Rather than from the QML.
This allows creating this dialogue from a message button without needing to put it in the base application.
Contributes to issue CURA-8609.
When the MaterialManagementModel is initialized, it will check whether during this startup new materials were installed. If that's the case, then it will show the prompt message to sync those materials with the printers, which should initiate the sync materials flow.
CURA-8254
Instead of updating the storage path every time you add or remove a removable drive, we now update the storage path every time you press the button to sync. That way this detail has no impact on performance of other parts of Cura if they don't use this button. It also makes the code a bit simpler.
The only downside is that this FileDialog then contains state, instead of automatically syncing with the MaterialManagement property for its folder property. I see that as a lesser of two evils.
Contributes to issue CURA-8055.
Now, when the size of the Cura window changes and the configurationSelector gets resized, instead of eliding the material text it will now change as follows:
* If it fits, display "Brand, Color, and Type" of material (e.g. Ultimaker Black PLA)
* If "Brand, Color, and Type" doesn't fit, change it to "Color and Type" of material (e.g. Black PLA)
* If "Color Type" doesn't fit either, display only the type (e.g. PLA)
* If "Type" doesn't fit, elide it
CURA-8013
Revert "Change file extension to .umm"
This reverts commit 56db7f7144083df4bca77746d7ee30f2a54fda36.
Revert "Re-enable compression"
This reverts commit 62bc9be22bbc5595dbfce69893163c3a0ebc4415.
Revert "Add documentation"
This reverts commit e9031f1aff5d40f3c69ac625edf11963a3253eb8.
Revert "Fix writing bytes to string-stream"
This reverts commit 66b2825a667f9aa9618005d2a5875383a3658f4f.
Revert "Hide button entirely if no export is available"
This reverts commit ec727e1068c3ac2cab7f95fb88c5d4d101e28e17.
Revert "Basic implementation of exporting all materials in a .zip archive"
This reverts commit bdcaef134f556f455f352786123476ec40e3ae4c.
Revert "Implement default path for exporting all materials"
This reverts commit e66783664bf73dd9b1e3c6af6f01321763470d2e.
Revert "Implement a sync button and file dialogue to export all materials"
This reverts commit abba3bdd10a994a1b38bcb426a27ba379febeac7.
Revert "Add notion of whether printers support the material export archive"
This reverts commit f436cb8e7b879a8913b25f2a049413ec0721f1c5.
I had disabled that in an attempt to fix the bytes-to-str conversion issue, but it turned out to not be the cause. Compression is fine.
Contributes to issue CURA-8055.
We encountered an issue yesterday that we had to find in a log file when a user was importing a material. Nothing is shown in the log when importing a material, so it was impossible to find.
Now we'll log this action. It is a direct user action, so info is a good log level.
This reverts commit 28f4d8513db7efce17bfd8b80fa7c8b237fd1c18.
The original revert was to revert an accidental merge from master to 4.7. This now reverts the revert on Master, so that we still have those changes on Master.
Gracefully handle the case where the machine manager is requested to
delete the last machine in Cura. In this case, instead of deleting
everything of this machine and still keep it as an active machine,
the machine manager will set the active machine to None.
The QML files which depend on the active machine were changed to
properly handle themselves when there is no active machine.
CURA-7454
The extruders() slot has been deprecated. We need to replace it with extruderList. I'm changing them one by one and testing each time whether everything still seems to function correctly, but it's fairly safe anyway.
Done during Turbo Testing and Tooling to reduce the number of warnings in our log.
Converted doxygen style comments to reStructuredText style in the files
found in Cura/cura/Model directory recursively using the script
dox_2_rst.py (provided in the Uranium repo). Comments were manually
checked and changed if needed.
Note: dox_2rst.py struggles with decorated functions.
