The Travis Config uses the DEPLOY_RELEASE environment variable on this line... You can either set it in the Travis Build Settings (preferred) or define it somewhere here in the Travis config (discouraged). I have changed the DEPLOY_RELEASE variable in the Travis Build Settings and restarted build 34...

FYI, to change the GitHub deployment destination, set the DEPLOY_RELEASE variable in the Travis repo/build settings to 0.18_pre (it is currently set to 0.17_pre). Happy to set it if desired.

Somebody has signed the CLA and got access to the official occt git repo. They have then cloned that repo into the debian gitlab framework and that repo is public. Too me, that is not the same as using the gitweb interface of the official occt repo to download snapshots. Again, I don't know the pol...

... Debian's new GitLab instance at salsa.debian.org, which means learning the git-buildpackage tool gbp and revising the package to use it (via https://salsa.debian.org/kkremitzki-guest/opencascade) but hopefully the package will be available in the next 2 weeks. I am surprised something like this...

NormandC wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 06, 2018 11:14 pm

Well, I guess you've seen the other topic by now but in any case: Release of v0.17

Yes, I saw it yesterday but good to have the link here for other too.

So what is the timeframe for 0.17? The impetus is that we have a bit of a backlog on macOS because the Homebrew package management team recently deprecated the entire science port repo that provided many dependencies that we need (e.g. opencascade, matplotlib, med-file, orocos-kdl, etc.). We need to...

Here's an update: Andrey, the project manager for Opencascade, worked with me behind the scenes to provide an anonymous means to download the source code. There was a bug in their gitweb interface that caused the downloaded tarball to vary by 1 byte that caused the varying sha problem that I mention...

Thanks but something like that won't work because each separate download yields a different sha so the git snapshot process must mutate some of the tarball content slightly. Interesting. md5deep doesn't find any differences between two downloads so I wonder if it is simply some metadata on the tarb...

As oce is not yet adopting occ version 7.0 and higher, we could try to create a kind of community fork of occ7.2 on github. @Quaoar provided the contact information for the Opencascade Kernel project manager. I have reached out to him and he is interested in finding a solution to support Homebrew a...

http://git.dev.opencascade.org/gitweb/?p=occt.git;a=shortlog P.S. Downloading a snapshot by for example using wget highly likely should be achievable. Thanks but something like that won't work because each separate download yields a different sha so the git snapshot process must mutate some of the ...