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I wanted to give the improved multi-bed slicing a try, but it seems that when trying to upload any sliced file to the printer via the "Send to Connect", instantly crashes the app.
The only way for it not to crash is to save the generated gcode locally and then manually uploading it to Prusa Connect via the browser.
Project file & How to reproduce
Open Prusa Slicer 2.9.0-beta1
Log in to Prusa Connect inside the slicer, if you haven't already
Add any model to be sliced, in my tests I just added a basic cube shape
Slice the model
Click the "Send to Connect"
See that the application instantly crashes, triggering the macOS crash reporter.
Below are linked the crash report generated by macOS, as well as a video showing the exact steps taken (as listed above) to trigger the crash.
Description of the bug
I wanted to give the improved multi-bed slicing a try, but it seems that when trying to upload any sliced file to the printer via the "Send to Connect", instantly crashes the app.
The only way for it not to crash is to save the generated gcode locally and then manually uploading it to Prusa Connect via the browser.
Project file & How to reproduce
Below are linked the crash report generated by macOS, as well as a video showing the exact steps taken (as listed above) to trigger the crash.
Checklist of files included above
Version of PrusaSlicer
2.9.0-beta1
Operating system
macOS Sequoia 15.1.1
Printer model
Prusa MK4S
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