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Move XML declaration to start of file for sky130.lym #14

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@mole99 mole99 commented Apr 4, 2024

Moves the XML declaration to the beginning of the file to make it valid.

Similar to #12, but it seems this file has been forgotten as it is not read when using OpenLane.

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Yes, this is necessary and should be fixed ASAP.

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@donn : I want to merge this but I also want to know why there are 35 failing regression test checks and why they are occurring.

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mole99 commented Apr 10, 2024

That would be good to know indeed! The CI is from Mabrains, so maybe Amro Tork knows more. We can open an issue about it and merge this PR in the meantime, since it does not affect the CI.

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mole99 commented Apr 10, 2024

Opened: #16

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donn commented Apr 10, 2024

Hi, I'm on vacation- I had nothing to do with this CI, so. All I did to this repo is move the XML headers to the beginning of the documents so later versions of KLayout stopped crashing.

@RTimothyEdwards RTimothyEdwards merged commit e4816ab into efabless:main Apr 11, 2024
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