Might confuse users to see that marked up like an error when it's
perfectly normal for some kinds of installs simply because the
specific build folders never were created in the first place.
Force --all on stock clean command unless --orig is specified, in
which case "python setup.py clean" behaves like the stock clean
command. Additionally there are now --noeggs to skip egg deletion and
--nopyc to skip pyc deletion.
Might have been an external reset of the printer we didn't otherwise
detect, and unless we reset the line numbers we'll now be off and run
into resend requests.
Solves #1676
* UserSettings: crashed if overwrite an existing key with primitive value by same key with complex value. Also reduced number of calls to user.get_setting()
* Updated tests
(cherry picked from commit b75b53d)
On reload of the user settings a new user object was created but not
updated on the associated session user(s). That let to session user
(s) still referring to the old user instances with the only partially
updated user settings.
Behaviour changed such that on a reload of the users from file
(including user settings) all registered session users will now get
their reference updated as well.
Also made modelling of user id to session id a bit less redundant.
Former implementation tested for z-hop rising flank and anything that
is falling. That however causes issues with z-hop directly followed
by layer change (diff is not z-hop size but negative, image hence not
captured).
Instead of testing for positive flank == z-hop and any negative flank,
we now test for absolute value == z-hop.
Solves #1777
Cache was not invalidated on change of:
* snapshot URL presence
* system menu entry presence
* gcode viewer enabled/disabled
* changes in access control availability
Refactored cache setup to add enable_timelapse, enable_gcodeviewer
and enable_accesscontrol to ETag calculation, removed system menu
check. Template filtering will now be done based on the values of
these flags at render time, not before.
See also #1776 for a related ticket.
