README.md


2019 Circuits

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Circuit Board Versioning Scheme


New boards must start their numbering at revision 1.
Revision numbers must be incremented by 1 when a physical board is manufactured.
Revision numbers should not be incremented at any other time.
After a board is manufactured, the files corresponding to the manufactured version should not be modified.
Circuit boards based off of a previous year's design should increment based off of the previous board's revision number.