General: Use qtpy in modules and hosts UIs which are running in OpenPype process #4225
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Task linked: OP-4632 qtpy in module tools |
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type: refactor
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Shouldnt this point to |
It's not adding any dependency or change startup logic so not really (it does not require new build). |
simonebarbieri
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64qam
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Brief description
Use
qtpymodule instead ofQtin UIs which are running in OpenPype processes or in processes which install known binding.Testing notes:
Test if modules have working UI tools and if tools are working in modified hosts.
Modules:
Hosts: