1) Slic3r::RuntimeError was replaced with ConfigurationError,
all exceptions thrown by the configuration layer are derived
from ConfigurationError.
2) When parsing configuration files, ConfigurationError is catched and
rethrown extended with the file name being parsed.
config bundles, project files (3MFs, AMFs). When loading these files,
the caller may decide whether to substitute some of the configuration
values the current PrusaSlicer version does not understand with
some reasonable default value, and whether to report it. If substitution
is disabled, an exception is being thrown as before this commit.
If substitution is enabled, list of substitutions is returned by the
API to be presented to the user. This allows us to introduce for example
new firmware flavor key in PrusaSlicer 2.4 while letting PrusaSlicer
2.3.2 to fall back to some default and to report it to the user.
As a preparation for PrusaSlicer 2.4.0, the new firmware_flavor
"marlinfirmware" (signifying Marlin 2.0 and newer) that is not
supported by 2.3.2 yet will default to "marlin" (signifying legacy
Marlin).
When slicing from command line, substutions are performed by default
and reported into the console, however substitutions may be either
disabled or made silent with the new "config-compatibility" command
line option.
Substitute enums and bools only. Allow booleans to be parsed as
true: "1", "enabled", "on" case insensitive
false: "0", "disabled", "off" case insensitive
This will allow us in the future for example to switch the draft_shield
boolean to an enum with the following values: "disabled" / "enabled" / "limited".
Added "enum_bitmask.hpp" - support for type safe sets of options.
See for example PresetBundle::load_configbundle(...
LoadConfigBundleAttributes flags) for an example of intended usage.
WIP: GUI for reporting the list of config substitutions needs to be
implemented by @YuSanka.
notification with some locales, we don't want PrusaSlicer 2.3.0/2.3.1
to show this notification. On the other hand, we would like PrusaSlicer
2.3.2 to show an update notification of the upcoming PrusaSlicer 2.4.0.
Thus we will let PrusaSlicer 2.3.2 and couple of follow-up versions
to download the version number from an alternate file until
the PrusaSlicer 2.3.0/2.3.1 are phased out, then we will revert to
the original name.
Cherry-pick of 2e55898d78
Fix of an extremely slow bridging calculation, caused by an extremely
slow bridged area detection function, of which the results were never used.
Fixes "slicing fails or takes too long #5974"
that configuration could be recovered in the case PrusaSlicer.ini
is corrupted during saving. The config is first written into a temp file
marked with a MD5 checksum. Once the file is saved, it is
copied to a backup file first, then moved to PrusaSlicer.ini.
When loading PrusaSlicer.ini fails, the backup file will be loaded
instead, however only if its MD5 checksum is valid.
The following "Fixes" comments are for github triggers. We implemented
a workaround, not a fix, we don't actually know how the data corruption
happens and why. Most likely the "Move file" Windows API is not atomic
and if PrusaSlicer crashes on another thread while moving the file,
PrusaSlicer.ini will only be partially saved, with the rest of the file
filled with nulls. We did not "fix" the issue, we just hope that our
workaround will help in majority of cases.
Fixes prusaslicer wont open 2.3 windows 10 #5812
Fixes Won't Open - Windows 10 #4915
Fixes PrusaSlicer Crashes upon opening with "'=' character not found in
line error" #2438
Fixes Fails to open on blank slic3r.ini %user%\AppData\Roaming\Slic3rPE
just M600, reset the internal retract counter, so that a retract
will happen after the firmware returns from M600 to the initial position.
Fixes "Blobs on print after manual color change #6362"
Fix of an extremely slow bridging calculation, caused by an extremely
slow bridged area detection function, of which the results were never used.
Fixes "slicing fails or takes too long #5974"
Fixing model import of models with nearly degenerate triangles, which
degenerate after transformation (translation or rotation).
There was certainly a bug in PrusaSlicer, however this bug was triggered
mostly by the ASCII STL files generated by OpenSCAD, likely due to insufficient
number of decimal digits when saving an ASCII STL, see
[openscad/openscad] STL export should contain single precision floats (#2651)
