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Sep 16 2024
This task was closed here on Phabricator since it was migrated to GitLab. Please continue on GitLab.
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We can tackle this as soon as T29025: Preference service (access) based on cpp microservices is closed.
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@kalali please indicate that it has breaking changes in your commit message and how to handle them/migrate. thanks.
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Feb 10 2021
Deleted branch from rMITK MITK: bugfix/T28284-FixRenderWindowMenuVisibility.
It was an alternative code path for handling render window menu visibility on macOS that is no longer needed, resp. now even broke the visibility handling. Now all supported platforms use the same code path and to make it work in the first place without any workarounds, a few adjustmens/simplifications were necessary. The visibility status is no longer coupled to the mouse move event, which was ill-formed from the beginning and resulted in trouble on different platforms like flickering on Linux. The visibility state is now way more effectively coupled to the enter and leave events of the render windows. There's also an immediate reaction now on resize events.
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Since we need to patch VTK anyway, I took the opportunity to upgrade from VTK 9.0.0 to 9.0.1.
Dec 4 2020
Deleted branch bugfix/T28062-FixIsotropicWaveletsDep.
The actual issue seems to be network troubles so maybe a server is down or something similar. Should resolve itself either now/today or the next days. Anyway, as we now made the dependency explicit, this task was not a complete waste of time. :-)
Pushed new branch bugfix/T28062-FixIsotropicWaveletsDep.
I added an explicit private target dependency to IsotropicWavelets in BasicImageProcessing as it is the only module where it is used.
Argh... it is actually used in BasicImageProcessing without being specified as dependency. :-( I will investigate if it is just a header that is included or if we need to revert and try to fix the retrival issue of the remote module.