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On 23/10/12 18:53, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> Ed Simmons wrote:
>
>> Sorry, perhaps I should have been clearer, how do I update my git
>> working copy (that has local modifications) to look at the new server?
> edit .git/config
> There is a line that sets the URL for the remote repository. It shoulld
> look like this:
> 	url = git://git.geda-project.org/pcb.git
>
> An alternative is to use a git command:
> 	git remote set-url origin git://git.geda-project.org/pcb.git
> This assumes, you did not mess with branches and are still on the default
> "origin".
>
>
Thanks, git working copy fixed, I'm now using the latest git head gaf.

The bug seems to still appear using the newly updated (x)gsch2pcb, the 
components that have had attributes edited have all had their positions 
changed.

Here's a bit of diff from the pre/post gsch2pcb update:

-Element["" "EIA3528" "C204" "4.7µF" 1089.20mil 1387.90mil -1.7162mm 
-5.0542mm 0 100 ""]
+Element["" "EIA3528" "C204" "10uF" 1089 1387 -1.7162mm -5.0542mm 0 100 ""]

It looks like it's incorrectly changing the position of the part from 
mil to 100ths of mil format without performing the required conversion.

Does anyone else see this issue when changing the value (or other 
non-layout related parameter) and running gsch2pcb? The PCB file has not 
been edited for around 6 months, IIRC.

Ed