fix(sch): add title_block with <<VERSION>> to all 3 schematics#10
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PowerBoard's schematics never had a title_block at all — the version
field stayed empty in the rendered schematic PDF even after Phase 3
placeholder migration, because there was no <<VERSION>> token to
substitute.
All other 5 HW-Module-* repos follow the convention:
(title_block
(title "<sheet name>")
(rev "<<VERSION>>")
(company "Amateurfunkclub für Remote Stationen")
)
Insert the same block into PowerBoard.kicad_sch, 5V.kicad_sch and
power_measurement.kicad_sch with sheet-appropriate titles.
Surfaced when the v1.0 deploy showed the version on the PCB silkscreen
but the schematic PDF title block remained blank.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds a title_block section to each of the three KiCad schematic files so the Phase 4 Auto-Release pipeline can substitute the <<VERSION>> placeholder and produce a populated title block in the schematic PDF.
Changes:
- Add
title_blockwith sheet-specific title,<<VERSION>>rev placeholder, and company toPowerBoard.kicad_sch,5V.kicad_sch, andpower_measurement.kicad_sch.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| PowerBoard.kicad_sch | Adds title_block with title "Power". |
| 5V.kicad_sch | Adds title_block with title "5V Buck Converter". |
| power_measurement.kicad_sch | Adds title_block with title "Power Measurement". |
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Why
PowerBoard's three .kicad_sch files have never had a title_block. Result: even after Phase 3 placeholder migration there was no
<<VERSION>>token to substitute, and the schematic PDF rendered with a blank title-block area in the v1.0 release.The other five HW-Module-* repos already follow this convention.
What changes
Each of `PowerBoard.kicad_sch`, `5V.kicad_sch`, `power_measurement.kicad_sch` gets a title_block matching the existing project convention:
```
(title_block
(title "")
(rev "<>")
(company "Amateurfunkclub für Remote Stationen")
)
```
Sheet-specific titles: Power, 5V Buck Converter, Power Measurement.
Versioning implications
This is a `.kicad_sch` change with no `.kicad_pcb` change → after merge, the Auto-Release workflow will classify this as a Minor bump (`v1.0 → v1.1`). That doubles as a nice end-to-end test of the Phase 4 Auto-Release path — the deploy of v1.1 should show the title block correctly on the schematic PDF.
Test plan
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