In commit b7fd75b2dd202f2516f9188e342eccc8a15ae6ab the component with id `printerTypeSelectorRow` was removed. As the `tabBar` element was anchored to this component the monitor page was broken. Fixed by anchoring to the component that was previously above `printerTypeSelectorRow`.
CURA-9665
Start of implementation. When printing on an abstract printer, a user should see a dialog with the matching concrete cloud printers to pick from to actually print. Names are not final. Very much a work in progress. Very not finished also.
start of implementation for CURA-9278
Having a separate class for the AbstractMachine complicated things; it's behaviour was extremely similar to the GlobalStack so adding one more stack container type in addition to the many similar setting container types we already have adds complexity to the system. Having these different classes for machines and abstract machines also add complexity to the update script as the abstract machines were stored in a separate folder from the machine types.
Because of these reasons we decided to replace the AbstractMachine by a GlobalStack where the is_abstract_machine property metadata property is set to True.
CURA-9514, CURA-9277
Co-authored-by: joeydelarago <joeydelarago@gmail.com>
Add machineCount for displaying the number of machines of a type.
MachineSelectorButton is in use in other places, swapped it out for a new Component MachineListButton.
CURA-9514
Made typing more generic to work with an ContainerStack to compensate.
Made AbstractMachine getMachines a classmethod so it can be called with ContainerStacks.
CURA-9514
This is because the onValueChanged function checks if the slider has a different value from the settings and updates the settings if it does. The slider has a max value of 100, so when setting the sliders value to 1000 the slider would update to have a value of 100. This would then update the setting to value to 100.
The fix is as follows. When updating the slider value > 100 just ignore the first onValueChanged. Following onValueChanged, which are triggered by the user sliding the slider, will still trigger.
CURA-9488
It is replaced by the new permissions system. The rights are more specific than 'digital factory access, yes or no'. It's now about whether you can read/write printers/projects/print jobs/etc and can differ whether it is your own project/job/etc or someone else's.
Contributes to issue CURA-9220.
These functions require special permissions in the account now. Just checking for digital factory access is no longer enough.
Contributes to issue CURA-9220.
If the user is not allowed to write profiles to the printers, then they'd get errors when trying to sync. Instead we'll redirect them to the USB workflow.
This also works for users that have accounts but don't have the printers in the cloud. The original requirements suggest that the entire sync button must be hidden for this case. But to allow those people to still sync via USB I'm opting for this solution instead.
Contributes to issue CURA-9220.
The profile name in the translation string was hard coded to be prepended before the actual string. Put this in the translation string as some languages may change the position of this part of the sentence.
