The following options shouldn't be used to determine the hash, since these are only used to set the CuraVersion.py
which will als be generated by the deploy method during the `conan install cura/5.1.0@_/_`
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Added a recipe in the conan-ultimaker-index repo,
which contains a conanrecipe that can be loaded
as a python_requires.
This allows us to reuse python code over multiple
recipes, see: https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/extending/python_requires.html
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With the new PyCharmRunEnv generate conan
should automatically create a pycahrm run
target, setting the paths correctly.
Usage as: `conan instal ....... -g PyCharmRunEnv`
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No longer download and mess with sources from
other repo's.
Created Conan packages for cura-binary-data,
fdm_materials and uranium.
Charon is installed with pip. I had to create
a separate requirement file for that since
you can't mix and match git and hashes.
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When running `conan source .` on ubuntu the `.git` folder
was removed, happens with cona 1.47 ... 1.49
This seems to be a bug in Conan, I will try to reproduce
it and create an issue in their repo.
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This will be generated if you do a conan install with devtools
It assumes that the projects `cura-binary-data`, `fdm_materials`,
`uranium`, `libcharon` are installed along side the `cura` project.
It will automatically install the fdm_materials when running
conan source.
The pyinstall dist can be created with:
```
# Windows Powershell
conan install . -pr:b cura_build.jinja -pr:h cura_release.jinja --build=missing --update -o cura:devtools=True
conan source .
.\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
pyinstaller Ultimaker-Cura.spec
```
```
# bash
conan install . -pr:b cura_build.jinja -pr:h cura_release.jinja --build=missing --update -o cura:devtools=True
conan source .
source venv\bin\activate
pyinstaller Ultimaker-Cura.spec
```
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Since we're no longer running from `master` branch
It is more fitting to rename it to either dev or
main. This version is only used when running from
source when the CURA_VERSION variable isn't set
while performing the `conan install`
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This file should take care of downloading the C++ and Python binding
dependencies. It uses the PythonVirtualRunEnv to generate a Virtual
Python Environment, setting the Paths and installing the requirements
specified in the requirements.txt
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