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Your sweep is not that simple (for some reason you want to explicitly use Frenet frame which gives a very weird result in this case):  Try this instead: ```python...
I cannot reproduce this (i.e. it works for me (tm)).
Thanks @Jojain - let me digest this. I must say I planned to implement this in a completely different way - by refactoring of the selectors.
Thanks for opening the PR. Lack of time / you want to change the default behavior without first discussing.
If you want to change something it is better to open an issue first. I'll try to take a look but TBH this is not the highest prio ATM and...
I could add `show_object` to `builtins`. Need to think though if it is a good idea.
Looks like some tessellation bug of OCCT. Take a look here for a possible workaround: https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/issues/367 .
Not related to the issue itself, but you could try using tools like https://conda.github.io/conda-pack/ or https://github.com/conda/constructor .
@dimonbavly as you noticed every call to `show_object` results in a new object in the object tree. There is currently no functionality to support what you need. You could implement...
If the question was about getting it in the script itself - there is no intentionally exposed API to do that.