Autorouting Bug Report: <board#131 /> · ...
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Autorouting Bug Report: <board#131 /> · Issue #153 · tscircuit/ts...
Bug Report Link: https://api.tscircuit.com/autorouting/bug_reports/view?autorouting_bug_report_id=c8b4ed8c-80bb-4e59-a091-0114d1c997ef (any additional details? Maybe a screenshot?)
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This is a pretty legit autorouter bug
it's failing to route these two little segments for some reason
@Seve so should i now approach to my sparkfun board i mean? what to do now?
as i have completed all the things just setting up the pcb thing which is more than 50 perccent completed imo?
you are blocked on the autorouter
yes, i mean so should i leave this traces thing for now or just place the components on pcb at right position is that right @Seve ?
@Techmannih @Mustafa7 you guys are probably getting different issues, you should file autorouter bug reports using the instructions in the docs
also what is the step after that?
yea i mean you can do everything else
the autorouter might even fix itself if you move things
then you PR to the sparkfun-boards repo, @shibo is managing that
@Seve do i have to care about 3d thing as well or not?
or is it just pcb and 3d run vice-versa.
you should look at the 3d view just to make sure everything "looks right"
if there's a missing model or a model looks rotated wrong there is possibly a bug that you can fix
ok, i will do that, also what about that ai review thing is it working now?
i m getting this.
have u checked my board?
I think @Rishabh is looking into the ai review, idk why it's not working- it was working for me a couple days ago.
yea this sucks because it's not clear what package is causing the problem
probably somebody published a broken version
FWIW you're not allowed to import from @tsci/* in the sparkfun-boards repo (it's a "pure repo" for training ai)
its the repo itself
i mean what package is being downloaded
RE: what i said above, we don't know what package is causing the issue
because it's using a uuid
C165948 , C490691
for me
How to find it?
that's not how a registry works guys
also this thread is about an autorouting bug
you guys are talking about a registry installation bug
what does "bun install" do? It looks at the package.json and downloads dependencies
one of your dependencies is not resolving properly
you would need to modify the package.json to figure out which dependency is the issue
that repo isn't supposed to have any @tsci/ imports
but one of the @tsci/ imports is causing a problem
i'm modifying the backend to give better urls so it's easier to debug but it's also not super difficult to figure out by inspecting deps IIUC
this is the only line which uses @tsci
yea so that's probably where the problem is
CC @shibo i think your package isn't downloading from the registry properly- it may be failing transpilation or who knows
also the only thing that matters is what's in the package.json for a bun install fwiw
yea so i would just remove that dep and replace the "@tsci/*" with a "imports/MCP..." and copy over shibo's source code
probably should be done in a separate PR
so wait the boards that we pr shouldn't be in the deps no?
yea you shouldn't import from @tsci/*, all the source code needs to be inside the repo
because we're using it to train ai
Ok