Matti Eiden

I also tried to fuse these two faces (illustrated in wireframe)  and the result was a face like this (illustrated in wireframe) 

Tested the imports like this ``` import cadquery as cq import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) face = cq.Face.importBrep('projected_face.brep') wire = face.outerWire() wire2 = cq.Face.importBrep('projected_wire.brep') logger.info(face.Area()) show_object(face, 'face') # Face is...

In this case there's only one wire, sortWiresByBuildOrder expects two or more. Under the hood it uses Face.makeFromWires, which does not resolve the issue (step 3 in the original description)....

Well blimey, I just stumbled upon the same thing. Did you come up with any neat tricks for a workaround? Off the top of my head * If rendering rows...

@khitrin thanks for that tip. Awesome.

By the way if development resumes at some point, I might suggest that "preserve whitespace" is made as a built-in option. In my case I really needed it for dealing...

FYI @HassanAbouelela 's 3.2.4 appears to work on Python modules with IDEA too, although I do get some noisy errors thrown presumably since the idea implementation is commented out in...

I'm feeling lucky that I can't replicate with the following setup. Can type without clicking the freshly opened window. Stock rc.lua. awesome v4.3 (Too long) • Compiled against Lua 5.1.5...

Ok, lets try something at least. My other computer has this kind of rule in awful rules: { rule = { class = "jetbrains-.*", instance = "sun-awt-X11-XDialogPeer" }, properties =...

You can get at least the test passing by swapping the function with ``` @pytest.fixture(scope="module") def event_loop() -> Generator: yield asyncio.get_event_loop() ``` Disclaimer: I have no idea if this breaks...