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Hiero: Define hiero as module #3717

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Hiero is defined as OpenPype module and fix protobuf issue.

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Added HieroModule for hiero host which cares about handling hiero host related code. Also was added protobuf 3.20.1 into hiero vendor. That's because we override hiero's inner site-packages with ours where we have protobuf 4.21.5 which breaks hiero on start (issue for Hiero/Nukestudio 13.*).

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The protobuf issue should be maybe fixed by changing version in pyproject.toml but that would require new build. Question is if this is bad solution or not.

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  1. Hiero launch should work
  2. Last workfile should be opened if is available and feature is enabled
  3. Hiero and NukeStudio 13.0 and higher should not crash

Resolves #3715

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ynbot commented Aug 24, 2022

Task linked: OP-3775 Hiero as module

@iLLiCiTiT iLLiCiTiT merged commit ab9ed37 into develop Aug 24, 2022
@iLLiCiTiT iLLiCiTiT deleted the feature/OP-3775_Hiero-as-module branch August 24, 2022 09:51
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tested with Nuke 13.2.v3, Hiero 13.2.v3

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