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Vendor Qt.py #45

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mruegenberg opened this issue Nov 8, 2023 · 3 comments
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Vendor Qt.py #45

mruegenberg opened this issue Nov 8, 2023 · 3 comments

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@mruegenberg
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mruegenberg commented Nov 8, 2023

Hello,
I seem to have a similar issue to this one described in #pyblish-lite/103.

The solution described there (replacing .vendor.Qt by Qt so the install of Qt.py 1.3.8 from my local environment is used) also works for me with pyblish-nuke. (Note I'm also using pyblish-lite but didn't have to replace the vendor.Qt import there)

This is with Nuke 13.2v8.

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mruegenberg commented Nov 8, 2023

Okay, so the actual issue seems to be that v2.1.3 is not on pypi and thus when I just install it via pip install, v2.1.2 is used.
Would it be possible to add the latest release to pypi?

In the meantime pip install git+https://github.com/pyblish/pyblish-nuke.git@2.1.3 works for me, in case anyone else encounters this.

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mottosso commented Nov 9, 2023

Try this.

pip install git+https://github.com/pyblish/pyblish-nuke.git

Edit: Just noticed your edit as well, and yes. That's it. :)

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Closing this as it's a solvable issue.

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