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PySide6 bug #484
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for now, to get around this, i replaced this line import qtpy.QtWidgets as QtWidgets with try:
import PySide6.QtWidgets as QtWidgets
except ImportError:
import qtpy.QtWidgets as QtWidgets which resolved my error in my app
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Hey @hannesdelbeke, thanks for reporting. This is basically a duplicate of issue #480 and it's not our fault. It seems PySide 6.7 broke star imports, which is what we use all over the place in this library (instead of importing object by object). |
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Hi
I founda bug, and believe it's related to PySide6.7 release.
starting an issue here to make others aware since I believe it might affect everyone using PyQt.
TLDR: using
from .. import *
and certain import orders break in Pyside6.7, and it seems qtpy triggers one of those conditions.this code throws an error
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