I meant the date field in the title block. An example is $Format:cd$ with no quotes before git parsing changes to Tue Jan 10 05:56:54 2017 -0500. with spaces, but git doesn't automatically add quotes, which breaks pcbnew's read. A "simple change" could be to quote the strings even if no space is required, since quotes are escaped anyway.
And the "fix" for me ended up being changing $Format:cd$ to $Format:cd $ which forced pcbnew to quote the string anyway.
Wayne,
I meant the date field in the title block. An example is $Format:cd$ with no quotes before git parsing changes to Tue Jan 10 05:56:54 2017 -0500. with spaces, but git doesn't automatically add quotes, which breaks pcbnew's read. A "simple change" could be to quote the strings even if no space is required, since quotes are escaped anyway.
And the "fix" for me ended up being changing $Format:cd$ to $Format:cd $ which forced pcbnew to quote the string anyway.
Thanks for following up.
-Ed