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Feature freeze is over - FreeCAD 0.20 was released
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Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
Conerning Conda:
together with @looo we decided to stay for the 0.20.0 release in Conda at OCC 7.5. So short before a release there is not enough time for proper testing and I don't want to postpone the release further.
I hope that there will be Conda build for the beta1 in a few hours, then I make a call to test.
In the meantime mostly translations issues are going to be fixed. (So the long freeze also has some good side effects. We did not give the translations the right attention, now we do.)
together with @looo we decided to stay for the 0.20.0 release in Conda at OCC 7.5. So short before a release there is not enough time for proper testing and I don't want to postpone the release further.
I hope that there will be Conda build for the beta1 in a few hours, then I make a call to test.
In the meantime mostly translations issues are going to be fixed. (So the long freeze also has some good side effects. We did not give the translations the right attention, now we do.)
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Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
I think there were some troubles building with 7.6.2 in Conda right? I understand the decision to stay with 7.5 but in case it's useful when the time comes you can look here at what was done to get the 7.6.2 compilation to work in the flatpak: https://github.com/flathub/org.freecadw ... AD/pull/77
I would be grateful if some people here could test the recent flatpak, if you have ifc (known to work) models please try importing them in the flatpak and test whatever models you have that may give OCC a hard time.
Also please test the add-on manager.
Speaking of which, @chennes is qtwebkit no longer a dependency of freecad?
I would be grateful if some people here could test the recent flatpak, if you have ifc (known to work) models please try importing them in the flatpak and test whatever models you have that may give OCC a hard time.
Also please test the add-on manager.
Speaking of which, @chennes is qtwebkit no longer a dependency of freecad?
Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
Is there a package ready yet?
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Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
0.20beta1 is available at flathub-beta, to install:
and to run
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# flathub-beta repo is not enabled by default
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub-beta https://flathub.org/beta-repo/flathub-beta.flatpakrepo
flatpak install flathub-beta org.freecadweb.FreeCAD
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flatpak run --branch=beta org.freecadweb.FreeCAD
[feature freeze status report #7] - FreeCAD 0.20
Hi developers,
this is hopefully the final status report
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General:
There is no known crash left and no release blocker known:
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/milestone/2
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Build System:
We have now builds for the major OSes: https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/rele ... /0.20beta1
Windows:
- we have now a LibPack that works also on older CPU and under Windows 7.
Linux:
- we have a Conda build. Note that the Conda builds stay at OCC 7.5.2 since there is still a dependency that does no work with OCC 7.6.x. If possible we will upgrade to OCC 7.6 with the next minor release. (However, I encountered that models created with OCC 7.5 that are opened with a FreeCAD using OCC 7.6.2 will have fillets mangled. For some odd reason the topological edge numbering changed.)
- we have a Snap build
- we have a Flatpak build
MacOS:
- we have a Conda build
- we have a homebrew build
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Translations:
Some long-standing bugs could be fixed. There is still some work to do. Yorik and Chris Hennes will update the translations, if possible every day.
However, there are no release blockers, I will just give the translators some more days since some strings were first made translatable last week.
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Roadmap:
- I hereby start the release counter : 7 days from now on, so release in the night Friday to Saturday (if nothing special occurs)
- we started to write some press text. If you have any proposals, did this in the past for other projects, etc., please comment in this thread: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=68976
- please have a Look at the Wiki, fill empty pages, describe new features, update descriptions and screenshots
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Miscellaneous:
Many, many thanks to all contributors!
thanks and regards
Uwe
this is hopefully the final status report
------------------
General:
There is no known crash left and no release blocker known:
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/milestone/2
------------------
Build System:
We have now builds for the major OSes: https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/rele ... /0.20beta1
Windows:
- we have now a LibPack that works also on older CPU and under Windows 7.
Linux:
- we have a Conda build. Note that the Conda builds stay at OCC 7.5.2 since there is still a dependency that does no work with OCC 7.6.x. If possible we will upgrade to OCC 7.6 with the next minor release. (However, I encountered that models created with OCC 7.5 that are opened with a FreeCAD using OCC 7.6.2 will have fillets mangled. For some odd reason the topological edge numbering changed.)
- we have a Snap build
- we have a Flatpak build
MacOS:
- we have a Conda build
- we have a homebrew build
--------------
Translations:
Some long-standing bugs could be fixed. There is still some work to do. Yorik and Chris Hennes will update the translations, if possible every day.
However, there are no release blockers, I will just give the translators some more days since some strings were first made translatable last week.
--------------
Roadmap:
- I hereby start the release counter : 7 days from now on, so release in the night Friday to Saturday (if nothing special occurs)
- we started to write some press text. If you have any proposals, did this in the past for other projects, etc., please comment in this thread: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=68976
- please have a Look at the Wiki, fill empty pages, describe new features, update descriptions and screenshots
--------------
Miscellaneous:
Many, many thanks to all contributors!
thanks and regards
Uwe
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Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
Re: [feature freeze status report #7] - FreeCAD 0.20
Awesome! Thanks, @uwestoehr, for your diligence shepherding this release through what turns out to be a very complex process!
Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
There is one PR I am reluctant about and I need testing feedback:
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/6962
While testing on several PCs and laptop screens I encountered that the NaviCube can look clumsy, especially when it is relatively small. A new user proposed a change and for me this makes a small improvement. However, I cannot say if the proposed change could have a negative effect.
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/6962
While testing on several PCs and laptop screens I encountered that the NaviCube can look clumsy, especially when it is relatively small. A new user proposed a change and for me this makes a small improvement. However, I cannot say if the proposed change could have a negative effect.
Re: [announcement] FreeCAD 0.20 will be released soon - time for a feature freeze
If someone needs something to test in PartDesign, Part, FEM, TechDraw, Sketcher, (or similar) just ping me. I can not promise to react fast, but i will try (Debian 11 stable).
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