Skia
Skia
Any chances to see this merged and released?
I've bisected the behavior to this commit: 58b4667c31cd6a29df0c3d24c5912a1b4930e908 Sadly I don't know QML, nor even C++, so I've absolutely no clue on what's going on...
Copying here for a better indexation the quick and dirty steps from Matrix to get Benjamin Schaaf's branch working: 1. Have benjamin-schaaf's [branch](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libhandy/-/merge_requests/707) of `libhandy` too: 1. `git clone https://gitlab.gnome.org/BenjaminSchaaf/libhandy...
Same here. I killed all the related process, and Bottle successfully detected it:  However, when running it, the launcher only displays a white rectangle:  Please note that I...
I just hit the same thing today. I know nothing of `go`, is there a workaround I can try in the meantime?
Yes, thanks. I ended up with a `git clone` and then `go install`, which worked fine. Unfortunately it the software didn't work right away, so I might come up with...
Also, the `construct-typing` package must be installed for properly type checking a project that uses `construct`. Unfortunately, `construct-typing` requires `construct>=2.10`. Looking at the [changelog](https://construct.readthedocs.io/en/latest/transition210.html), it doesn't seem like there were...
Just to let people know, here is how I fixed the problem on my side: * edit `setup.py` with a new version and `install_requires=["construct>=2.10", "construct
For those interested, you can put this line in your `requirements.txt` to use the version I mentioned just above: ``` pdbparse @ https://github.com/tetrane/pdbparse/raw/f29816285a5cbaf00bfe8c10379e664a5e4118ac/dist/pdbparse-1.5.1.tar.gz#sha256=1b046f137bc5b807983b15c1a1c71360faffad658be0ee4ba05763b0ab428486 ```
@loganknecht I also had problems with the deletion of inherited models. I worked around by overloading their `.delete()` method to use a QuerySet instead, like this: ```python def delete(self): self.__class__.objects.filter(id=self.id).delete()...