A new dependency 'cura_resources' has been added to the conandata.yml. The handling of 'cura_resources' has been updated, now including specific sections for definitions, extruders, intent, meshes, quality and variants. GitHub Actions workflows and conan scripts have been adjusted accordingly to include these changes.
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Conan-package workflows in both 'conan-package.yml' and 'conan-package-resources.yml' have been updated to use a specific branch ('NP-186_seperate_cura_resources') instead of 'main'. Further adjustments will be needed after the branch merge. Also, 'conan_recipe_root' attribute was added in 'conan-package-resources.yml'.
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Added a new Conanfile for handling Cura resources which includes definitions, extruders, intent, meshes, quality, and variants. Also, updated the `.github/workflows/conan-package.yml` for specific paths and added a new GitHub workflow `conan-package-resources.yml` for handling the packaging of resources.
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This will compile the mo files.
But be sure that `enable_i18n` option is still removed from the `package_id`.
Such that the build conan package can also be used
Fixes CURA-11497
Removed redundant workflow dispatch inputs and comments in .github/workflows/conan-package.yml. These were unnecessary
for the push-based workflow and have been simplified to streamline the process and make it more efficient.
Contributes to CURA-10831
grub issues -- hopefully temporary, until github fixed this -- disk (partition)used from last time is cached, but since this runs in the cloud, that's of course no longer valid on the next run
Exclusion happens _before_ additional includes unfortunaltely, so the matrix is back to being a plain list if OS's. This also means that, if we don't want to build each OS x OS_id, we have to put that information somewhere else. OS_id didn't really belong in the matrix anyway, since it's a derivative value. It's now replaced with a named environment variable.
The way to exclude and select the 'name' used in the filename for each OS seems a little cumbersome, but I didn't find any better way so far.
(should) implement the 'easy', 'lite' version of CURA-9880
