feat: Update of shortcuts on menu rebuild #258
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@tlambert03 pyside2 failures are related to the drop of pyside2 support by pytest-qt. |
can you pick whatever method you want then to fix it? either drop the napari tests, or fix it some other way |
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Half is fixed in #259. For reusable workflows, I think that I may made similar PR to napari itself. |
# References and relevant issues pyapp-kit/app-model#258 (comment) followup #8067 # Description The `pytest-qt` in version 4.5.0 dropped the support for PySide2. In #8067 I've fixed it on our side, but tests of critical for us pyapp-kit projects are broken. This PR fixes their test that uses https://github.com/pyapp-kit/workflows/blob/main/.github/workflows/test-dependents.yml
| "test.update.keybinding.tooltip", | ||
| KeyBindingRule(primary=KeyCode.KeyL, source=KeyBindingSource.USER), | ||
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| q_action._update_keybinding() |
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I'm a little surprised to see this private method called directly in tests.
Whose job is it ultimately to be calling _update_keybinding()?
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Currently it is called on a rebuild of the menu. app model is not evented. I do not yet identified other places.
But maybe it should be a public method?
| if kb := self._app.keybindings.get_keybinding(self._command_id): | ||
| self.setShortcut(QKeyBindingSequence(kb.keybinding)) | ||
| self._keybinding_tooltip = f"({kb.keybinding.to_text()})" |
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this code is more or less the same as what's happening in the init at line 52. Can we maybe avoid that duplication by having this be the one place where that logic is held, and call it in init?
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The problem is with tooltip. If we call this method from line 52, then, for QCommandRuleAction, the self._tooltip will be undefined on call of _update_keybinding
I think that we may fix this using metaclass and add __post_init__ where _update_keybinding will be called.
Co-authored-by: Talley Lambert <talley.lambert@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Talley Lambert <talley.lambert@gmail.com>
This PR adds updating of shortcuts on menu rebuild.
This is required for full migration of the napari into app model