Blender 3.1 will be shipped with Python 3.10, which made some backward-
incompatible changes in its asyncio module (the removal of the `loop`
parameter from various functions).
Depending on which Python version is used in Blender, the add-on now
passes (or not) the `loop` parameter, retaining backward compatibility.
Upgrade to BAT to fix doubly-compressed blend files.
This also changes the way the wheel files are loaded, as the old
alphabetical ordering won't pick up on BAT 1.10. It now uses the
modification time of the wheel files to find the latest one.
The Shaman URL check was done on the wrong string, which went unnoticed
on Linux because an URL is a valid file path. However, on Windows this is
not the case, and thus caused problems. This is now fixed.
Disable BAT's Strict Pointer Mode to work around issues with dangling
pointers in the Blender Animation Studio files. These seem to be caused
by not-perfectly-resynced library overrides. Ignoring those pointers
seems to cause less problems than crashing on them.
The code now requires Python 3.7 or newer, as a side-effect of the changes
required for compatibility with 3.9 (as used in Blender 2.93). As a result,
Blender Cloud Add-on now requires Blender 2.80 or newer.
- No longer list Attract's RNA classes, these haven't changed in a long
time and it's not interesting to see.
- Reduced log level when updating internal state. The result of the update
is already logged at INFO level.
When the to-be-rendered blend file is contained in the job storage
directory, it is now assumed that all files are already reachable by the
Flamenco Workers. This supports environments working directly on shared
storage.
This assumes that the paths are already correct for the Flamenco
Workers. No detection of missing files is done (as BAT doesn't run).
The properties are still declared in the Python 3.5 compatible assignment
notation, and a class decorator that converts those to class annotations
as preferred by Blender 2.80.
