Releases: CadQuery/cadquery
CadQuery 2.4.0
This is the next release in our January-June release schedule.
The changelog includes Highlights at the top with all other changes down below that. Please read those to get a good overview of what has changed and been added.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to help make CadQuery what it is, and to our core developers for the time and energy they spend on CadQuery.
CadQuery 2.3.1
Incremental release to fix broken PyPI package.
The changelog includes Highlights, Breaking Changes, and Experimental Features at the top. Please read those to get a good overview of what has changed and been added.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to help make CadQuery what it is, and to our core developers for the time and energy they spend on CadQuery.
CadQuery 2.3.0
The changelog includes Highlights, Breaking Changes, and Experimental Features at the top. Please read those to get a good overview of what has changed and been added.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to help make CadQuery what it is, and to our core developers for the time and energy they spend on CadQuery.
CadQuery 2.2.0
The changelog includes Highlights, Breaking Changes, and Experimental Features at the top. Please read those to get a good overview of what has changed and been added.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to help make CadQuery what it is, and to our core developers for the time and energy they spend on CadQuery.
CadQuery 2.1
This is the first release featuring OCP, which is our own set of bindings to the OCCT CAD kernel. This will allow us to make custom binding changes related to CadQuery, and also help us keep up better with the OCCT release schedule. Another major change for this release is the addition of assemblies. It is now possible to build an assembly of two or more CadQuery models, and define constraints between the models to position them.
The updates that have been made since the last version was released can be found in the changelog.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to make CadQuery what it is. A big thanks also goes to @adam-urbanczyk for the continued leadership of the community as we settle in with CadQuery 2.x.
2.1RC1
This is the first release candidate after moving from PythonOCC to OCP. OCP is our own set of bindings for the Open CASCADE Technology (OCCT) CAD kernel. OCP allows us to update to new OCCT versions more quickly, and provides us with better capability to make customizations specifically for CadQuery. This release includes many notable new features, including assembly support, DXF import/export, improved 3D views in the documentation, and additional 2D sketching functionality.
With this being a release candidate, please help us by testing it thoroughly and reporting any issues.
DOI dummy release
Dummy release to get a DOI from Zenodo
CadQuery 2.0
This is the first stable release after moving from FreeCAD to PythonOCC. Please see the changelog for a synopsis of what has gone into this release.
Thank you to the community for their contributions to make CadQuery what it is. A big thanks also goes to @adam-urbanczyk for the continued leadership of the community during this transition.
Third release candidate before full 2.0 release
This release candidate is mainly to test the CI pipeline to be sure releases are handled properly. After that is verified we can do the 2.0 release.
2.0RC1
Go back to old recipe