Cura: [3.5] Monoprice Select Mini V1 & V2 Compatible material diameter is incorrect

[MatthewUpp]

Application Version
3.5.0

Platform
Windows 10 Professional 64bit

Printer
Monoprice Select Mini V1 and Monoprice Select Mini V2 (E3D)

Steps to Reproduce
Add new printer

Actual Results
Compatible material diameter setting is 2.85

Expected results
Compatible material diameter setting should be 1.75

Additional Information
The Malyan M200 filament diameter is set correctly at 1.75 when it is added.
It is easy enough to manually change the diameter to 1.75 but the reason I am filing and issue is because I have seen post about it on the subreddit and Facebook groups for the Select Mini
Monoprice Select Mini V2 (E3D).zip

cura.log.zip

[Vandrasc]

Devs see CURA-5817

[LipuFei]

Fixed in 73de72094

[fieldOfView]

Note that this is also wrong for Alya3dp, Creality CR10S4, Creality CR10s5, deltabot, grr_neo, kupido, makeR pegasus, maker_starter and printrbot_play_heated extruders.

[Ghostkeeper]

What is that deltabot printer actually? I can't find it online.

[Ghostkeeper]

See this commit to fix the rest: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/commit/02efd7a1f5a312ea4124a45025ac2dc3bdac99da

[fieldOfView]

What is that deltabot printer actually? I can't find it online.

I thought the DeltaBot is this one, though the dimensions aren't right (but it uses 1.75mm parts):
https://www.instructables.com/id/Delta-Bot-Perfect-DIY-3D-Printer/

It turns out the DeltaBot definition is a relic from legacy Cura, where I think it served as a demonstration more than anything (it was called "DeltaBot style"):
https://github.com/daid/LegacyCura/blob/SteamEngine/resources/machine_profiles/DeltaBot.ini
It also turns out that back then at least it defaulted to 2.85mm, so I misinformed you on this one, sorry.

[Ghostkeeper]

Thanks for investigating. I'll leave it at this (1.75mm) for now then. That serves as just as fine an example, perhaps even better given the wider array of available filaments.