PCB Design in Git

• We will be using git to store KiCad files as well so that we can have a running record of them.
• Put all the PCBs in a subfolder in the PCB repo.
• Make a branch for your board, and only work on that board on the corresponding branch.
• Don’t delete your branch once you merge it; keep making changes on that branch.
• Only one person should work on a board at a time, and all changes should be committed before the next person works on it.