Jeremy Wright

> I'm building KiCAD with MSYS2 (it is python 3.10.6) The wheel builds on PyPi only cover Python 3.8 through 3.10 (so you're fine there), and OSes Linux x86_64, Windows...

Thanks for reporting this. This workbench still isn't fully compatible with FreeCAD 0.18, and especially not with the Python 3/Qt 5 builds. I'm hoping to have some time over the...

@tolot27 If you close the script using CadQuery->Close Script you will get the warning, but not if you click the X on the document in the MDI area. I have...

@easyw do you have thoughts about archiving this? I know you have built a KiCAD toolchain that includes CQ 1.x.

@easyw I think it would block me from eventually fixing [this issue](https://github.com/jmwright/cadquery-freecad-module/issues/147) unless I fork the repo. That code has been fixed in CQ 2.x for Python 3.8, but hasn't...

As of this morning I have decoupled the FreeCAD workbench from this repository and have started updating its embedded version of dcowden/CadQuery independently. That removes my concern with archiving this...

I have cleaned up a few things this repo, including pushing an updated readme to PyPi warning people that they need to move to CQ 2.x. I also added a...

The OCP releases on conda-forge went from 7.6.2-alpha to 7.6.3-alpha, with no releases in-between. Is 7.6.2 going to have a production release, or will it always be pre-release? Is 7.6.3...

> So what do you think @jmwright ? The PR itself is fine, but we have run into a GLIBC version problem when building the Python wheels. The wheel builds...

> Do you want to block this PR on that issue? Not really, but we should at least take the version pin back out of setup.py since it will point...