Stuart Hungerford

Thanks for the hint -- Catch2 might not be a good fit as it's not clear each framework knows what stdout/stderr messages the other is producing. Ditto for --help command...

Has the thinking around ad-hoc polymorphism in Carp changed since this PR or is it still relevant?

> > Has the thinking around ad-hoc polymorphism in Carp changed since this PR or is it still relevant? > > Not in any significant way, we haven't touched this...

Host: I'm running CQ-editor on an M1 Mac mini with macOS 11.2.3. Install: CADQuery and the CQ-editor are installed with Miniconda and run using the Miniconda version of Python. `Conda...

I'm thinking it might be better to run CADQuery and CQ-editor in a container or even a VM, but it would still rely on libraries compiled for an aarch64 architecture.

Fair enough. I'll revisit CQ-editor in the future. In the meantime big thanks to everyone who works on CADQuery and CQ-editor, they're a great way to access the power of...

The automated translation of x86 to aarch64 on macOS has worked very well for me so far. Having said that, it could very well be some interaction between the architectures...

Okay, this worked: ``` # install miniforge as per instructions # start a new shell or source the lines added to shell rc file $ CONDA_SUBDIR=osx-64 conda create -n rosetta...

FWIW I'm seeing the same results with an M1 mac running Big Sur with the `cadquery=master` install. This is in a shell started with `arch -x86_64`. I can't run the...

Has anyone on a recent macOS been able to resolve the issue with unsigned Python dylibs in the CQ-editor download from Github? This happens when launching from the command line...