Part identifiers (IDs) should be kept at the end of the URI / file name. This ensures that scripts that check for parts by id and file ending still find what they are looking for (because many files only have the ID in the file name).
The IDs are not the sole parameters given because at times there might be custom parts without ID. Furthermore it is desirable to skip the lookup of what the ID stands for. This makes working offline a charm and saves time.
Tip: IDs may be overwritten by having the linked group's instance's project internal group contain atom- or atom_ or atom., ... to prevent the BoM generator resolving the potential assembly and including id.<vendor>_<id> in the group instance's name.
Part identifiers (IDs) should be kept at the end of the URI / file name. This ensures that scripts that check for parts by id and file ending still find what they are looking for (because many files only have the ID in the file name).
The IDs are not the sole parameters given because at times there might be custom parts without ID. Furthermore it is desirable to skip the lookup of what the ID stands for. This makes working offline a charm and saves time.
Tip: IDs may be overwritten by having the linked group's instance's project internal group contain
atom-oratom_oratom., ... to prevent the BoM generator resolving the potential assembly and includingid.<vendor>_<id>in the group instance's name.