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Rendering breaks if App.svelte used user components (e.g: StepOne.svelte & StepTwo.svelte in starter template). Please, refer to GUI is messed up svelte-nodegui-starter#4 for image.
This started from @nodegui/svelte-nodegui@0.0.4. The most recent version @0.1.2 isn't fixing this.
The last version tested to work without breaking the rendering is @nodegui/svelte-nodegui@0.0.3-alpha.1
I’ve no idea why layout is going strange as I haven’t changed the code since the last working release. I’ve tried a few combinations of dependencies with no luck. I’m not sure whether it’s a problem in Svelte NodeGUI, NodeGUI itself, Qt5, or computer environment. Until some clues emerge, I’m not sure how to proceed.
I don't understand if the layout is broken also for you or not. If it works for you, I would suggest setting up a virtual environment, which I find nodeenv useful.
I'm using Debian Buster and this release has a known Qt5 issue, so it might be a Qt5 related issue.
I don't understand if the layout is broken also for you or not.
It’s broken for me on my M1 Mac but wasn’t last time I checked on my Intel Mac. I tried various different mixtures of dependencies, but my M1 Mac can’t run the same dependencies as the Intel one, so I can’t compare like-for-like.
When I have a free moment, I can try on my Intel Mac again, but I remember this issue being filed by others while it was still working perfectly fine on my Intel Mac.
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ceremcem commentedon Dec 25, 2021
Is there any progress on this?
shirakaba commentedon Dec 25, 2021
I’ve no idea why layout is going strange as I haven’t changed the code since the last working release. I’ve tried a few combinations of dependencies with no luck. I’m not sure whether it’s a problem in Svelte NodeGUI, NodeGUI itself, Qt5, or computer environment. Until some clues emerge, I’m not sure how to proceed.
ceremcem commentedon Dec 25, 2021
I don't understand if the layout is broken also for you or not. If it works for you, I would suggest setting up a virtual environment, which I find nodeenv useful.
I'm using Debian Buster and this release has a known Qt5 issue, so it might be a Qt5 related issue.
Debian Buster
NodeJS: v12.22.6
Qt version: 5.11.3
Levyks commentedon Dec 25, 2021
I'm having the same problem in Windows 11, so it's probably not an issue with Debian Buster
I've tested with Node v16.13.0 and v14.6.0
I used the
svelte-nodegui-startertemplate with the version of@nodegui/svelte-nodeguibumped to 0.1.2shirakaba commentedon Dec 25, 2021
It’s broken for me on my M1 Mac but wasn’t last time I checked on my Intel Mac. I tried various different mixtures of dependencies, but my M1 Mac can’t run the same dependencies as the Intel one, so I can’t compare like-for-like.
When I have a free moment, I can try on my Intel Mac again, but I remember this issue being filed by others while it was still working perfectly fine on my Intel Mac.
ceremcem commentedon Dec 26, 2021
Might this be related to the GCC version? Mine is: gcc version 8.3.0 (Debian 8.3.0-6)
shirakaba commentedon Dec 26, 2021
I doubt it. Could you try with
svelte-nodegui@0.0.3-alpha.1, out of curiosity?Levyks commentedon Dec 27, 2021
That fixed it for me, any significant changes from that version to the current ones?
shirakaba commentedon Dec 27, 2021
Closed in favour of the more focused issue, #72.