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Qview - Seg Faults under isis7.0.0-RC1 #4818
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@lwellerastro this is may be related to #4773 and other issues with updating to new mac hardware. Is this on a linux machine or mac? So far we have only seen issues on the macs but that is the only platform that we have really tested on |
@acpaquette - sorry I failed to specify. This is on the internal astrovm's, so linux. |
@lwellerastro with the install problems fixed up, time permitting, could you try to replicate this issue? It will help determine if this is a qt issue or an issue that was specific to the initial build of 7.0.0 RC1. I have updated the 7.0.0-RC1 anaconda env in the linux machines to use the new build |
@acpaquette - I can't run qview on the astrovm's
I get no return when I check my environment for ISIS Here's what conda looks like:
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@lwellerastro Apologies, forgot a step when setting up the environment. Now try it out |
Thanks @acpaquette, unfortunately, it still crashes and produces a stream of libQt5 errors as in the original post. |
Digging in on this with a debugger it appears to be related to this somehow, going to try and get this fixed today 3dbee4d |
ISIS version(s) affected: isis7.0.0-RC1
Description
Qview will seg fault when a user tries to do anything in an active window - zoom in by dragging a box, scrolling using the scroll bars, etc.
The following was captured from the launching shell:
How to reproduce
It appears any image will do (level 1, mosaic, etc.). Try to zoom to 1:1, stretch, etc. Might take a second, but it will crash.
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