Ghostkeeper
Ghostkeeper
Yeah the Windows docker image was really never finished. I think the DevOps guy at the time got it to work at some point but it wasn't integrated in the...
Using Python: ``` import uuid uuid.uuid4() ``` For your convenience, I've generated two: ``` b9910748-c7e8-46c8-b105-b978853693e5 c1c442c6-0d1b-45e8-bc2e-fb3f41f4a255 ```
I don't think the Windows Docker image was really fully developed. It was started as an attempt to change the build system, but not finished when the main carrier of...
Did your build succeed this time?
> Should I have modified `build.ps1` to use my own image which I built, or should I run the image and download `cura-build` from within the container and use `build_in_docker_vs2019.cmd`...
Do you have libxkbcommon-x11?
The `_abc` module is built-in in Python itself. This is what I get when importing it in a Python terminal: ``` >>> import _abc >>> _abc ``` If you don't...
One of Cura's dependencies needs a Fortran 95 compiler to be built (Scipy). So the way to solve this would be to install a Fortran compiler, like [GNU Fortran](https://gcc.gnu.org/fortran/). There...
Rather than modifying the CMakeLists.txt file, use CMake-GUI to modify those variables. The CMake interface has this little "advanced" toggle. If you click that you'll be able to see a...
Perhaps it's also better to delete your cache and generate the cache anew. It should automatically find your Fortran compiler.