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api
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5afb485c12
fix(inventory): a finished print is not charged a second time by an AMS update while its usage is booked; a completion reported without any file name closes the print session instead of keeping the AMS weight sync off until the next print
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3 天之前 |
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core
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5edbe7586d
fix(inventory): deleting a spool frees and announces its slots; scale, AMS and manual weight syncs and a finished print's usage refresh other tabs and the printer cards; a deleted printer's spool assignments go with it on SQLite; a pre-assigned slot the printer could not be told about is retried; CSV last_used is stored in UTC
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3 天之前 |
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data
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033eff1254
Show Bambu's own HMS descriptions and the real alert level (issue #2728)
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3 周之前 |
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models
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e1714b5115
fix(inventory): deleting a spool keeps its usage history; spool ids are never reused
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1 周之前 |
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schemas
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461c3f045d
fix(archives): a cost set through the API or by Recalculate reaches the run that had it; edits during a reprint leave the previous run alone; archive cost bounded; a 422 survives Infinity/NaN
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3 天之前 |
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services
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19bd258672
fix(backup): a Git backup includes each spool's "Total Consumed" reset point and a restore brings it back (an older backup keeps the live one)
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2 天之前 |
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utils
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a6a4b7648c
fix(queue): an override counts an equivalent filament type in its colour; preheat and keep-warm heat the bed for the plate the job prints; queue colour names and the colour name saved with an override follow the filament's product line
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3 天之前 |
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__init__.py
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09677861ba
Added screenshots
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10 月之前 |
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cli.py
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6a627a85e1
fix(api-keys): a deleted key's connections and links don't pass to the next key
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1 周之前 |
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main.py
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5afb485c12
fix(inventory): a finished print is not charged a second time by an AMS update while its usage is booked; a completion reported without any file name closes the print session instead of keeping the AMS weight sync off until the next print
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3 天之前 |
maziggy
19bd258672
fix(backup): a Git backup includes each spool's "Total Consumed" reset point and a restore brings it back (an older backup keeps the live one)