Select the stock object and use the Arch Material button to add and assign
the material to the stock.
The only thing affected is the path-sanity report
In v0.17 this was needed to fix bug 2503 and was done with commit d4ff570bf9.
Now a more sensible view frustum is already set on document creation.
The automatic adjustment is even annoying now if the document is not empty and nothing is selected because
the view frustum can become too big and thus the objects appear quite small.
For certain OCCT versions in the file ShapeUpgrade_UnifyDomain a method of the class Precision is used but Precision.hxx is not included which can lead to a build failure.
Error discovered during recent troubleshooting of Pocket_Shape with rotation.
Initial application of new operation yields path, but subsequent changes and applications failed due to `if ...` statement removed here for the fix.
New SVG icons, `Sketcher_DeleteConstraints`, `Sketcher_DeleteGeometry`
for two commands which previously used the very simple icon
`Element_SelectionTypeInvalid` (a single red X).
These icons clarify that the commands are used to delete
the constraints and the geometry, respectively.
Most tools should be exposed in the toolbars and not kept
"hidden" in the menus.
* `ConstrainInternalAlignment` is added in the "constraints" toolbar.
* `SelectElementsWithDoF` is added in the "tools" toolbar.
Also amend the name of the `Sketcher_BSplineConvertToNURB` command.
`SelectConstraints`, `SelectElementsAssociatedWithConstraints`,
these include the icon for parallel constraint, which was upgraded
in 4fb193aa.
`SelectRedundantConstraints`, `SelectConflinctingConstraints`,
previosuly were the same with only a small color variation (orange
outline and red outline). Now they have another symbol overlayed
(lightning and exclamation mark) to distinguish them more clearly.
The parallel icon was also upgraded in these icons.
The `Move` icon is also made more clear. The first element
now has a clear outline, instead of being a faded green color
which is hard to see. An arrow is added to imply movement
from the first position to the second position.
