Release of v0.17

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Re: Release of v0.17

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The menu is ok - thank you. Continue testing.
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chrisb wrote: Sat Mar 31, 2018 4:06 am The download has grown a lot since my last versions:
13407: 259MB
13450: 300MB
13483: 350MB

Is this explainable and ok? Or is it some "memory leak"?
A big amount of the additional 90MB comes from the updated documentation.
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wmayer wrote: Sat Mar 31, 2018 8:22 am A big amount of the additional 90MB comes from the updated documentation.
That explains it very well. Perhaps it's time to think about two packages like on Ubuntu.
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peterl94 wrote: Fri Mar 30, 2018 9:50 pm What is the status on windows builds?
I haven't even started working on the installers. Additionally I'm having an issue uploading.
I have been concentrating on the PPA but Launchpad has been fighting me.
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sgrogan wrote: Sat Mar 31, 2018 12:17 pm I haven't even started working on the installers.
Are there libraries that need updated in the libpack, or is it good to go? Or are you thinking going with py3 and conda?
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peterl94 wrote: Sat Mar 31, 2018 1:57 pm Are there libraries that need updated in the libpack, or is it good to go? Or are you thinking going with py3 and conda?
I've updated Python2 and openssl locally for security fixes, but I can't upload at the moment because of my ISP issue.
I still haven't tried patchin netgen 5.3 for OCCT 7.2 yet.

I think the PY3/QT5 Conda stuff, will have to wait for 0.18. FreeCAD PY3 is still too buggy. I have working portable builds for Win x64/x32 though. So we can offer a 0.18-dev that is the same commit as 0.17-release.
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Maybe after the release we could put the offline doc in an independent repo, like if it was a different project...
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Looking at ulrich1a's suggestion would also be nice, that is to offer the documentation package in other languages. Italian and French are pretty complete, and German is hopefully getting there.
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peterl94 wrote: Sat Mar 31, 2018 1:57 pm Are there libraries that need updated in the libpack, or is it good to go?
I was able to upload the latest Libpcks https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD-port ... /tag/v0.17 Version 11.10
Netgen doesn't work on x32. We can switch AppVeyor to use this for 0.18

The choice is to update to OCCT7.2 and patch netgen before the release?
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Re: Release of v0.17

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Just a friendly reminder: today April 1st is the 2nd anniversary of v0.16.6700 release.

It would be nice if v0.17 was released the same day :D
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