Right - there's that! Thanks!

It's pretty straightforward to make sure that the Linux CI has the required libraries, the lists are in these two YAML files: https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/blob/master/.github/workflows/sub_buildUbuntu2004.yml https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/blob/master/.github/workflows/sub_buildUbuntu2204...

I'm working on using a library written in Rust and adding it to the build process. I'm not the best person to try this since I know little about Rust and little about our build system. I added CMakeLists.txt which check if cargo, rustc and cbindgen are installed and skips the build and dependencies ...

Forever I got annoyed when selecting the PDN WB because it automatically switches to the "Tasks" view and I have to manually switch back to the "Model" view to continue working. Today I had enough and figured I'll add a preference so I can turn this off. And lo and behold, openBr...

GeneFC - great explanation - the issue is indeed that the sketch is embedded in a PD body - in which case Path tries to use the body's bounding box as a basis to create the stock. The BB for the body isn't valid though. When using a free, root level sketch Path knows it's a 2d object and handles it...

For historical reasons all Path unit tests are collected in Path/PathTests. The issue I'm facing is that the unit tests are located quite a ways from the unit sources which makes it a bit awkward to work on them. What I'm proposing is to move the unit tests for the Path python modules into a "T...

wonderful - again, sorry for not thinking of pinging you myself

Syres wrote: ↑Tue Aug 29, 2023 6:09 am I would have thought the polite thing to do is to mention @h.hartmann.78 as he only recently made a follow up PR to the CMakelists.txt

Good call, thanks!

continue to work on cavalier contours POC and its use for Path generation.

I don't think this has anything to do with refactoring. If somebody in the future will use it it is still in the git history to be used a starting point. My vote would be to just remove it from the tree.