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Describe the bug
PASTA app crashes with the latest version of PySide 6.8.0, a known incompatibility already reported for qtawesome library Crash on Import with PySide 6.8
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install latest version of PASTA with all the latest dependencies
Try to launch the pasta_gui.gui module
The module will fail with segemntation fault
See error
Expected behavior
PASTA app should run through the initial installation steps instead of throwing seg fault
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: [e.g. Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS]
Browser [e.g. Chromium]
PASTA ELN Version [e.g. 2.5]
Additional context
As mentioned above the real reason is the incompatibility of qtawesome library against the latest version of pyside6 library. Crash on Import with PySide 6.8
Possible solution: This issue is partially resolved as part of #351 by keeping the PySide version fixed at 6.7.3. Wait until Crash on Import with PySide 6.8 is closed and then remove the fixed version information from setup.cfg and requirements files, so that the latest version of PySide can be used further.
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Describe the bug
PASTA app crashes with the latest version of PySide 6.8.0, a known incompatibility already reported for qtawesome library Crash on Import with PySide 6.8
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
PASTA app should run through the initial installation steps instead of throwing seg fault
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
As mentioned above the real reason is the incompatibility of qtawesome library against the latest version of pyside6 library. Crash on Import with PySide 6.8
Possible solution: This issue is partially resolved as part of #351 by keeping the PySide version fixed at 6.7.3. Wait until Crash on Import with PySide 6.8 is closed and then remove the fixed version information from setup.cfg and requirements files, so that the latest version of PySide can be used further.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: