Jeremy Wright

@lorenzncode Specifying the font path does not fix the issue. This may be related to #187 . In that issue the same suggestion is made as the one from @michaelgale...

@michaelgale @lorenzncode See #1577 for a fix for the test failures across platforms.

@adam-urbanczyk Specifying the path to the font that CadQuery should have already been using based on the font name did not fix the issue. I was assuming that's what @lorenzncode...

@lorenzncode I had forgotten we included the OpenSans font file in the `testdata` directory, so I switched the test to use that. I think the root of the problem is...

@lorenzncode I see the value in that. Can we create a logging level setting in CQ so that users can turn it up after importing the cadquery package? We would...

@lorenzncode Ok. I think we should make that a separate issue rather than trying to implement it in #1577

I was going to ask how to generate symbols_mangled_*.dat, and found this issue. I'm trying to generate one for OpenBSD. How do you do it now? Will you just call...

The following works for me without a segfault in CQ-editor. ```python import cadquery as cq bot = cq.Workplane().box(4, 6, 2) top = cq.Workplane().transformed(offset=(0, 0, 10)).box(4, 6, 2) #bar = cq.Workplane().add(bot.faces(">Z").wires()).toPending().add(top.faces("Z").wires()...

I have not been able to get around the Python 3.12 problem on Debían 12 aarch64 running on a Pinebook Pro, and I also tried on a Rock Pro 64...

> Do you have some opinions about the idea to replace nlopt with scipy? @adam-urbanczyk Will probably have better insight on that. I am fine sticking with nlopt and contributing...