"How do I install a Python package into FreeCAD?" is a pretty common question, and the answer is annoyingly complicated. If that program does what it sounds like it does (I have never heard of it before now) then yes, I think it could be a good idea.

GoogleTest is included in the source tree via a submodule -- you must run

Yes, I see it. I have corrected the email address (yes, there was a typo in it). You should be able to validate that account now, and then we can delete the extra one.

Click on the "Contact us" link at the bottom of a forums page and put your details (including relevant email addresses) into the form. That sends @yorik and me an email and we can take care of it.

Thanks for the report -- I think I've fixed it in the snap setup, please let me know when you have a chance to try it again.

For display to the console you may use whichever style you prefer, or find clearer in that particular case. If your text is intended to be translated (that is, it lies within a call to "translate()") then you must use the .format style, translation string extraction does not work with f-st...

@grandcross does this look familiar to you?

Sounds great, I'm planning on attending.

To enable this flag, you need to set the C++ compiler flags. This can be done in a number of different ways, but for FreeCAD purposes the most straightforward it to set it via the cMake command line:

Yeah, I think it also used to say "No updates available" or something like that. Someone want to make a GH Issue?