It isn't, at least not explicitly. I looked at the ConsoleSequencer and I think it's really just the way it works. The unit tests print out the test description at the beginning of the test without a terminating `\n`. At the end of the test it then prints the result ("ok" or "fail&quo...

That output is being generated by the ConsoleSequencer -- I don't think curses is involved. That looks to me like multiple threads trying to write their sequencers out at the same time. I don't know anything about your tests, though: is there stuff in there that's multithreaded? They are python uni...

The output of unit tests seems to be corrupted/overwritten by log msgs for recompute and file import. Also note the remnant it leaves at the command prompt: test20 (PathTests.TestPathOpProfileII.TestPathOpProfileII) Recompute......fset handling ... (100 %) (9 %) Importing project files...... (100 %)...

sorry this is not currently possible in FreeCAD, you are probably confusing with some other software (many KDE apps let you do stuff like that). If you want to remove those but keep the rest you would have to create a custom toolbar with just the buttons you need and hide the default toolbar. Thank...

It does not. I want to remove these tools from the standard view toolbar:

I'm looking into some of the ops and noticed again that we use different labels for the same functionality. Going forward it would be nice to use the same labels in all ops. I can't come up with conclusive reasoning to choose one over the other. Please weigh in why we should us conventional/climb or...

Once upon a time I was able to figure out how to customize the Standard-View toolbar - but I seem to have lost that skill. The "Customize" tool doesn't seem to include the global toolbars - wouldn't help though since it doesn't seem to show any contents of any toolbar. Can somebody please ...

The issue #7855 is still open. I'm working on it but can't assign issues to myself to reflect the status.

Interestingly when I try it the 'e' gets carved but the 'h' is missing. From what I can tell is somehow the voronoi algorithm discards all edges as being "exterior", which means infinite in length.

What happens when you run FC with UI and then in the console?