Fredrik Averpil

Hey @wblion I've seen this happen when a e.g. a window which takes a long time to populate is prematurely closed by the user. I'm guessing that Nuke is closing...

@wblion I haven't tested your code, but we use `QtCompat.loadUi(uifile)` here without issues in Nuke 9, 10 and 11. Can you post the full Python Traceback?

@wblion I realized I was wrong. I see this issue (or at least a very similar issue) on our end as well with Nuke 9 when running Qt.py 1.1.0 and...

@mottosso @MHendricks @dgovil There's an issue with Qt.py's `_loadUi`, like @wblion reported above. If you're on Nuke 9.0v9 (or actually, PySide 1.0.9), you cannot load an UI like this without...

I wonder if there are different issues going on here depending on the PySide version (1.0.9 or above) and ui loading method. When using `QtCompat.loadUi`, You can load an `uifile`...

on sip, folder scoping and PyQt4; PyQt4 cannot be pip-installed from [official PyPi](https://pypi.org/project/PyQt4/) and must be built from source. This means we probably also will have to build Qt4 from...

on Qt5-only Qt.py: As a professional developer, I would prefer we continue in this repository and start using branches and maintain a 1.x and 2.x version of Qt.py, like suggested...

I think it would be wise to keep an open dialog with The Qt Company on what their plans are for Qt6 and their "Qt for Python". Perhaps the Qt.py...

On Qt5.py... Another approach is to keep adding new `QtN.py` files into this very existing "Qt.py" repo, which are locked to a Qt major version. So for example `Qt5.py` for...

Ah... A typo. Ping @cmaureir - please see https://github.com/mottosso/Qt.py/issues/293#issuecomment-402369551