I've just been chasing my tail for an hour because of a change in default behaviour. I probably missed the discussion but we cannot expect that all Users check this forum regularly and keep up with whatever we're currently cooking.
So if you make a change, add a feature, or take one away - please make the default behaviour the way it has been working so far (if still possible).
Please maintain existing behaviour if possible!
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Be nice to others! Respect the FreeCAD code of conduct!
Be nice to others! Respect the FreeCAD code of conduct!
Re: Please maintain existing behaviour if possible!
Understood. I'm guilty.
Let me know what needs restored to 'existing' functionality and I'll work to make it so. Call me on it. I don't mind at all.
Russ
Let me know what needs restored to 'existing' functionality and I'll work to make it so. Call me on it. I don't mind at all.
Russ
Re: Please maintain existing behaviour if possible!
haha - relax, it wasn't you. And it's not about the specific issue, it's a general call to not trip somebody who's already using Path You're too funny.
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Re: Please maintain existing behaviour if possible!
Is this something I have done?
I'm getting paranoid now
I'm getting paranoid now
Re: Please maintain existing behaviour if possible!
In general, I think all FreeCAD developers are well aware of this... It's a pretty common consensus in the open-source world to not disrupt the workflow of existing users.
When it happens it usually comes after great extents of discussion. But if not, it's probably a mistake or something that got overlooked by a developer. Since FreeCAD is complex and used very differently by one user or another, it can happen easily. As users, we can do a great job signalling these to the developers so the original behaviour can be restored.
In a strict sense, these things can even be considered as a bug.. Something that was working before and is not working anymore...
When it happens it usually comes after great extents of discussion. But if not, it's probably a mistake or something that got overlooked by a developer. Since FreeCAD is complex and used very differently by one user or another, it can happen easily. As users, we can do a great job signalling these to the developers so the original behaviour can be restored.
In a strict sense, these things can even be considered as a bug.. Something that was working before and is not working anymore...