> Also, if a context is something that gets shared throughout plugins, is
there any reason not to make it immediately available as a member attribute
on the plugin instance? Is it expensive to generate, if the plugin isn't
requesting one? If so, you could always make it a context() call or a
comput
On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 10:01 PM Marcus Ottosson wrote:
If the tutorial just said plainly that the goal is to raise any exception
if validation fails, that would be clear enough.
Not sure if you missed it, or if you think the current phrasing isn’t
enough, but it does include that any exception is
If the tutorial just said plainly that the goal is to raise any exception
if validation fails, that would be clear enough.
Not sure if you missed it, or if you think the current phrasing isn’t
enough, but it does include that any exception is ok.
“We indicate failure by throwing exceptions of any
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 7:37 PM Marcus Ottosson
wrote:
> Re: The quickstart showed 4 different plugin classes that were used. It
> would be nice if you first just quickly said something like “pyblish has a
> number of task oriented classes to derive from. these 4 do xyz”. Just a
> short sentence
Re: The quickstart showed 4 different plugin classes that were used. It
would be nice if you first just quickly said something like “pyblish has a
number of task oriented classes to derive from. these 4 do xyz”. Just a
short sentence on the purpose of each one.
I agree, done.
- http://forums.p
Much appreciated, Justin. Just what I'm looking for! Will edit and return
with comments.
On 10 August 2015 at 22:04, Justin Israel wrote:
> Hey Marcus,
>
> Just a list of feedback as I read through it:
>
> * The quickstart showed 4 different plugin classes that were used. It
> would be nice if y
Hey Marcus,
Just a list of feedback as I read through it:
* The quickstart showed 4 different plugin classes that were used. It would
be nice if you first just quickly said something like "pyblish has a number
of task oriented classes to derive from. these 4 do xyz". Just a short
sentence on the
Added a getting started guide to Pyblish, the test-driven content creation
framework, that I'd like to share. It includes a Maya-specific example of a
basic asset - a rig - along with how it can be published.
- http://forums.pyblish.com/t/learning-pyblish-by-example
I'm looking for insight on fir
