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Hide Empty spools shows spools that is more than 100% used (inactive spools) #234
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- Add Python 3 comp. - Add PR for Spanish Translation - Add PR for German Typo
- B #5 export with python 3
- #7 Added Postgres-Database driver
- #11, 10 Removed Postgres-Database driver
Fix typo in README
Send plugin notification when user selects new spool from UI
# Conflicts: # octoprint_filamentmanager/api/__init__.py
# Conflicts: # octoprint_filamentmanager/api/__init__.py
- MR #15 inform external ui (like OctoDash) about filament change. Credit goes to @gdombiak - MR #28 creating and selecting a spool via API. Credit goes to @oschwartz10612
- MR #15 inform external ui (like OctoDash) about filament change. Credit goes to @gdombiak - MR #28 creating and selecting a spool via API. Credit goes to @oschwartz10612
- #41 hide overused spools
- #41 hide overused spools
* Fix extruder calculation with G2/G3 * Update odometer.py
I've setup the database on a couple different octoprint instances in the last month, and I keep forgetting to install psycopg2. Debugging this is always frustrating as I keep tweaking settings, checking logs and chrome debugger to try to determine the errors, etc. I figured it would make it a lot easier for everyone to include an error message after we got a result from "Test Connection". This just exposes a bit more info from the responses in the test api, then adds an extra field to the UI to show the returning error. The error clears after a few seconds.
* Capitalized a phrase. * Fixed grammatical errors. * Removed unnecesari capitalization. * "Fabricante" is a better translation of "vendor" rather than "vendedor", as "vendedor" main meaning is "seller" and not the brand that manufactured the spool. A vendor/manufacturer is Sunlu, and the seller is Amazon, for instance. * Other minor fixes to improve clarity. * Added missing translations. * Fixed an incredibly misleading translation that made extruders be set to the wrong temperature. * Updated the translator info.
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This spool will be shown when selecting "Hide Empty". "Hide Empty" should hide all spools with >= 100% consumption.
Could it be possible to manually mark a spool as empty, instead of correcting the usage amount?