As an open source hardware shop, we have to contend with some serious limitations when it comes to source control tools.
However, this person has come up with a way to do visual diffs of circuit schematics and PCBs using existing tools.
All the we need to do is to adapt it to our standard processes.
Yeay!
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[…] tool in source control is to create visual diffs of circuit schematics, which was brought up in an earlier post on this blog (original source). At present, GitHub is not being used in this project, so this step […]