I think this may be a tool chain problem rather than yours. Your part looks by and large fine, and I don’t see anything that should cause the errors you are seeing. One problem I didn’t correct is the pins are not in sequence (pin1 is missing, there is a bug in parts editor where it skips pins.) The only thing that may effect is the hover on the pin to get the label function. In (I think only subpart parts which this is not) that screws up if the numbers are not in sequence. Breadboard and schematic lack layerIds , but all that affects is svg export (the part won’t show in a svg export.) PCB looked fine (other than the holes are likely too small for .1in headers). In this part I rescaled all the svgs to be the standard (which will make no difference to Travisci, it doesn’t check scale), changed the pcb pads to have 0.038in holes suitable for .1in headers and removed one bus (gpio17 to connector pin 1 which doesn’t exist, gpio17 doesn’t look like it should be bused to anything.) I also ran it through FrtizingCheckPart.py which inlines styles (which Fritzing sometimes doesn’t support) and removes px from font-size (which causes font-size to be set to 0 on a parts editor edit). The original file only has these two errors and the second isn’t actually an error in this case, the lack of a terminalId will be ignored by Fritzing as will the missing bus member:
Error 53: File
‘part.HeltecWiFiLoRa320000_60af58a4a22947c531eac6e81f836375_22.fzp.bak’
At line 601
Bus nodeMember connector1 does’t exist
Error 18: File
‘part.HeltecWiFiLoRa320000_60af58a4a22947c531eac6e81f836375_22.fzp.bak’
Connector connector0terminal is in the fzp file but not the svg file. (typo?)
svg svg.breadboard.HeltecWiFiLoRa320000_6af188b3115e879b6ec332508a4ec538_3_breadboard.svg.bak
Here is the improved part, you can try running it through travisci and see if it is any happier, but I don’t see why it will be.
Heltec WiFi LoRa 32-improved.fzpz (37.0 KB)
Nice job on the part! If as I expect travisCI still complains, you need to log a bug on github to get the developers to look at why TravisCI is failing.
Peter