README_OLD.md

pyside2-wheels

This project aims to build PySide2 wheels on multiple platforms using Travis-CI and Appveyor.

⚠️ The wheels being produced here are not "portable" or "standalone" and do require Qt5 libraries installed locally.

📰 The Qt Company officially supports the --standalone option, which should create standalone wheels.

🍰 PySide2 can be easily installed with conda.

Quickstart

Pre-built wheels are available on Bintray and can be installed as long as prerequisites are in place (see QUICKSTART.md).

• pyside2-wheels/pyside2 - wheels built from the master branch
• pyside2-wheels/development - wheels built from any non-master branch

Wheel building details

If you wish to build the wheel yourself or see more details on what's included in the wheels:

• CENTOS.md
• UBUNTU.md
• MACOS.md
• WINDOWS.md

For more information on building PySide2, see this guide.

Contributing to this project

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Qt development and bug reporting

It's possible to follow the development and get in touch with developers. Here's a quick list of useful links for that.

• PySide2 wiki
• PySide2 bug tracker
• PySide2 git repositories - please note, RSS feeds are available
• PySide2 gitter or #qt-pyside on irc.freenode.net (replaces the former #pyside channel, after PySide moved into Qt)
• PySide2 mailing list - (archives)
• Qt language bindings forum