Conflicts:
resources/quality/hms434/pla/hms434_0.4_pla_high.inst.cfg -> Setting version was updated at the same time.
resources/quality/hms434/pla/hms434_0.4_pla_normal.inst.cfg -> Deleted while we updated setting version.
resources/quality/hms434/pla/hms434_0.8_pla_coarse.inst.cfg -> Deleted while we updated setting version.
resources/quality/hms434/pla/hms434_0.8_pla_normal.inst.cfg -> Deleted while we updated setting version.
Due to a merge conflict that Git couldn't detect, these are immediately outdated. Let's update them to 15.
Since I knew this would be coming, I didn't change the maximum deviation last time, so now I also don't need to change it back.
Contributes to issue CURA-7384.
To Cura the folder doesn't matter. It only reads the filenames and uses those as unique IDs. So for these filenames we'd like to have an ID that is more speciic to this printer to prevent people from crashing.
I'm guessing that the author here already encountered that problem. He copied the files from Creality which has the same problem. However Creality profiles are already published and will be much harder to change the names since they would need to be changed in a version upgrade.
Contributes to issue CURA-7384.
This was copied from the error state, where it does matter, but the warning state is not shown if the setting is not enabled.
Contributes to issue CURA-7384.
So we had several hundred files outdated already. It's happened before. It shaln't happen again.
This test fails right now because there is one file still on setting_version 6.
Contributes to issue CURA-7420.
Conflicts:
plugins/VersionUpgrade/VersionUpgrade460to462/VersionUpgrade460to462.py -> On master we removed the getCfgVersion function, while we moved the entire plug-in to a different folder in 4.6.
resources/definitions/skriware_2.def.json -> On master we merged a PR that changes more or less all settings, while on 4.6 we doubled the maximum deviation.
This definition specified that the maximum E speed is 25mm/s but then said that the retraction speed is 30mm/s. I've changed the maximum E speed to 30mm/s then because apparently that's what the definition author was testing with.
This definition specified that the maximum Z speed is 5mm/s but the default Z hop speed is 10mm/s. I've set the Z hop speed to 5mm/s because it was not initially overridden by the definition author, but apparently 5mm/s is the limit.
Contributes to issue CURA-7431.
