25 January 2023
cherry pick was created November 22th according to https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/pyside/pyside-setup/+/388333
id 5062488928Can you rebase this patch, and change the Pick-to to 6.4?
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@j9ac9k - your patch https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/pyside/pyside-setup/+/415702 - can you rebase this and change the Pick-to line to 6.4?
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hello, I submitted a qt bug a long time ago but there was no update, is there anything I can do. In this case I need to use qml but I will have to work hard to convert my project from qtwidgets to qml, now I have to use pyside2 5.15.1 and python 3.9 because of this bug. Even i cant update python it would be problem for me in the future.
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-104771
29 January 2023
id 197506226hello, I submitted a qt bug a long time ago but there was no update, is there anything I can do. In this case I need to use qml but I will have to work hard to convert my project from qtwidgets to qml, now I have to use pyside2 5.15.1 and python 3.9 because of this bug. Even i cant update python it
I see you've provided a minimal reproducing example. That's generally the first thing I suggest to people not getting traction / attention on a bug from devs.
However this one I see involves very particular environment setup (xfce or openbox window manager).
I guess the next thing I'd suggest is to see if you can provide a docker image (can you have window manager running in a docker container? I'm pretty sure, but don't think I've ever seen it), or a VM that has the environment all baked in, so the bug is easy to reproduce.
Since you say it can take minutes or many hours to reproduce, try to automate the reproduction process, so you can start the app, let it run until the bug occurs without human user input. Better would be to see if you can make the problem show itself in seconds, but that may not be possible.
Keith KyzivatI see you've provided a minimal reproducing example. That's generally the first thing I suggest to people not getting traction / attention on a bug from devs.
However this one I see involves very particular environment setup (xfce or openbox window manager).
I guess the next thing I'd suggest is t
And yep someone's done it:
http://blog.csicar.de/docker/window-manger/2016/05/24/docker-wm.html
Keith KyzivatI see you've provided a minimal reproducing example. That's generally the first thing I suggest to people not getting traction / attention on a bug from devs.
However this one I see involves very particular environment setup (xfce or openbox window manager).
I guess the next thing I'd suggest is t
*you can have a WM inside a docker, but it is so complicated that a VM is a better solution
Ricardo*you can have a WM inside a docker, but it is so complicated that a VM is a better solution
I was thinking docker because it's more compact in space.
31 January 2023