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@jdh2358 jdh2358 commented Feb 26, 2012

Implemented Pierre's suggested fix for the dreaded qt close event bug. Tested on ubuntu with pyqt 4.8.5. This fixes #711

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I can confirm that this fixes the bug.

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tonysyu commented Mar 8, 2012

I just ran into this qt close issue, and I can also confirm that this fix works.

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@jdh2358 jdh2358 merged commit 332faa6 into matplotlib:v1.1.x Mar 8, 2012
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tonysyu commented Mar 10, 2012

I notice that this was applied to the maintenance branch, but, as far as I can tell, not to master. I'm just curious: what's the typical update procedure for backported fixes (err, I guess it's the opposite of a backport).

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jdh2358 commented Mar 10, 2012

Typically we merge v1.1.x into master periodically to bring all of these fixes in master. If it's a bug that applies to the maintenance branch, we'd like the pull request on the branch, because our standard workflow is to periodically merge these fixes into master,

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tonysyu commented Mar 11, 2012

@jdh2358 That makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.

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