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Looks like the tests started segfaulting on PyQt6 + Windows on both Py3.7 and 3.10 (no conda). Based on the check logs, it seems likely this is due to the PyQt PyPI wheels for Qt 6.3.0 being released; any idea on fixing this from our end, or should we pin to qt 6.2.x for now?
Ah, I thought that was supported like it is with e.g. PySide on conda, but evidently not, and presumably for whatever reason PyQt doesn't constrain PyQt-Qt to a compatible version (which it should, especially if it causes a segfault)...
Looks like the tests started segfaulting on PyQt6 + Windows on both Py3.7 and 3.10 (no conda). Based on the check logs, it seems likely this is due to the PyQt PyPI wheels for Qt 6.3.0 being released; any idea on fixing this from our end, or should we pin to qt 6.2.x for now?
Originally posted by @CAM-Gerlach in #334 (comment)
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