PyQt6 and PyQt6-sip along with their dependencies are updated to newer versions (6.5.2 and 13.5.2) in both requirements.txt and Uranium/requirements.txt. This is to ensure the application uses the latest and most secure versions of the libraries, potentially improving application performance and security. These updates also ensure compatibility with current and upcoming features and bug fixes.
Contributes to CURA-11137
The ticket mentioned that the current
version is 2021.5.30 but the ticket
was created in 2021; Updating to the
latest version is the proper way
Contributes to CURA-8513
This will give community developers some
extra freedom when compiling on different
architectures and OSes.
Contributes to #11841
Co-authored-by: "Justin F. Hallett" <thesin@southofheaven.org>
This _should_ fix a bug where Cura crashes due to a username with non-latin characters in Windows. This is due to the creation and removal of temporary files by SciPy, which on Windows, happens in the users' folder.
CURA-8416
Seems networkx itself is low on dependencies itself. It does require some optional ones for e.g. it's linalg sub-package, but those are numpy and scipy, which we already have.
Cura part of CURA-9535
Our requirements.txt was never fully utilized.
For our builds we use a requirements.txt
specified in the cura-build-enviroment repo.
But that file contained all the Python requirements
including, testing and dev tools.
This requirements.txt should contain the bare minimum
for running Python. Since these dependencies are shipped
we need to specify the hashes as well.
These hashes aren't necessary for build and test requirements
Contributes to CURA-9365
These are the changes we need for Python 3.10. A number of highlights:
- Shapely is replaced by Pyclipper
- Comtypes is removed as not even our build environment installs that.
- A bunch of version updates.
The wiki page for bulding from source mentions some pip
dependencies but misses others. I suggest to pup them here
and add a `pip3 install -r requirements.txt` to the wiki
