MatthiasJ1
MatthiasJ1
In my scenario, I have a single object which has interior features. I wanted to use the measuring tools to inspect an internal face so naturally I used the clipping...
This may or may not be related but I did not have the Jupyter vsCode extension installed, although this was not an issue in 2.2.2
This feels like a hack but it may solve the issue: https://docs.python.org/3/library/atexit.html
Installing the latest released version of websockets does not fix the issue but installing the dev version from github does.
Sorry for the late reply, just confirming that it is fixed for me. Thanks for looking into this.
Just wanted to bump this issue. Also, following the current implementation I am assuming you would have something like: ```cpp int F(int &arg1); ``` Turning into ```py def F() ->...
Shouldn't it just thicken in the face normal?
Yes, that is the logical progression. I updated the title.
I can confirm this only occurs on M1.
Ah thanks, `align=None` fine, like you said it just needs to be documented. One way to do this could be: ```py Align(Enum): CENTER=auto() ... NOALIGN=None ```