However, one needs to know what needs archiving and the list you gave is not sufficient since there are no library files. The problem I pointed out above is due to kicad missing some library info. and not reproducing the supposedly cloned project.
I am facing an issue in importing .dxf in kicad 7.0.6. There are some islands between some lines and the islands gets missed leaving only the lines. Any idea how to import a .dxf with multiple layers?
To run the footprint checker script, for instance, cd into the "kicad-library-utils/klc-check" directory, then run the Python script ./check_footprint.py path_to_fp1.kicad_mod path_to_fp2.kicad_mod -vv. This will carefully check your footprint according to the KLC requirements laid out below, notifying you of any discrepancies, errors, or violations. See more usage examples in the readme at the link above.
Each footprint is a .kicad_mod file (stored within a .pretty directory). The naming convention for a given footprint depends largely on the type of footprint, however a general guide is presented below:
Thus far I have a grasshopper patch that totally works for making a layout in kicad PCBNEW, with nets and traces. AMAZING. However, it only works with a specific LED part. This is OK for me as I almost only use this type of LED in my work and if I have to change it for a different one, the amount of work to do so is FAR LESS than manually building LED arrays in Kicad.
A symbol library that uses the new format is noted in the plugin type column as "KiCad", as opposed to "Legacy". Also notice (in the screenshot above) the path for the KiCad 6 symbols. Use a file browser to navigate to the new symbols directory, where you will notice that the new symbol files have the ".kicad_sym" extension.