kicad-cli: only plot user selected copper layers
Fixes: https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/15634
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@ -358,7 +358,7 @@ int PCBNEW_JOBS_HANDLER::JobExportGerbers( JOB* aJob )
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BOARD* brd = LoadBoard( aGerberJob->m_filename );
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BOARD* brd = LoadBoard( aGerberJob->m_filename );
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loadOverrideDrawingSheet( brd, aGerberJob->m_drawingSheet );
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loadOverrideDrawingSheet( brd, aGerberJob->m_drawingSheet );
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PCB_PLOT_PARAMS boardPlotOptions = brd->GetPlotOptions();
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PCB_PLOT_PARAMS boardPlotOptions = brd->GetPlotOptions();
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LSET plotOnAllLayersSelection = boardPlotOptions.GetPlotOnAllLayersSelection();
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LSET plotOnAllLayersSelection = boardPlotOptions.GetPlotOnAllLayersSelection();
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GERBER_JOBFILE_WRITER jobfile_writer( brd );
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GERBER_JOBFILE_WRITER jobfile_writer( brd );
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@ -366,7 +366,13 @@ int PCBNEW_JOBS_HANDLER::JobExportGerbers( JOB* aJob )
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if( aGerberJob->m_useBoardPlotParams )
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if( aGerberJob->m_useBoardPlotParams )
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{
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{
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aGerberJob->m_printMaskLayer = boardPlotOptions.GetLayerSelection().SeqStackupForPlotting();
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// The board plot options are saved with all copper layers enabled, even those that don't
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// exist in the current stackup. This is done so the layers are automatically enabled in the plot
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// dialog when the user enables them. We need to filter out these not-enabled layers here so
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// we don't plot 32 layers when we only have 4, etc.
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LSET plotLayers = ( boardPlotOptions.GetLayerSelection() & LSET::AllNonCuMask() )
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| ( brd->GetEnabledLayers() & LSET::AllCuMask() );
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aGerberJob->m_printMaskLayer = plotLayers.SeqStackupForPlotting();
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aGerberJob->m_layersIncludeOnAll = boardPlotOptions.GetPlotOnAllLayersSelection();
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aGerberJob->m_layersIncludeOnAll = boardPlotOptions.GetPlotOnAllLayersSelection();
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}
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}
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else
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else
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