. That also means that old pull requests will need to be redone with the v6 format if they are not merged before then.
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Be patient, we maintainers are volunteers with limited time and need to check your contribution against the datasheet. You can speed up the process by providing all the necessary information (see above). And you can speed up the process even more by providing additional info like the screenshot of the symbol editor pin table (or for high pin counts converted to csv) sorted in the same way as the pin table in the datasheet and a direct link to the datasheet page that contains the pin table.
This is a followup to https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-symbols/pull/2980, which was a followup to https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-symbols/pull/1650. I only changed a dozen dual diode symbols from having
Serial
in the symbol name toSeries
. I made sure to save before making changes and there were none, but unfortunately the Git diff makes things look more confusing than just that simple symbol name change.@chschlue You merged https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-symbols/pull/2980 so do you mind?
:warning: Deprecation warning
In preparation for the KiCad v6 release this repository will be locked down on Sept 1, 2020. No new pull requests will be accepted. Existing pull requests can be worked on until Oct 1, 2020. Changes breaking v5.1 compatibility can be merged starting Sept 1, 2020.
On Oct 1, 2020 this repository, including issues and pull requests, will be archived and transferred to gitlab.com. In order for your pull requests and issues to be imported into GitLab you must set your email address on GitHub to public and use the same address for your GitLab account. Or login to GitLab at least once using the GitHub icon. Otherwise the importer can't correlate the account information and the issues/comments on GitLab will be owned by
kicad-bot
(importer documentation).We plan to convert the library to the new v6 S-expr format after it is imported to GitLab. That also means that old pull requests will need to be redone with the v6 format if they are not merged before then.
All contributions to the kicad library must follow the KiCad library convention
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Be patient, we maintainers are volunteers with limited time and need to check your contribution against the datasheet. You can speed up the process by providing all the necessary information (see above). And you can speed up the process even more by providing additional info like the screenshot of the symbol editor pin table (or for high pin counts converted to csv) sorted in the same way as the pin table in the datasheet and a direct link to the datasheet page that contains the pin table.