| 1 | | Since pyside doesn't actually need any of these to be in place to be "compiled" and installed, perhaps we just remove all *qt* dependencies from qtpy, and have it note on install that it provides an interface layer, but one of x, y, or z needs to be installed to be of any use, and let ports that actually use qtpy decide for themselves (through variants, or supports) what underlying implementation (pyside2, pyqt4, etc.) is depended upon. |
| | 1 | Since qtpy doesn't actually need any of these to be in place to be "compiled" and installed, perhaps we just remove all *qt* dependencies from qtpy, and have it note on install that it provides an interface layer, but one of x, y, or z needs to be installed to be of any use, and let ports that actually use qtpy decide for themselves (through variants, or supports) what underlying implementation (pyside2, pyqt4, etc.) is depended upon. |
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| | 3 | Edit: fixed s/pyside/qtpy/ typo |
