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It's VTK version probably. Could you try installing VTK 8 like so: ``` conda install -c conda-forge vtk=8 ```

OK, would you be capable of checking which DLL is causing the issue. You could use e.g. ntldd (https://github.com/LRN/ntldd) on the pyd file of OCP or sysinternals (Process Monitor to...

Regarding `conda env create --name cqgui -f cqgui_env.yml`: did you execute it in the cloned repo folder? The `cqgui_env.yml` has to be present in the current folder.

I cannot reproduce the issue on Windows. To move forward I'll need more information. Could you: 1. Install ntldd in the target environment ``` conda install -c msys2 m2w64-ntldd-git ```...

@jmwright does not matter, I will squash in the end.

I forgot about this... Does this kind of approach work (ofc you need to adjust the urls): ``` # Repo: Contoso/WindowsProduct # File: azure-pipelines.yml resources: repositories: - repository: templates type:...

Is this still WIP?

Yes, azure and appveyor are used. Pyinstaller is not executed in the CI (yet).

Thank you for your extensive reply! I was of course not suggesting that you implement this on your own, just trying to estimate how feasible it would be.

After a small modification the code compiles with clang (8) but still does not compile with gcc (I checked 8). ```C++ #include namespace py = pybind11; class A{ protected: void...