Marcus Ottosson

Try removing this line. ```py qml_api.register_pyqt5(r"R:\pipeline\networkInstall\python_lib\PyQt5") ``` mayapy already has PySide2 which should be enough. Then try adding your plug-ins to PYBLISHPLUGINPATH before launching Maya. ```py set PYBLISHPLUGINPATH=c:\my\plugins ``` If...

Thanks for reporting this. Does this happen when using PyQt5 directly, without Qt.py? Could this be a PyQt5 bug, rather than a Qt.py bug?

Nice catch; yes I expected PySide to require this too. This is true for the C++ side too, so I would consider PySide to be at fault for allowing it....

Great, then let's consider this issue fixed once we can prevent PySide from allowing signals in non-QObject classes.

> I've found another inconsistency when creating a QApplication between PyQt5 and PySide2. PyQt5 requires passing a list, but PySide2 does not. Sounds like a good fit for another issue...

> What I'm trying to get to is that in my opinion Maya is actually the best option for texture publishing. Already implemented, easy to track file nodes and their...

I mean both, but the former is a good first step. As for how to go about it, if you mean this [`controller.pop()`](https://github.com/getavalon/launcher/blob/921c2764228f8da43cf60dc4b907065b4534979b/launcher/res/qml/Breadcrumbs.qml#L44) then I think you're on the right...

Possibly. In that case, it should work.

Hm, the delegate is a ToolButton, and it's got no `index` member. Try `model.index` to explicitly refer to the delegate's model.

It used to auto-upload, but these online services keep changing. Here's the previous setup: - https://github.com/pyblish/pyblish-maya/blob/master/.travis.yml If you are interested in implementing this for GitHub Actions, you would be very...