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Splash screen when running from conda shows partially on Windows #22402

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mrclary opened this issue Aug 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Splash screen when running from conda shows partially on Windows #22402

mrclary opened this issue Aug 31, 2024 · 1 comment

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mrclary commented Aug 31, 2024

It seems that sphinx was not the only factor with the OP. pillow must also be installed for the splash screen to render properly. I don't understand this.

So installing Spyder from the installer, with sphinx < 7.4.0 and pillow included via matplotlib-base, there is no issue.

However, installing Spyder by itself, e.g. conda create -n test python=3.11 spyder=6.0.0.rc2, results in the bad splash screen.

The splash screen renders correctly:

  • If the environment is activated first, e.g. conda run -n test spyder. Shortcuts do not activate the environment, as doing so creates a flashing cmd window. @jaimergp and I are unable to fix this.
  • OR if the environment Library\bin is in the PATH environment variable. This is added to PATH when the environment is activated.
  • OR if pillow is installed and sphinx < 7.4.0.

I suspect that Qt requires something in Library\bin and that the combination of sphinx < 7.4.0 and pillow either obviates the need for whatever is in Library\bin or alters Qt's search paths to include Library\bin.

Continuation of #22370

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mrclary commented Aug 31, 2024

Duplicate of #22374

@mrclary mrclary marked this as a duplicate of #22374 Aug 31, 2024
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