PyLot can't be initialized, when using an custom build conda environment instead of the pylot.yml, eventhough all required packages are installed in the custom env.
Also for some reason the pylot.yml environment seems to translates by its own between different Qt versions.
PyLot can't be initialized, when using an custom build conda environment instead of the pylot.yml, eventhough all required packages are installed in the custom env.
Also for some reason the pylot.yml environment seems to translates by its own between different Qt versions.
Could not reproduce this issue. Added new, clean Anaconda environment in pylot.yml with Python 3.8 which does not cause any problems with pyqtgraph. If the issue was solely related to library incompatibilities it can now be closed.
Could not reproduce this issue. Added new, clean Anaconda environment in pylot.yml with Python 3.8 which does not cause any problems with pyqtgraph. If the issue was solely related to library incompatibilities it can now be closed.
Could not reproduce this issue. Added new, clean Anaconda environment in pylot.yml with Python 3.8 which does not cause any problems with pyqtgraph. If the issue was solely related to library incompatibilities it can now be closed.
Seems infact to be the case. Closing issue.
> Could not reproduce this issue. Added new, clean Anaconda environment in pylot.yml with Python 3.8 which does not cause any problems with pyqtgraph. If the issue was solely related to library incompatibilities it can now be closed.
Seems infact to be the case. Closing issue.
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PyLot can't be initialized, when using an custom build conda environment instead of the pylot.yml, eventhough all required packages are installed in the custom env.
Also for some reason the pylot.yml environment seems to translates by its own between different Qt versions.
Problem seems to be pyqtgraph and is possibly associated to Issue#9
Could not reproduce this issue. Added new, clean Anaconda environment in pylot.yml with Python 3.8 which does not cause any problems with pyqtgraph. If the issue was solely related to library incompatibilities it can now be closed.
Seems infact to be the case. Closing issue.