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Create a new Altium Project (view source)
Revision as of 06:34, 17 September 2020
, 06:34, 17 September 2020no edit summary
In Spring 2020 (the dark times) we migrated data platforms for Altium. Up to then we were using SVN to store all the libraries, parts, and projects. Altium introduced a native cloud platform, Altium365, and Git support. We're doing our best to migrate without breaking everything.
We want to store our projects on Github, and we want to store our parts in the Altium365 cloud database. This can cause some friction, and you need to be careful when creating new projects and migrating projects from the SVN.
==Add project to GitHub==
==Add project to GitHub==
* If you want, add a subfolder to the folder line to organize projects (ie "Projects\Racoonworks\TRLine")
* If you want, add a subfolder to the folder line to organize projects (ie "Projects\Racoonworks\TRLine")
* Click OK and let the magic happen
* Click OK and let the magic happen
==If migrating an existing SVN project==
You will follow all of the above steps in the same way, but first you must do the following:
* 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