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Add support for PySide2 #4

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Add support for PySide2 binding by setting the QT_API environment variable to 'pyside2'.

Change-Id: I9d10b26c161850b86a2aa2c9bb67924ea2778f9a

Change-Id: I9d10b26c161850b86a2aa2c9bb67924ea2778f9a
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Can objbroswer depend on qtpy as a dependency instead of adding it directly in the project? qtpy already supports PySide2

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Hello @amal-khailtash, that would be a better approach!

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titusjan commented May 13, 2021

@NicoRyberg sorry for not responding earlier and thank you for your PR.

The reason why I included qtpy in the project was because of issue 119 in qtpy. However, this issue has been resolved for years now, so I decided to follow @amal-khailtash suggestion and make qtpy a regular dependency.

I made a new release (1.3.0) that automatically installs qtpy. With this I think I can close this PR.

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