I do not see where is this supposed vulnerability. doCommand is used from GUI code to do something based on user inputs. I'm pretty sure you will find a place where one can input a string into some dialog to make doCommand execute arbitrary code... but then one can enter the (malicious) code straigh...

BTW, it doesn't have to be done with a macro/py console. In 0.19, realthunder has added a gui method , too. 1. Right-click in property editor, "Show all" 2. Right-click on the property you want to drive with an expression, click "Expression", type the expression, done! With this method, it is also p...

But Part and PartDesign diverge even further. Is this important? If so, why? That's a very difficult question. I don't have an answer. Ideally, Part and Partdesign should merge or deeply cooperate, but I'm afraid there is no specific plan to do so (as far as i'm aware), and in any case it will prob...

Opened PR #3797

I can reproduce it on Windows. It happens when I rotate with Shift+LMB and move. If I use Alt and move, no selection changes. Fixing it probably isn't a breeze. This will need similar logic as Gesture, accumulating events and refiring then if LMB is released but wasn't moved. It isn't impossible, bu...

Just so that everyone knows. I have fixed gigantic zoom sensitivity speed triggered by two-finger drag on a touchpad, but only for one navigation style. The rest will follow shortly, and then a PR. This should fix the need to set zoom factor to 0.02 on macbooks.

a) put the reference constraint into a separate sketch. OR b) refer to an existing edge somehow, if you have one, like =object_name.Shape.Edge35.Length * whatever Using blue constraints to drive red constraints is not supported yet (both are calculated by solver, and solver constraints with internal...

However, it could be sensible to have the same possibilities as in Part workbench. Sure, but step by step. But Part does not support these angles, it has a completely different way of defining pad direction. This change looks more like a step away. It is different. Likely useful. But Part and PartD...

what do x and y angles mean when one pads in a strange direction? for example, one defined by face normal, when padding a face?

I was looking at one of the python files earlier, which had comments like #Eif and #Ewhile to help follow the insane python indentation rules. That was a great help in keeping track of which block of code was being unindented, but that would almost certainly get "cleaned up" by any botty-wiper scri...