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PyGame mode issues in macOS 10.12 Sierra, 10.13 High Sierra, 10.14 Mojave #2423
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Going back to pygame version 2.1.2 works, and v2.1.3 and newer fails. In macOS 10.14 Mojave:
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I also have issues in 10.15 Catalina, but that might be related to running Mu in a macOS VM. |
As a workaround for issue: #2423
Hey hey. Is this whilst using vmware? Also I wonder what the mac model is? |
Hi René! Yes, this is using virtualised Intel macOS with VMware using an i7 Macbook Pro 2020. |
Hey hey. pygame==2.5.1 fixes this issue. At least it does work on the 10.11, 10.12, and 10.13 tested on. Hopefully it works for you too? |
As discussed in #2423 pygame version 2.5.1 should have fixed the issue with older macOS releases. So, we can remove this max version clamp.
As discussed in #2423 pygame version 2.5.1 should have fixed the issue with older macOS releases. So, we can remove this max version clamp.
As discussed in #2423 pygame version 2.5.1 should have fixed the issue with older macOS releases. So, we can remove this max version clamp.
As discussed in #2423 pygame version 2.5.1 should have fixed the issue with older macOS releases. So, we can remove this max version clamp.
As discussed in #2423 pygame version 2.5.1 should have fixed the issue with older macOS releases. So, we can remove this max version clamp.
In macOS 10.12 Sierra, 10.13 High Sierra and 10.14 Mojave, Mu is able to correctly create the virtualenv with dependencies, but when trying to run a pygame zero script it throws the following error in the console/repl panel:
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