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There is no way to download G-code for recently printed jobs (that are still visible in the 'recent history') via the user interface. However you can download the G-code for the current print job from the printer API. You could re-print the job you need the G-code for from the recent history and then use the API to download it.
Seems like the endpoint you're looking for is http://[your_printer_ip]/api/v1/print_job/gcode. You'll need authenticate with the printer API to use this endpoint (see http://[your_printer_ip]/docs/api/#/Authentication for details about that).
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There is no way to download G-code for recently printed jobs (that are still visible in the 'recent history') via the user interface. However you can download the G-code for the current print job from the printer API. You could re-print the job you need the G-code for from the recent history and then use the API to download it.
Seems like the endpoint you're looking for is http://[your_printer_ip]/api/v1/print_job/gcode. You'll need authenticate with the printer API to use this endpoint (see http://[your_printer_ip]/docs/api/#/Authentication for details about that).
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