"ok" is not always okay #201
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If a sketch has a "minor" problem, such as being self-intersecting, this can cause considerably confusion in subsequent groups, yet is not indicated in the group list. This commit makes the "ok" yellow in such cases. Note that the indication may not change immediately when a change leading to trouble is made, since the dependent groups are not recalculated on all changes.
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@wpwrak Change looks good to me. Can you please rebase on master? |
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@wpwrak ping |
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I went ahead and merged this manually, with minor changes. |
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A sketch may contain errors that cause later groups to fail, but the group list still says that everything is "ok". Here is an example:
not-okay.zip
g004-extrude is based on the outline in g003-sk-outline, which in turn uses geometry from g002-sk-bad-influence.
With this commit, the "ok" of a group containing a sketch with problems will be shown in yellow:
Note that this commit touches the same area a my previous DOF indication changed. Since each makes the color selection a little more complicated, I disentangled it here.
Addendum: the "ok" may not turn yellow immediate. E.g., in the above example, it remains green until the group is recalculated, which doesn't happen automatically/immediately in this case.