Release prep for 10.4.6.0 #1340
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In which John realises he has made a horrible mistake :
mainand notRB-10.4as it should have been.RB-10.4manually on the command line too.maintoo, and therefore contained all the commits frommainas well as the MeshSplitter code we wanted.RB-10.4contains everything frommain.I've "fixed" this in this PR with a commit that reverts everything from that merge. Then I've cherry-picked the MeshSplitter commits we do want, and done the usual commits to bump version and update Changes for a new release. Presumably, I will have to also revert the revert when next merging
RB-10.4tomain.In practice, very little had been done on
mainsince we branchedRB-10.4. The main things I see are removal of a 3Delight display driver (which doesn't work with recent 3Delight any more) and some code changes for Imath 3 (which shouldn't break ABI anyway). So, do verify this for yourself, but it seems possible that we could actually not revert the bad merge, if we were feeling in a positive sort of mood. But I want to provide all options I can, hence the revert commit - let me know if you think it best to keep it or remove it.Daniel, I've tested the cherry-picked MeshSplit stuff in a Gaffer build and all seems well, but please do give it a good check yourself to be sure I've got all the right things.
That leaves the final 3 commits, which are the only bits that would be necessary if I wasn't a colossal plonker.