Upstream isn't really working on PySide for Qt 5 as all of
their development is on PySide6 for Qt6 and therefore unlikely to get
fixed.
I worked through a couple of errors but got stuck at this:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2025599#c6
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Richar
On Thu, Sep 26, 2019 at 3:55 AM Petr Viktorin wrote:
> Actually, this is in FreeCAD code:
>
> FreeCAD-0.18.3/src/Base/swigpyrun.inl: PyObject *modules = interp->modules;
>
> Change "interp->modules" to "PyImport_GetModuleDict()" there.
>
Not being a c/c++ programmer I wasn't sure if it was liter
I maintain FreeCAD for Fedora and there appears to have been a change in
the API for how Python handles thread management in 3.8, specifically
PyInterpreterState which is giving the the following error when trying to
build FreeCAD:
In file included from
/builddir/build/BUILD/FreeCAD-0.18.3/src/Bas
I think I have the package in pretty good shape but could use not only a
review, but also some advice on the sub-package breakdown. I've tried to
mimic the PySide1 packaging scheme but with PySide2 all 3 parts (shiboken2,
pyside2, pyside2-tools) are included in one big archive.
The history of this
Just commited option 1 to Rawhide for python-pivy
Is it needed for other releases?
Thanks,
Richard
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There was already a BZ, it's been taken care of now, just waiting for it to
hit stable.
Thanks,
Richard
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It doesn't look like the original maintainer has ever updated the package since
it's original version in 2014 and it's very out of date. I need it updated in
all supported Fedora releases (and EPEL if it exists) to at least 0.4.10 for
mythtv at RPM Fusion.
The current release is 0.4.13...
http
I'm not a python developer but I do maintain several packages that use python
and I've been unable to find clear documentation / guidelines for Fedora on how
to package software that requires pip...
The closest I've found is:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PythonWheels
Traditionally building a
