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John Griessen wrote:
> what about keeping a snapshot of the symbols and footprints as they
> were the day that project completed a version and made fab data?

The data model is important.

Let's back up a bit.

What are the pros and cons of having a single IP library vs. having
different ones? (Both version controlled of course.)

Are there any use cases for different (local) IP libraries? I can't
think of any.


//Peter

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