Since system dividers are enabled / disabled via style option, disabling the option should be all that is required. And of course, you can do that manually now. Or just wait until after generating parts before enabling the option in the score.
systemDividerLong is the actual standard SMuFL name of the symbol.
Curiously, we turn off concert pitch in one spot but turn on mmrests somewhere entirely different. I don't see a good reason for it, so I moved all these settings to the same place in https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/2198
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Ah, good point. Just a matter of turning the option off in parts, just like we turn off concert pitch and turn on mmrests, I assume.
I suppose…? By the way, is there a reason "systemDividerLong" is better than "Long system divider"?
Since system dividers are enabled / disabled via style option, disabling the option should be all that is required. And of course, you can do that manually now. Or just wait until after generating parts before enabling the option in the score.
systemDividerLong is the actual standard SMuFL name of the symbol.
Curiously, we turn off concert pitch in one spot but turn on mmrests somewhere entirely different. I don't see a good reason for it, so I moved all these settings to the same place in https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/2198
Fixed in branch master, commit a6a69163b5
fix #74911: disable system dividers when generating parts
Fixed in branch master, commit 0f698fd169
Merge pull request #2198 from MarcSabatella/74911-divider-parts
fix #74911: disable system dividers when generating parts
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