- version 3.1.4
  * This minor release adds a few new smallish features and fixes a
    bunch of bugs. Change highlights:
    + pcb-rnd now depends on librnd >= 4.1.0 (because of the new
      font engine)
    + always use librnd's new font engine
    + make lihata board v9 the default native file format
    + view dialog: 'cycle' button to cycle through zooming onto
      different highlight objects; esecially useful when looking at
      DRC errors showing a small and a large object
    + export_bom: make list separator string configurable

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- version 3.1.3 
  * This release focuses on bugfixes and three features:
    + Major upgrade of the back annotation system (supported by sch-rnd):
     - break connection
     - create connection
     - remove net
     - add subcircuit
     - remove subcircuit
     - subcircuit attribute change or remove
    + Experimental support for librnd's new font engine (compile time
      option), including new fontmode features
    + Experimental lihata board v9 for the above features
-  version 3.1.2
  * This release contains a lot of code cleanup, some feature
    removal and a few new features:
    + Code cleanup: remove the dependency on the rtree compatibility
      layer, use librnd native rtrees
    + Feature removal: gsch2pcb-rnd removed and replaced with a dummy
      that prints the alternatives, including CLI and GUI import sch 
    + New 3d models: openscad models for all parametric footprints
      in the standard footprint lib
    + Rewrite of export_bom: BoM export uses user configurable
      templates instead of a hardwired format
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes
-  version 3.1.1
  * This release is a minor bugfix release with only one major feature:
    openscad 3d models for all static file footprints in the stock lib.
- version 3.1.0
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes
- version 3.0.5
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes
- version 3.0.2
  * Fix: bloated poly vs. poly jump got "too accurate": a thermal
    doesn't really overlap with the object so it didn't find
    connection; cheat with a few nanometers of extra bloat
  * Fix: poly-poly bloated intersect: don't attempt to use negaive
    thickness in intersect tester line
  * Fix: bloat override on "line vs. polygon" check so that the
    bloat adjustment used to overcome numeric precision problems
    can be applied
  * Fix: use minimum line thickness 4 nanometer instead of 2 for
    line-to-poly to avoid self intersecting lines
  * Fix: padstack zero-thickness line edge should be taken as 4
    nanometer so the line intersection test is actually done
- version 3.0.1
- version 3.0.0
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes
- version 2.4.0
- version 2.3.2
- version 2.2.3
- fixed build with gcc-10 for Tumbleweed
- version 2.2.0
- some specfile cleanup
- library and devel packages added
- version 2.1.4
- version 2.1.2
- version 2.1.1
- version 2.1.0
- version 2.0.1
- version 2.0.0
- version 1.2.8
- version 1.2.7
- initial spefile

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  * This release contains a lot of code cleanup, some feature
    removal and a few new features:
    + Code cleanup: remove the dependency on the rtree compatibility
      layer, use librnd native rtrees
    + Feature removal: gsch2pcb-rnd removed and replaced with a dummy
      that prints the alternatives, including CLI and GUI import sch 
    + New 3d models: openscad models for all parametric footprints
      in the standard footprint lib
    + Rewrite of export_bom: BoM export uses user configurable
      templates instead of a hardwired format
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes
-  version 3.1.1
  * This release is a minor bugfix release with only one major feature:
    openscad 3d models for all static file footprints in the stock lib.

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- version 3.1.0
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes

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- version 3.0.5
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes

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- version 3.0.2
  * Fix: bloated poly vs. poly jump got "too accurate": a thermal
    doesn't really overlap with the object so it didn't find
    connection; cheat with a few nanometers of extra bloat
  * Fix: poly-poly bloated intersect: don't attempt to use negaive
    thickness in intersect tester line
  * Fix: bloat override on "line vs. polygon" check so that the
    bloat adjustment used to overcome numeric precision problems
    can be applied
  * Fix: use minimum line thickness 4 nanometer instead of 2 for
    line-to-poly to avoid self intersecting lines
  * Fix: padstack zero-thickness line edge should be taken as 4
    nanometer so the line intersection test is actually done
- version 3.0.1
- version 3.0.0
  * see ChageLog for list of all changes

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- version 2.4.0

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- version 2.3.2

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- version 2.2.3
- fixed build with gcc-10 for Tumbleweed

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Update to version 2.2.0

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- version 2.1.2

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- version 2.1.1

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- version 2.1.0

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- version 2.0.1

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- version 2.0.0

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- version 1.2.8
- version 1.2.7
- initial spefile

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