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Yes, I was thinking of changing the pipeline to respond to only tags for outputs. Then i can just set a release tag when I am ready to send it to a fab.

• cushychicken 3y ago
  How many people use the outputs of your pipeline, out of curiosity?
  • sschueller 3y ago
    Just me. It's for my personal projects.
    • cushychicken 3y ago
      Ah OK. Way less chance of confusion that way. :) I've used kicad professionally for about three years now. That brief phase of using CI was in my current employer and we had some confusing weeks where no one knew which sch version was the right one. Being able to share out autogenerated schematics is one of those rare cases where CI hinders you rather than helps you. I'm sort of tunneling in on this one facet though. This is great work and I'll be reading it more closely when I get off the plane. I'll probably grab some of your kibot configs for myself!
• fest 3y ago
  This is what I'm doing. Though it does break down for smaller projects where I had combined firmware and electronics design in the same repository (not a great idea in retrospect).
  • cushychicken 3y ago
    That rapidly becomes a rough ride - especially when you've got different groups writing hardware and firmware independent of one another, but pushing to the same repo.
    • ownagefool 3y ago
      You can have different rules for different folders, i.e. only do this if folder == schema && is-tag