Despite claims of compatibility with 'conda_build_config.yaml', rattler-build does not support
all of the necessary capabilities to set the minimum macOS version. Converting the
'conda_build_config.yaml' to the rattler-build 'variants.yaml' corrects the issue.
* CI: use CMAKE_ARGS for weekly builds.
* CI: set CC and CXX for windows weekly build.
* CMake: add OCCT libraries path to CMakePresets.json.
* CI: synchronize CMake config for weekly-build with FreeCAD-Bundle.
* CI: fix path to OCCT in weekly-builds.
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Co-authored-by: Chris Hennes <chennes@pioneerlibrarysystem.org>
The MACOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET was not explicitly set, resulting in a default of 10.9, which does not support C++
features needed by some components in FreeCAD. This PR sets the MACOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET to 10.13 to build
for platforms running macOS High Sierra (2017) or newer.
Brings over the functionality in https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD-Bundle
to build Linux AppImage, macOS .dmg, and Windows 7z releases.
This version also creates a tagged release for each build, creating an
archive of the weekly builds as well as the ability to easily tie each
build to a git commit. This will make running 'git bisect' easy to
identify sources of regressions.
This provides a few benefits, as regular users can just call this script
as well and not need to copy this from the CI files to know which files
to install.
Web no longer provides a user-visible browser, but only a simple server for remote interaction with FreeCAD. Dependency on QtWebWengine has been removed.
The QGuiApplication::setDesktopFileName() call was changed in [1] but
the desktop file and other files that reference it were not.
As shown by Looking Glass [2] on X11 updating these files is still
not enough for GNOME to associate the process with the desktop file,
a StartupWMClass entry is added to the desktop file to fix this.
[1]
129d5882a7 ("Migrate domain name from freecadweb to freecad (#9352)", 2023-04-24)
[2]
https://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/2016/11/15/help-my-app-icon-is-missing/
