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PySide2 version pinned to 5.14.2 #739

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@AdamISZ AdamISZ commented Nov 28, 2020

Fixes #737. Before this commit, startup of
Joinmarket-Qt does not necessarily work "out
of the box" due to changes in PyQt 5.15 that
create external dependencies on shared libraries,
see comments on the Issue for details.
While we had formerly pinned PyQt 5.14, it is
in fact necessary to also pin the version of
PySide2 to the same 5.14.2 to remove the
problem.

Fixes #737. Before this commit, startup of
Joinmarket-Qt does not necessarily work "out
of the box" due to changes in PyQt 5.15 that
create external dependencies on shared libraries,
see comments on the Issue for details.
While we had formerly pinned PyQt 5.14, it is
in fact necessary to also pin the version of
PySide2 to the same 5.14.2 to remove the
problem.
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ACK 61edd03. Tested that JoinMarketQt starts. And version pinning is a good idea in generic from security perspective.

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qt.qpa.plugin: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found.
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