Removing the check for an empty repository list isn't correct when
only polling the active repository. Restore the check with a more
detailed error message.
Blender is offline by default. There is no need to mention that unless the user
went out of their way to make it offline (with the --offline-mode argument).
This is still waiting for the offline icon #122225. Using the internet
icon meanwhile.
Co-authored by Pablo Vazquez.
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Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/122392
```
- Sync repo: {remote_url}
+ Checking repository "{remote_name}" for updates...
- Sync downloading remote data
+ Refreshing extensions list for "{remote_name}"...
- sync: invalid manifest ({error_msg}) reading {remote_url}!"
+ Repository error: invalid manifest ({error_msg}) for repository "{remote_name}"!
- Sync complete: {:s}".format(remote_url)
+ Extensions list for "{remote_name}" updated
```
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Note, this is working as expected (from Blender anyways), however I can't test test_cli.py at the moment here.
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Old messages:
<img src="https://projects.blender.org/attachments/9d4db8f5-ef9a-48c8-9e56-cb534aa9aed5" width=650>
New messages:
<img src="https://projects.blender.org/attachments/0245bcb7-6c4e-47e4-a616-0cf831761b47" width=450>
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Co-authored by Pablo Vazquez
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/122378
The same tooltip is used for Update. Which didn't make much sense as it
was (since it was suggesting that it was enabling the extension).
Simplifying the message now.
Fixup for: 31f7016ba9
Co-authored by Pablo Vazquez.
Add query arguments to the URL when connecting to the remote server.
This information is stripped to create relative paths and for error
messages to prevent overly verbose URS's.
Based on !122234.
Co-authored-by: Dalai Felinto <dalai@blender.org>
- The access token is used when connecting to the server.
- Mention an invalid access token as a possible cause for 403 errors.
Based on !122234.
Co-authored-by: Dalai Felinto <dalai@blender.org>
glTF specification says that VC must be used as a base color multiplier, so you should add it to your node tree to see it.
But seems common usage of VC is to use it for custom data. Custom properties/attribute is the best place for these data,
but in order not to break production workflow/pipeline, we add an option to export active VC
Splash screen notification text:
- When starting in "Offline mode" with repositories with installed
packages enabled, the text is clickable unless launched with
`--offline-mode`, the tooltip notes that the command line setting
can't be changed at run-time.
- Don's show anything if there are not extensions installed.
Preferences:
- Don't show the welcome message on preferences if:
- Blender is online.
- The message was dismissed.
- There are no enabled remote repositories.
- The option to enable extensions.blender.org has been replaced with
a button that switches to the "System" tab where Online Access
can be enabled.
Also expose bpy.app.online_access_override needed for the UI to check
if online access was disabled using command line arguments.
Add a preference to "Work Offline" system preference as well as command
line options `--offline-mode` & `--online-mode`
(which overrides the preference).
This option is displayed in the initial setup screen too.
This is currently respected by:
- Check for updates on startup
- Disables running an update when enabling extensions.
When Blender is launched with `--offline-mode` the option cannot be
enabled in the preferences. This is intended for environments
where internet access is intentionally disallowed.
Background: with Blender supporting access to online-repositories
as well as 3rd party extensions themselves potentially accessing the
internet. This setting provides a way for users to disable online
functionality.
This prevents error messages when online access fails in environments
without internet access as well as the ability for users who prefer
Blender doesn't access the internet to have one place to turn this off.
While it does not enforce limitations on add-ons, 3rd party scripts
are expected to respect this setting using `bpy.app.internet_offline`.
The details for this will be handled along with other policies scripts
are expected to follow.
Ref !121994
Add an optional `[build]` table, only used for the "build" sub-command.
Supported entries.
- `paths = [..]` list of strings.
Explicitly list all paths to include.
Python "wheels" and the manifest are automatically included.
- `paths_exclude_pattern = [..]` list of strings.
A `.gitignore` compatible list of patterns.
By default "paths_exclude_pattern" is set to:
[".*", "__pycache__"] when the `[build]` table entry isn't found.
Only one of these options is supported at once since it makes to sense
to exclude paths when they're manually listed.
Add-ons which were enabled but not found warn on startup
and were shown under "Missing scripts", where they can be ignored
(the user can choose to restore the paths) or disabled them to suppress
the warnings in future.
This is now available again, with a minor refactor.
