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Date: 2024-11-16 02:03:49
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I looked into it, and it turns out that I can commit my .whl file to the repository, and then add it to the requirements.txt file. After this I click the Build button

picture of the build button (it looks like a hammer)

and the .whl file will automatically be installed and used in the pyside project from now on. The .whl file doesn't appear in the file browser for QtCreator, but if I use the terminal, I can add it to the repo. I can't install it using pip in the terminal, because the terminal can't access the venv, that is why I have to use the build button.

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Posted by: callen44