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Create a new Altium Project (view source)
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, 06:26, 17 September 2020Created page with "WIP!!! Steps to add a Project to Altium 365/Github https://stanford-university-student-space-initiative.365.altium.com/ ==If migrating an existing SVN project== * Save al..."
WIP!!!
Steps to add a Project to Altium 365/Github
https://stanford-university-student-space-initiative.365.altium.com/
==If migrating an existing SVN project==
* Save all your changes to the SVN, and make sure no one else on your team/project has changes in progress
* Download a copy onto your computer
==Add project to GitHub==
* Make sure the .pcbprj and folder name don't have any "._*" characters
* Make a new git repo with git init
* Add the new git repo to GitHub. If you don't know how to do this, ask!
* In Altium, make sure you are logged into the workspace
* Open the project in Altium
* Right click on the project and click "Make Project Available online"
* In the dialog box, click "enable formal version control" (if using github, it will be checked for you)
* If you want, add a subfolder to the folder line to organize projects (ie "Projects\Racoonworks\TRLine")
* Click OK and let the magic happen
Steps to add a Project to Altium 365/Github
https://stanford-university-student-space-initiative.365.altium.com/
==If migrating an existing SVN project==
* Save all your changes to the SVN, and make sure no one else on your team/project has changes in progress
* Download a copy onto your computer
==Add project to GitHub==
* Make sure the .pcbprj and folder name don't have any "._*" characters
* Make a new git repo with git init
* Add the new git repo to GitHub. If you don't know how to do this, ask!
* In Altium, make sure you are logged into the workspace
* Open the project in Altium
* Right click on the project and click "Make Project Available online"
* In the dialog box, click "enable formal version control" (if using github, it will be checked for you)
* If you want, add a subfolder to the folder line to organize projects (ie "Projects\Racoonworks\TRLine")
* Click OK and let the magic happen