michael-gh1
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1 year ago - Setup is split into three different workflows (similar to a software installation wizard design where there is a Basic Setup and an Advanced Setup)
- Run Entire Setup ("one-click" setup)
- Basic Setup (four buttons, each setting up different things)
- Advanced Setup (buttons for every action/task. complete freedom to perform actions/tasks at the lowest level)
- Normally these action/tasks are done for you in the other types of setups
- Created a new config for the UI (different from the config used by the legacy Setup Wizard)
- Refactored caching and invoking next steps in order to chain steps whether you're calling Operators from the UI or from the F3 -> Setup Wizard method
- Legacy Setup Wizard backwards compatibility still supported (using F3 -> Setup Wizard)