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For me the last version of nest_asyncio working is the 1.5.1. 1.5.2 produces an error message: ValueError: Can't patch loop of type 1.5.3 and .1.5.4 do not execute the async...

You are right, my application is multithreaded. I can confirm v.1.5.5 fixes the issue, thank you so much.

I have fixed the bug thanks, but I still have the rendering problem. **Without _repaint_candles() at line 556:** https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1431006/162583833-52d387e2-9451-4aad-9cb3-4274cc3c0730.mp4 **With _repaint_candles() at line 556:** https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1431006/162583837-af483f64-84eb-401e-b0f4-83013a69a94e.mp4

Yes sure, here it is: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1431006/162587200-0f6a80dd-6c6a-41d5-9c65-574f83539051.mp4 I am on Windows 10. Below are all the packages I have, all up to date since I've just installed Python 3.10.4 and all...

I have found another workaround that is described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63855707/realtime-visualisation-bottleneck-with-pyqtgraph-plotcurveitem I have installed **PyOpenGL** and **PyOpenGL-accelerate** and then added this code to Finplot __init__.py: ``` try: import OpenGL pg.setConfigOption('useOpenGL', True)...

I have also tested on my old laptop (much slower than the current one) after upgrading it to Python 3.10 and the latest packages: all works well. So it may...

It's great, thank you!

Quick update. The rendering glitch is caused by PySide6. If I switch to PyQt5 all works fine.

The main difference is the license. "Without going too much into the details of the different license models involved, if you want to develop a commercial application, PyQt requires you...

I am not using PySide anymore, I had several issues with that library so I am using PyQt now. The problem does not occur with PyQt. Thanks