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@@ -205,6 +205,7 @@ All notable changes to Bambuddy will be documented in this file.
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- **The frontend build no longer warns about `path` and `crypto` being externalized for the STEP previewer (#2976)** — `occt-import-js`, the Emscripten build behind STEP previews, requires both modules, but only inside its `ENVIRONMENT_IS_NODE` branches; in the browser it loads its `.wasm` from the URL the preview worker passes and draws randomness from `crypto.getRandomValues`. Vite still externalized both and printed two warnings on every build. `vite.config.ts` now drops exactly those two warnings for that one package through `build.rolldownOptions.onLog`, so an externalization anywhere else, or of any other module, still shows.
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### Fixed
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+- **Orca Cloud presets with quoted string lists** - Orca Cloud returns lists like compatible_printers as one INI-quoted string, so its processes were hidden for every printer, and a process made for a user printer preset was refused by the slicer. Bambuddy now reads these lists the way OrcaSlicer does, in the preset list and on the slice path. Reported in #3380, fixed by @pleasantone in #3381.
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- **A camera opened in the iOS home-screen web app can be left again (#3419)** — In Bambuddy added to the home screen ("Add to Home Screen" in Safari), opening a camera in window mode loaded the camera page into the app itself, full screen, with no way back short of closing the app. A web app has no second window to open, so its cameras now always open as the floating overlay: the camera button offers no window mode, and the overlay has no pop-out button. A Camera Wall tile opens the camera page in place. The camera page has a **Back** button whenever it was not opened as a window (web app, bookmark, link), which returns to the previous Bambuddy page or the start page, and its pop-in does the same there instead of trying to close itself. Bambuddy installed as an app on a desktop or Android is unchanged: a camera window opens normally there. Wiki updated.
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- **The connection diagnostic no longer calls a macvlan container bridge networking (#3417, reported by @ddavidebor)** — A container on a Docker macvlan network has its own address on the LAN, so printer discovery and the Virtual Printer work, yet the diagnostic warned that it was on bridge networking and should be recreated with host networking. The interface is moved into the container from the host, like a bridge network's, and the check could not tell the two apart. It now reads the interface's link type: macvlan, and ipvlan in L2 mode, pass, and the subnet check runs as on host networking. ipvlan in L3 mode gets its own warning: it passes no broadcast or multicast, so the slicer can't find the Virtual Printer and printers can only be found with the subnet scan. Where the link type can't be read, the check now says the network mode could not be determined rather than guessing bridge. The support package reads the network mode the same way. Wiki updated.
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- **Recalculate Costs uses the spools' current prices (#3414, reported by @BurgerKerman)** — Changing a spool's price and pressing **Recalculate Costs** changed nothing ("0 archives were updated"), whether or not the spool had its own price. Each usage record keeps what its grams cost when the print completed, and the recalculation only added those up again, so it read the old price back. The usage records of spools still in the inventory now get the spool's current price first, or the current default filament cost for a spool without one, and the archive cost is rebuilt from them. Each print in the Print Log moves by the change of its own records, or takes the archive's new cost when it is the archive's only priced print, so the statistics, project totals and order sums follow the new price as well. A reprint off a spool whose price did not change keeps its cost. Records of a deleted spool keep what they cost. In Spoolman mode, charges recorded since #3407 are repriced from the spool's current price in Spoolman. If Spoolman can't be reached they keep their price, and the Statistics page says how many. Wiki updated.
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