- Optionally generate a simple HTML page (using --html).
- Links include repository, blender_versnon_* & platform information,
so the information can be used by blender when links are dropped
into Blender.
- Support using a template as the default HTML is primitive.
- Disable enabling on install when installing marked.
This simplifies installing many packages from a repository which can
be useful for testing.
- Fix an error installing marked when a local-only package was marked.
- Add an option to build a separate package for each platform, this is
useful to produce smaller packages when large wheels are included.
- Add a reserved field: "[build.generated]" to the manifest when
splitting by platform which overrides the root-level platform
when it exists.
- Fix an unhandled exception listing a repository with no remote data.
- Exclude dot-files from being listed when generating a repository.
- Fix missing import (in an unlikely corner case) when accessing
tags before the repository data was initialized.
- Fix refresh refreshing the remote not updating the
internal remote meta-data.
- Suppress warnings in tests caused by default repositories
(now removed before resting).
- "Show the result of running commands in the main interface...": add
punctuation.
- "Re-Installed" -> "Reinstalled" seems more common.
- "increase_" and "decrease_subdivision" in the Grease Pencil
modal...: use title case instead of snake case for label.
- "Use a automatic number..." -> "an", typo.
- "... points,{} splines": missing space.
- "End Frame is larger than Start Frame": wrong order in error message.
- "Approximate the object as sphere, which diameter is equal to
thickness the defined...": grammar.
- "Show Seconds" -> "Use Timecode": this option is not necessarily about
seconds. Suggested by Pablo Vasquez.
- Brightness and contrast node input descriptions: add missing spaces.
- "Gamma controls the relative intensity... full white.": remove
trailing ".".
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/122972
Replace LZMA with ZLIB compression as default tools on Linux & Windows
can't decompress these ZIP files and some users wish to open and inspect
the extensions.
While LZMA has the potential for significantly better compression it
turns out the actual gains were marginal for extensions that contain
many Python files (compared with `tar.lzma`) because each file is
compressed individually, see #122710.
Scanning the file-system for paths to include didn't detect cases when
explicitly included paths (such as wheels) were missing.
Change the logic to build a list of paths which is merged with pattern
matched paths (de-duplicating), then add all files into the ZIP.
Any missing paths will raise an error.
We don't do anything with the content of the dictionary yet (the reason
why each permission is required. But Blender can talk again with the
extensions server.
This still requires changes on the validation and build and
server_generate commands. To be tackled separately.
When a user has downloaded an add-on as a zip file, it's not clear in
advance if this is a legacy add-on or a new extension. So they would
have to use trial and error, or inspect the zip file contents.
This uses a simple heuristic to check if the file is a legacy add-on,
and if so automatically calls the legacy operator instead.
The operator now show both extension and legacy add-on properties,
with the latter in a default collapsed subpanel.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/121926
Being offline shouldn't be considered an error which checking for
updates on startup, so connectivity issues are suppressed unless
running in debug mode.
Ref !122463
```
- 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
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>
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.
Use the name "index.json" instead of "bl_ext_repo.json".
This makes more sense as the name is automatically added to the end
of file:// URL's a little like index.html for web-sites.
Manually deleting the extensions directory caused checking for
updates on startup to fail.
It attempted to create a directory without the parent existing
which raised an error.
Previously regular paths were supported however supporting both
URL's and file paths isn't very common & complicated internal logic.
Also fixed an error where the server-generate sub-command created the
"archive_url" from the file-name without URL encoding.
