In fact, first version I started to write, I was using pixelData() and working byte per byte
But python is a slow interpreted language and not really designed to work with heavy amount of data…
So started to look how to use Krita functionalities as it’s written in C++ and compiled, it’s faster to manipulate data on layers.
This seems to work on Windows. For those like me who don’t know basics, to install this plugin, leave the file unzipped, and put it in a folder of your choice. Open Krita and go up to tools/scripts/import python plugin…
select the zip file and you’ll get a confirmation that the plugin has installed. Then open settings/python plugin manager and find the channels to layers plugin in the list and activate it. You might then have to re-open Krita and load up an image, select a layer and go up to tools/scripts and you should see channels to layers listed. Works as advertised.
In fact, installation procedure was provided on github page, I’ve updated the initial topic about this (thank for reminder, I didn’t take care that it was a good thing to put information here )
Fastest solution if you’re interested to have the plugin as soons as possible in Krita’s repository
But maybe not the best long term solution (for plugin improvements and bug fix…)
If you can wait, I’ll do it by myself in few days
Ok
As I’m used to code, but I’m completely a newbie with git and even more invent.kde.org
Is it possible to merge from current plugin github repository or do I have to do it from scratch ?
What is recommended for the current plugin repository?
– Do I close the project?
– Do I let it alive?
What’s the recommended workflow to update the plugin ?
– 1st update github repo and then ask for a merge to invent.kde.org ?
– Work directly with invent.kde.org?
Github only mirrors KDE’s git repositories. Because we’re a pretty dedicated free software community we cannot give the hosting of our work out to Microsoft or another commercial entity. Which is also why we have our own instance of gitlab.
When it is merged, yes. All commits are immediately mirrored. The merge request itself isn’t mirrored.
That should be a simple matter of forking krita on invent, then adding your fork as another origin to your checkout, push your changes to your fork and make a merge request. If you do this from the terminal or commandline, there’ll be a link you can use to create the merge request.
I’d close it, it’s always best to have one source where you work on the plugin.
That might be because of a fix I added for a memory leak in the scripting library… Which has unfortunate side effects. If so, I’m trying to find time to fix that, but that turns out to be a bit hard.
Looking where the crash occurs, it seems that this method call doesn’t work anymore and generate the crash: newLayer = currentProcessedLayer.mergeDown()
I tried to catch an exception in script execution:
try:
newLayer = currentProcessedLayer.mergeDown()
except Exception as e:
print(e)
But it doesn’t change anything, Krita crash violently
I have created a branch on my computer (named grum/Channels2Layers)
I made the commit (to my branch)
But now, I’m blocked for the push to the repository
Given command git push doesn’t work, git inform me that I have to do git push --set-upstream origin grum/Channels2Layers so, I use the recommended command but here is the result (sorry, git message are in french but message from repository -for what I understand- are in English)
Username for 'https://invent.kde.org': grum
Password for 'https://grum@invent.kde.org':
Énumération des objets: 13, fait.
Décompte des objets: 100% (13/13), fait.
Compression par delta en utilisant jusqu'à 8 fils d'exécution
Compression des objets: 100% (10/10), fait.
Écriture des objets: 100% (10/10), 142.88 KiB | 7.94 MiB/s, fait.
Total 10 (delta 3), réutilisés 0 (delta 0)
remote: Audit failure - Commit 663417e55cc53ccff2d51b16a314cffb7e44f95c - Non-full name: Grum
remote: Audit failure - Commit 663417e55cc53ccff2d51b16a314cffb7e44f95c - Non-full name: Grum
remote: Audit failure - Commit 663417e55cc53ccff2d51b16a314cffb7e44f95c - Seemingly invalid email address:
remote: Audit failure - Commit 663417e55cc53ccff2d51b16a314cffb7e44f95c - Seemingly invalid email address:
remote: Push declined - commits failed audit
remote: error: hook declined to update refs/heads/grum/Channels2Layers
To https://invent.kde.org/grum/krita.git
! [remote rejected] grum/Channels2Layers -> grum/Channels2Layers (hook declined)
error: impossible de pousser des références vers 'https://invent.kde.org/grum/krita.git'
Username/Password seems to be good (tried with other value and error message ‘access denied’ is returned)
So the ‘audit failure’ seems to be relative to my profile, but I’m not sure about the message concerning my ‘full name’ and my ‘email address’
From invent.kde.org, I properly receive email to the defined email adress
I also created and added a ssh keys (following given instruction) but it does not change anything…
Do you have any idea about this error message and how I can fix it?
