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Re: travis.yml

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I searched for some reference and indeed this got confirmed by Travis people and a possible solution was provided (15 minutes back). Don't have time now, but in around 5 hours time i should be able to test the suggested solution and update the PR.

Fingers crossed.
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Windows builds are back: PR

P.S. It was confirmed by Travis people, latest Windows update changed things. By following their advice the cmd.exe issue should be resolved now.
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All green and fast again, using the latest toolchains on Linux.

P.S. Some heads up, for people doing packaging, there was a new runtime dependency introduced, PLY.
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P.S. Some heads up, for people doing packaging, there was a new runtime dependency introduced, PLY.
ply is already used by OpenSCAD and is going to be used by FEM, too.
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wmayer wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 3:49 pm ply is already used by OpenSCAD and is going to be used by FEM, too.
Just to clarify this point for everybody reading. Ply was already used as a dependency in OpenSCAD Workbench. However, in the past Ply was directly included in FreeCAD's source code, inside the Mod/OpenSCAD/ply directory. Now, this directory is removed (#2904, #2953), therefore, the user must install Ply before using OpenSCAD (or FEM now).

This shouldn't be a problem though because the packagers can include Ply in the AppImage and Conda builds, and in Debian it can be listed as a dependency of FreeCAD. So in general, it should work the same. See Discussion: removing Ply from FreeCAD's source code.
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