That fixed it, thanks a lot!

Followed all instructions on the wiki and README for Linux on a fresh machine, but it gets stuck at "Solving environment" : $ conda create -n fc_test freecad Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done Solving environment: unsuccessful attempt using repodata from current_repo...

@manuel-buchner @marius Any luck with this?

adrianinsaval wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 11:59 am Does the same happen if you use the appimage? You could try the snap or flatpak versions too

If I install it using the AppImage, how would I import FreeCAD in Python? And where would I point sys.path.append("???")

We're looking to install FreeCAD on Amazon Linux ( https://aws.amazon.com/amazon-linux-2 ) in order to run a Python snippet on AWS Lambda ( https://aws.amazon.com/lambda ). In case you're unfamiliar with Amazon Linux, it's essentially based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The only solution we've found ...

Depends how much files you have to read. Maybe there is some time saving possibility. Thanks for your input, I'll only be dealing with a single STEP file of relatively small size (simple model, nothing too fancy). I'm not familiar with Brep, could you please give an example of how you'd do such STE...

I am currently using Import.insert(step_filename, "Unnamed") to import a STEP file from disk, and this works fine. However, because I am building an API that takes the txt content of the STEP file as an input, I would rather not have to read/write from/to the disk for this application. Is ...

wmayer wrote: ↑Fri Dec 09, 2022 4:04 pm So, all what you have to do is disabling them in line 811, 821, 832, 842, 853 and 863.

Would that mean that I'd have to intervene and make changes to the source code, or can I configure this "separately" in Python?

I have tested it with the current developer version, not with 0.19. I will have a look... I can confirm that in 0.19 it doesn't work because the "Console" observer is not instantiated when loading FreeCAD as Python module. This once was fixed with 377b01b4b4ab . So, the minimum version yo...

Also tried a minimum reproducible example, but I can't seem to reproduce your case: https://i.gyazo.com/9ccedfc1e2fa586db5422dba446e701b.png My suspicion is that "Console" might not be the exact "console name" or "identifier" it picks up when being run from the terminal...