AppRun is the file that gets packaged inside of the AppImage that bootstraps the application.
The AppImage can only have one icon, so we use the largest sample we have available.
The appdata.xml contains some metadata.
Contributes to issue CURA-9409.
Previously you had to call the script from the dist path specifically, using the cwd as a parameter. Now you can provide a different path, allowing you to call this script from any location.
Also the version number used to be hard-coded. Now that can be provided by the caller.
Contributes to issue CURA-9409.
Save some settings Cura doesn't use, but other consumers of the file might in the metadata during deserilization, so they can be properly re-serialized whenever exported.
part of CURA-9432
We shouldn't unpack the list. The first argument is allowed to be a list. If we unpack it, it'll override other arguments to the call function that would be the wrong type then (buffer size).
Contributes to issue CURA-9409.
We don't want to create actual settings for all of these. Just store them in the profile metadata and restore them.
Serialising and deserialising these is a bit more work than what I could do now in 5 minutes so we'll have to do that a bit later, but at least for now we have the complete list.
Contributes to issue CURA-9432.
Setting this value smaller could cause scarring when the nozzle offset calibration is not performed. A higher value causes a too big gap between the model and support, resulting in support not being attached to the model on sloped surfaces. PP-185
A bigger horizontal expansion is improving the stability of the support structure. Setting the Support Horizontal Expansion > Support X/Y distance causes the support folding around the object, making it way harder to remove and introducing a lot of additional stringing. PP-185
PVA is stringing a lot due to the too small retract distance. This oozed material is causing under extrusion elsewhere, reducing the strength of the support. Too long retractions could cause reliability issues as well. However, since we reduced the number of retractions by ~40% for the smaller models (for bigger models it is ~0%, but then it is also not relevant since a lot of material is printed in between) with the new settings of PP-108 increasing the retract distance to 6.5mm is safe. PP-185
It's the same hack that we already use for the other instances where we use the tableModel.
For some reason it wasn't done here, so we also had the not updating bug
CURA-9270
