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<sparsh-n>
Hi! Been a while since I was last on the IRC, but had a quick question. I was looking into CMakeLists (for the whole project, not any submodule). I noticed in the set(CORE_SOURCES ...) section there was some repeated files. For example, export_param.cc appears twice, and was wondering if there's a reason for this or if its just redundant?
<sparsh-n>
https://bpa.st/TURQ Heres a pastebin of the specific set CORE_SOURCES call for reference...
<teepee>
sparsh-n: yeah, that sounds more like a mistake due to some merge. I can't think of a reason to list the same file twice in those lists
<sparsh-n>
I'd have assumed the addition again could be due to a conflict that arises due to the order in which the cour sources files are added but even there, seems like it wouldnt really make sense. I'll take a look at if there are any other such repetitions and open a PR fix (I'm guessing a issue isnt needed?)
<teepee>
yep, no separate issue needed f
<teepee>
for this
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<kbs53>
Apologies if this is a FAQ I've missed - I'm running Ubuntu 18.04. I've tried installing openscad-nightly via snap. Running openscad-nightly after that gives me this error:
<kbs53>
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::filesystem::__cxx11::filesystem_error'
<kbs53>
what(): filesystem error: cannot make canonical path: Operation not permitted [/snap/openscad-nightly/5163/usr/bin/../share/openscad-nightly]
<kbs53>
Aborted
<teepee>
hmm, not sure where this is coming from. I would have thought snap isolates things pretty well
<teepee>
does it exist? the path given in that message?