Caden Gobat

(re)confirming this issue. I get a `ValueError: __repr__() requires a code object with 2 free vars, not 0` from a `@dataclass` with `%autoreload 2`. Running Python 3.8 on Ubuntu 20.04.

Could I have some clarification about these test failures? It is throwing an `AssertionError: Unnecessary default_values for [...]`, for fields that I *do* want to actually define default values for....

@jellespijker right, thanks. I guess my question is why are those `assert` statements set up that way? For example, in [line 442 of the test output](https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/actions/runs/4487096515/jobs/7890198991?pr=14926#step:13:443), why *can't* I define...

> easy solution is to change then into `value`. You mean just change all of those `"default_value"` keywords to `"value"`?

@nallath sure thing, apologies for going radio silent here. I'll try to get to it in the next couple days.

I reset to the latest and re-added these printer definitions, sourced from newer files provided by Entina (for Cura v5.3.0, while I was previously using definition files for v4.10.0 as...

Related: #13110, #15095, #16045

Just adding another voice in support of this as something that would be nice to have.

> what was proposed as `cffconvert --preferred-citation -f bibtex` should in fact be the default and instead NOT resolving `preferred-citation` should be the special case I agree—this is the more...

@trim21, are you able to cut releases? It seems like @jesec has abandoned this project...