Are these available in the Python API? A quick search shows that in src/mod there is no *.py file that calls these methods. This is only possible with C++ classes. How hard would it be to make this available to python too? Sounds like without that any python feature is condemned to remain with what...

how about next weekend?

are we being targeted by bots or do we naturally have more users? What can be done about his? we need better hardware or better software (move away from phpbb)?

@kkremitzki any thoughts?

That running a test have nothing to do to be a developer In theory yes it does, these tests are supposed to be platform independent and therefore shouldn't give a different result unless you change something in the code. There is little or no benefit from users running these tests. The cmake variab...

can we add transparency to sketcher lines? that could be an easy way of making them way less visually cluttering if they are hardly visible most of the time but bright when selected/hovered

That could make sense too but I would not want that unless we add some more smartness to the constraint tools to not loose convenience. Without the line dimmensioning or making the ellipse vertically/horizontally aligned will be a PITA because you have to select two points instead of just a line

I believe this is a tool that was added to the snap package. It is not something we ship by default with regular freecad. However there might be some value in shipping a similar tool, @chennes what do you think?

Fair, but I'd still like to know what the value of ever exposing the internal geometry to the user is. There may very well be a good reason, but I most certainly cannot think of it. The answer to this question would be a reasonable driver for a following decision on the behavior. Yes? Simplest exam...

if you are not developing you could just disbale developer tests and you won't need it anymore

weekyl builds are using python 3.11 now