Lorenzo Angeli Posted March 8, 2019 Report Share Posted March 8, 2019 Download ftrack-connect-package 1.1.1 Windows Linux Osx What's new ? This patch version aims to provide latest and greatest api , as well as a minor (linux only) improvement to provide system launcher for connect package as well as the latest version of ftrack connect nuke studio and latest python api. Changes: ftrack-connect-nuke-studio 2.2.0 Extend context template to support episodes Support for multi-track export. Fix Hiero template parser. Nuke studio now requires a context (project) to start from ftrack-connect 1.1.7 Added button in About dialog to create a Linux desktop entry file to make Connect appear in the applications menu. ftrack-python-api 1.8.0 Event description component-removed report component-added event signature. Add new scalar type `object` to factory. Add support for list of `computed` attributes as part of schemadefinition. A computed attribute is derived on the server side, and canbe time dependentant and differ between users. As such a computedattribute is not suitable for long term encoding and will not be encodedwith the `persisted_only` stragey. The `delayed_job` method has been deprecated in favour of a direct`Session.call`. See :ref:`example/sync_with_ldap` for example usage. Private method :meth:`Session._call` has been converted toa public method, :meth:`Session.call`.The private method will continue to work, but a pending deprecationwarning will be issued when used. The private method will be removedentirely in version 2.0. Event server connection error is too generic,the actual error is now reported to users. Known issue None reported atm Edited January 4 by Lorenzo Angeli update download links Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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