8 June 2023
.pyproject file is an ad-hoc file that was created only for QtCreator to recognize python projects. Before that the file was called '.pyqtc' from 'python' and 'qt creator' but people thought 'pyqtc' was "PyQt Creator". It's just a simple file that instead of having a "one file per-line" it it's a json file that has the only field "files" that needs a list of strings for the files in your project.
Cristián 🥑.pyproject file is an ad-hoc file that was created only for QtCreator to recognize python projects. Before that the file was called '.pyqtc' from 'python' and 'qt creator' but people thought 'pyqtc' was "PyQt Creator". It's just a simple file that instead of having a "one file per-line" it it's a js
What is the proper way to make it?
you can check any example in the repository, and look at it, for example: https://code.qt.io/cgit/pyside/pyside-setup.git/tree/examples/3d/simple3d
Cristián 🥑Quick random question, just to have an idea. When you see merchandising from a project you like, what items do you like? I mean besides "stickers" which are the most common one. Cannot promise anything, but I'm very curious on what everyone here thinks about it :) t-shirts? hoodies? cups? socks?
Fun fact: Convention centers do not like stickers, nor balloons btw. I speak from experience as a convention runner.
Ivan Truskovoh, and one more question. Do i need to somehow pass other dependencies to pyside6-android-deploy?
if the blog post doesn't mention others, the no. I cannot recall any special think that needed to be installed
Cristián 🥑if the blog post doesn't mention others, the no. I cannot recall any special think that needed to be installed
I mean things listed in requirements.txt. for example my app needs fuzzywuzzy
I might be mistaken, but every module that you install for your app needs to have aarch64 wheels available, otherwise our tool cannot cross compile your requirements to package them. The whole work of android support was to have a cross compiled wheel compatible with python-for-android, so it can be used. Check the python-for-android project if they have support for fuzzywuzzy
Cristián 🥑what do you mean ? all the conferences I have been in the US (4 of them) have stickers in the sponsors booth, and I have never heard about complains by the center :P the balloons, for sure.
I suppose it really depends on the style of convention. I helped run Anime Boston for many years, and that was definitely a no-no from the convention upper staff. We were told to police our dealers room staff to prevent the giveaway of stickers - they didn't want them getting stuck to everything.
A more corporate type environment they probably don't assume the worst of the audience.
Cristián 🥑Quick random question, just to have an idea. When you see merchandising from a project you like, what items do you like? I mean besides "stickers" which are the most common one. Cannot promise anything, but I'm very curious on what everyone here thinks about it :) t-shirts? hoodies? cups? socks?
I'd rather like to see free CD-ROMS, like in the Ubuntu days, or similar. Though they are outdated as soon they are presed, it will give a good base for retrospective in later years.