Disable qml debugging when frozen, logging emoji to [L] [CPP-382][CPP-369] #204
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| # sys.argv.append("-qmljsdebugger=port:10002,block") | ||
| debug = QQmlDebuggingEnabler() # pylint: disable=unused-variable | ||
| if not is_frozen(): | ||
| # sys.argv.append("-qmljsdebugger=port:10002,block") |
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Do we still need the commented out bit?
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AFAICT that is what will enable the qml debugger that can be viewed in-browser. That being said I don't think it ever worked for us. @keithel-qt What do we gain with this QQmlDebuggingEnabler? Should we just remove this entirely?
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We can move it to the README.md file I guess.
I wouldn't delete it entirely, as there isn't good official Qt documentation on how to enable this in Python Qt projects.
Someone else should try this out to see if it works for them. It definitely works for simpler (non-rust) PySide2 applications. I've tried it out and it works fairly well.
Some investigating to figure out the source of why it's not working with console_pp probably should be done, doing a reduction approach to figuring out what in console_pp is causing it.. Remove chunks of the app until it starts to work again, then adding stuff back in until it breaks.
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Sounds good to me. I moved it to the Readme and created a ticket.
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